Hideaway by the Lake and Wind Hot Spring Hotel | Ritz-Carlton Nikko

The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko, hidden in the mountains, is about two and a half hours' drive from Tokyo. It is the fifth hotel opened by the brand in Japan after Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Okinawa, and it is the most 'hidden' one. One of the highlights of this Ritz-Carlton Nikko is a 'Ritz-Carlton hotel with an authentic Japanese hot spring experience', the overall design has changed the usual luxury route, and has taken a simple and Zen Japanese style. Geographical location The hotel is located on the beautiful Chuzanji Lake, presenting a subtle living environment with an elegant and simple posture, further highlighting the concept of getting close to nature away from the city. Accommodation 94 spacious rooms and suites all come with private balconies, the whole house is mainly in white maple color, the interior furnishings are simple and warm, highlighting the pleasant mountain and lake scenery outside the window. The design of the balcony not only brings the beautiful lake view into the room, but also provides more space for guests to rest. Hotel Dining The dining is even more exciting. Whether it's local fresh ingredients, or carefully selected utensils for presentation, and creative plating that starts from tradition but breaks through limitations, every meal here is more like a work of art. Before eating, you might be a little reluctant to start, always let the camera eat first. In addition to a Japanese restaurant, there is also the Lakehouse serving Western dishes, The Bar, and The Lobby Lounge where you can relax and enjoy afternoon tea. In such a niche secret place, it is undoubtedly necessary to include such a quality hotel in the 'must-sleep series'.