Each of the 24 suites have unique designs, furnished with elegant pieces that bring the style of Japan’s bygone era into the modern day. This space imbued with elegant nostalgia leads our minds to reflect on the history of Nikko.

All rooms have private hot spring baths fed directly from the source.

In the open-air bath of the large common bathing area, savor a leisurely soak immersed in the dynamism of the trees, the whispers of the river, and the chirping of birds in Tamozawa.

The Japanese Cuisine course. Sublime, elegant dishes reminiscent of state banquets. Taste a new culinary style combining Japanese and Western influences.

Restaurant Setchu. Two-person seating overlooking the garden provides a serene space enveloped in the warm fragrance of wood.

The Teppanyaki Course. A range of ingredients related to Nikko are carefully prepared in beautiful ways.

From the counter seats at Teppanyaki Kou, enjoy the dynamic live action of the chef creating delicacies right before your eyes.

Afternoon tea is served in the lounge. Be sure to try FUFU’s original blended tea.

The flickering flames of the fireplace add to the tranquility of the lounge. A wonderful place to enjoy different moments whether during check-in, before dinner, with drinks from the bar, or getting ready to head home.

Entrance hall. The impressive lighting takes the iconic shape of “ume,” Japanese plum blossoms. Since the Heian period (794-1185), ume have become so dear to the hearts of Japanese people that they now symbolize “flowers” in general.

The main building is a historic, beautiful wooden structure. FUFU Nikko is close to the World Heritage Site of Nikko Toshogu Shrine, and adjoins the sacred grounds of Tamozawa Imperial Villa Memorial Park.

A wide range of activities can be arranged, from outdoor adventure in the magnificent natural setting, to immersive experiences in Nikko’s illustrious history.