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"Perfect hotel, in the perfect location. "

"A very comfortable hotel in a good location in Takachiho. Walking distance to everything in town including the Takachiho Shrine, the gorge, and the local market. Rooms are large compared to usual Japanese hotels and have storage space for luggage or clothes. Lighting is good. Other breakfast options besides the full buffet would be welcome or even just coffee/tea in the restaurant. There is a nice patio in front for relaxing. Staff were very professional and helpful."

"Large old style hotel. Impressive foyer. Checkin was fast and professional. Free parking is available to hotel guests which made it convenient. Room was clean and good size. Its a good 10minute walk to Oita Station. "

"Wonderfully food experience. We were there on a holiday so there wasn't much open. Still, we went on a big walk in the rain - the Literature walk was well worth it 🙂. The town has a lovely feel. Pity about transport."

"Staff at Nikko were courteous and helpful: room service is thorough; receptionists speak very good English. We would like to especially thank Bianca for her extra effort in helping us. Very happy with our stay."

"Pros: Good value. Spacious rooms. Relatively large beds. Quiet area. Easy, ample parking. Hotel connected to a convenience store. Good free breakfast. Walking distance to Amaterasu train attraction. Cons: A bit further away from Takachiho Gorge, about 5min drive. No view from hotel. Laundry was a bit expensive, had to buy detergent from the front desk separately from the laundry machine fee. "

"1min walk from Oita JR station, where there was shopping, many dining options and a supermarket. The in-house onsen was excellent. The laundry facilities were surprisingly free of charge, but there’s a charge for dryers. Buffet breakfast was amazing serving many traditional Japanese items that we were glad to try. It’s a very convenient base to visit the surrounding towns of Beppu and Yufuin. "

"All was good!"

"Good breakfast easy walking around the area"