The Ritz-Carlton, Nikko
Chugushi, Nikko
“Lakeside alpine sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Kanuma kumiko latticework and local cedar frame quiet spaces looking out over Lake Chuzenji.
“Lakeside alpine sanctuary”
Serene lakefront accommodations featuring private balconies, stone bathrooms, and polished anticipatory service.
Authentic Yumoto thermal sulfur hot springs paired with serene indoor and open-air bathhouse spaces.
Tochigi craft details, local cedar woodwork, and traditional Kanuma kumiko latticework throughout the property.
On Lake Chuzenji shores near Kegon Falls in Nikko National Park
Rooms
Private balconies look toward Lake Chuzenji, paired with deep stone bathrooms framed in polished wood.
Backstory
Opened in 2020, the retreat marks the brand's first sanctuary inside Nikko National Park.
Wellness
Open-air thermal baths draw natural, mineral-rich sulfur waters directly from neighboring Yumoto Onsen.
The neighborhood
Kegon Falls and forested hiking trails sit just steps beyond the hotel along Lake Chuzenji.
“Features natural hot springs, stunning Lake Chuzenji views, and refined modern Japanese design.”
“Set along Lake Chuzenji with Mount Nantai backdrop, offering serene natural hot spring baths.”
The app
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