The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko

Luxury hotels in Japan have a Japanese style The newly opened Ritz-Carlton, Nikko has less than 100 rooms, and the facilities and services are impeccable. Here are some highlights: 1. The rooms are all over 50 square meters, and should all be called junior suites. They have a small living room and a super comfortable balcony, and the large area of wood is very Japanese. 2. The hotel's public areas are very photogenic and have a great texture. The main thing is that the large glass windows of the hotel overlook Japanese gardens, and the light and shadow are beautiful when the sun is shining. The large lawn at the entrance is also very photogenic. 3. The hotel's hot spring is a natural spring, with indoor and outdoor pools, and is very comfortable. 4. The breakfast is amazing! The ingredients, service, and appearance are all top-notch! 5. The kaiseki cuisine (JPY 12,000 per person) at the Japanese restaurant is also worth it. There are 9 courses, which are very delicate and delicious. It is said that their barbecue is delicious, but that will have to wait until next time. 6. Nikko is 2 hours from Tokyo, and the lakeside experience is better than Lake Kawaguchi. There are also many attractions, and it is worth spending 2-3 days here.