strategic location, near train station and across the Family mart. complete facility. comfortable room

there’s no women’s toilet on 2nd floor. the women’s public bath on 1st floor is not really safe. You can directly see the dressing room when you open the door. So, if someone is undressing herself, you can see her immediately from the door and it’s facing the men’s public bath door. Actually someone opened the door while we were about to undress ourselves. fortunately he didn’t look at us and closed the door immediately. I hope they can add proper partition/blind before the dressing room. Another thing is that bcs we are staying in the capsule rooms, we couldn’t really enjoy ourselves because we need to keep quiet all the time and it’s prohibited to drink/eat in the room. I think this hotel, the capsule room in particular is more suitable for solo traveler and not for group.

Room is quite spacious for Japanese standard rooms. provided we only have essential things for luggage. Photos on the internet doesn't do it justice. We were expecting a small room but surprised it's spacious. We booked a twin room and the beds can be combined. Room is very clean, quite new/renovated and we especially love the balcony overlooking the town and the mountains. The hotel is w/in walking distance from Tobu-Nikko station and Family mart, along with other restaurants are just in front or beside the hotel. We have tried 3 other hotels near the train station and Hotel Famitic is the best. Complete facilities (laundry, onsen, dining area, bath, toiletries, outdoor smoking area per floor which doesn't allow smoke to come inside the corridors/rooms, luggage storage, etc.). We are always at Nikko and from now on, will only stay at Hotel Famitic. Reception (lady and obasan) were courteous and kind. This hotel is very suited to foreigner guests. We also stayed during winter and the room/heater was very warm. Overall, exceeded expectations. Breakfast is mostly local cuisine, a lot of vegetables, but for the price, still beats eating out.

None! We love it so much. Other hotels have issues and lacking in a lot of areas but Hotel Famitic surpassed expectations. It's the best compact hotel near Nikko station.

Despite being branded as a capsule hotel/shared room dormitory, partitions have been installed, essentially making it a private bunkbed room. TV and headphones provided by the bed, walkway in the room is wide enough for your luggage, bed was comfortable and the room was cozy. Shower and other facilities was good and clean. Location is splendid, less than 3 minute walk from restaurants, main bus stop, and train station. Recommended stay and will return in the future.

The only downside is that other users may leave their dirty socks/shoes in the shared corridor, causing the entire area to stink up. Ventilation is weak, but a separate, smaller ventilation unit has also been installed in the individual rooms.

Located just 2 minutes walk from Tobu Nikko Station and Bus Stops to all attractions. Family Mart is opposite the property. Supermarket a few minutes walk away. Many eateries surrounding the property. Extremely convenient. Check-in was a breeze and the staff is efficient. The capsule is like a very small private room. There is a lockable door to access the capsule. Inside the capsule there is a small writing table, a chair and a locker. Bed is comfortable. Love the privacy. Light sleeper beware, your neighbour's snoring can affect the quality of your sleep. Those with big luggages will have difficulty opening your luggage inside the tiny private capsule. There is an elevator. Toilet is shared and shower is the typical Japanese onsen style bath. The onsen is perfect after a tiring day visiting the shrines. Breakfast can be reserved the night before. Prior to check-in and after checking out, guest can use the limited coin locker (¥100) located beside the entrance to store luggage.

Great location, good room with a lovely view.

Check in was from 3pm. I got there 2:30, lights closed and a red ribbon covering the front door. I enter and ask if my room is available early by chance and they remind me check in is at three. I wait. 2:56 the lights are turned on. 2:59 the ribbon is removed and I’m given a room key. I know they don’t owe me anything, but I do believe the room was ready even when I arrived and it would’ve been nice to be let in. I’m also curious if the Onsen actually is mineral rich water and not just hot tap water, because there was no smell. Other than that, great stay.

The hotel is really close to the Tobu-Nikko Station and exactly at the opposite of the Family Mart. I booked the Japanese room with own toilet and shared bathroom. The shower room is on the same floor and opposite my room. As I am a solo traveller, having the room to myself is quite luxurious, but maybe quite cramp if there are two occupants in the room. Love the japanese-bed style and the room and toilet is cleaned. The hotel is about 1.3km from the famous Shinkyu Bridge and I did most of walking around the area. Highly recommend this hotel for those who plan to visit Nikko.

Nothing that I did not like.

Very nice room and very, very comfortable futons. There is a refrigerator, washing machine and dryer so it is great if you stay for a couple more nights. There was also a retractable clothing line in our room which came in very handy. Wifi is also very good. The staff was very friendly and would help with every question we had.

The breakfast could have been better but was satisfying nonetheless. The onsen was very nice but very hot compared to others we've been too. But that might just be personal preference.

The capsule beds were comfortable and spacious compared to other capsule hotels. The location is excellent.

The public onsen was a little uncomfortable to use because there was minimal privacy between the changing area and the hallway when the door was opened. I would recommend adding a better curtain or a small divider. Another thing to keep in mind is that the property closes its doors between 10am-3pm so ensure you are prepared to be out during that time. The wifi was also very spotty from the capsule rooms so but fine in the lobby.

Great location - just opposite to 24/7 Family Mart, and close to JR station and bus station. Toshogu can be reached on foot too. A good number of lockers - you need to insert a coin, that you take back when picking up the baggage. We saw a note about breakfast option, that looked nice and not expensive - but we didn't try it out, so can't say more. And nice amenities, like kettle or fridge. Finally - a surprise was waiting for us: according to the reservation, we were supposed to use shared bathroom, but in the end we got a room with a private one.

Small room, but unfortunately it's quite frequent in Japan. But the real problem was no hot water till the evening - on purpose (!). After getting soaked on the trip to Mt Hangetsu, the only thing I was dreaming of was a warm shower. But faced cold water instead. Thankfully my brother was in the room, so went down to the reception to complaint, with me waiting naked in the bath, dang... They turned sth on and 5 minutes later the hot water was available. I have never faced such terrible practice before.

This small hotel is located very conveniently close to both JR Nikko and Tobu-Nikko train stations, so it was easy to walk to. We had booked the tatami style rooms and each was large enough for two people. Each room also had its own toilet. The showers were in a couple of private rooms down the hall. The hotel has a hot bath for guests to use on the ground floor so you can borrow yukata. We didn't use the hot baths which are shared, but having a yukata was useful for when I took a shower. The shower was very nice, lots of hot water and good water pressure. While we were in Nikko, it rained quite a bit, so it was incredibly useful for the hotel to have its own washing machines and dryer section on the same floor we were staying on. I managed to get all of our clothes plus our shoes dry for a few hundred yen, which was so convenient. Lastly, this hotel was amazing value for money.

The rooms aren't very large, so this might be a problem if you have a lot of luggage. We were staying overnight from Tokyo, so we had left our large suitcases in Tokyo in storage and just had backpacks.