Open-air natural hot spring bath

Natural hot spring

HOT SPRINGS

Day-use visits also welcome 100% natural hot spring from our own source

As one of the few station-front hotels where you can enjoy Nikko hot springs,
We offer natural hot spring water from our own source, 100%.
Available to hotel guests and also for day use.

Large natural hot spring bath

Hot springs information

Large bath guide

Business hours
15:00〜24:00 / 6:00~9:30
Rates
Free for guests
Open-air natural hot spring bath

Open-air bath

The open-air bath added in December 2012 uses 100% natural hot spring water, with large tubs for 10 or more guests. Stretch out and relax.

Indoor natural hot spring bath

Indoor bath

Both men’s and women’s baths offer “atsuyu” and “nuruyu” in two tubs. The mildly alkaline simple hot spring, known as “beauty bath,” keeps you warm after bathing.

Eki Spa: A Day-Use Hot Spring

Day-use hot spring “Eki Spa,” one minute on foot from Nikko Station 1 minute on foot from Nikko Station
Day-use hot spring “Eki Spa”

Business hours
11:00–16:00 (registration closes at 15:00)
Rates
Adults ¥1,000 / Children (ages 3+) ¥800
*Bath towels and face towels available separately for ¥200 each.
Day-use hot spring Eki Spa

Stop by on the way back from sightseeing Station-front day-use hot spring

End your Nikko sightseeing with 100% natural hot spring water from our own source. Right in front of JR Nikko Station, it is easy to visit before your train after touring World Heritage sites or Oku-Nikko. Soothe your body after sightseeing, hiking, or business and enjoy Nikko until the last moment of your trip.

Hot Spring Properties & Benefits

Spring quality & effects

Indications

Chronic muscle or joint pain or stiffness (including chronic stages of rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, lower back pain, neuralgia, frozen shoulder, bruises, sprains, and the like), muscle stiffness due to motor paralysis, sensitivity to cold, peripheral circulatory disorders, reduced gastrointestinal function (such as feeling heavy after meals or bloating), mild hypertension, impaired glucose tolerance (diabetes), mild hypercholesterolemia, mild asthma or emphysema, hemorrhoid pain, autonomic nervous system instability, stress-related symptoms (such as sleep disorders or low mood), convalescence, recovery from fatigue, and general health promotion

Basic hot spring information

Source name and spring location
Nikko Onsen (source name: provisional Nikko Pension)
Spring location
1550-37 Marutobi, Tokoro, Nikko, Tochigi
Analyst
Yoshiharu Niki, Director, Tochigi Prefecture Pharmacists Association Testing Center
At the spring location
Survey and test results
(1) Date of survey and testing
(2) Spring temperature 45.1°C
(3) Flow rate 400.01/min (mechanically pumped)
(4) Sensory test: almost colorless, clear, and odorless.
(5) pH 8.8
(6) Radon content ×10⁻¹⁰ Ci/kg
In the testing room
Test results
(1) Analysis completion date: October 3, 2003 (Heisei 15)
(2) Sensory test: almost colorless, clear, and odorless.
(3) Density 0.9984
(4) pH 8.82
(5) Residue on evaporation 154.2 mg/kg (110°C). Alkaline simple hot spring (alkaline hypotonic high-temperature spring)