サンシャイン鬼怒川

"big" charm with a wide variety of public and
"warm" hospitality with healing hot water and delicious flavors

Great Nature, Warmy Heart.

At Hotel Sunshine Kinugawa, we are proud of our open-air baths, which command views of scenes such as the Kinugawa River and the majestic mountains, and our tasteful guest rooms, such as royal rooms, open-air Bath Payment Room, and universal rooms.

We offer gourmet such as a buffet with abundant variety and highly atmospheric Japanese food trays that use seasonal ingredients. Please enjoy a time of comfort that only this hotel can provide.



Kinugawa Onsen was discovered in 1752 (Edo period) and became popular as a hot spring resort for feudal lords and priests on pilgrimages to Nikko. Later, in the Meiji era (1868-1912), the hot springs were opened to the general public, and Kinugawa Onsen developed into a hot springs resort that attracted many travelers.

"KIKOKUBIYU", a large black granite bath reflecting greenery on the surface of the water
The large open-air bath overlooking the Kinugawa River, with the valley in the background, allows you to fully enjoy the seasonal scenery.

"KIHAKUBIYU", a large white marble bath with shimmering colors of the four seasons.
Through the open, large windows, you can feel the changing of the seasons in the mountains. The view from the open-air bath is also excellent.

5:00 - 24:00 (men and women change in the morning and evening)
*Not available from 10:30 to 11:00 due to cleaning.


Enjoy the Fusion of Japanese and Western Styles in the Private Bath 'Akane'

Reopened on July 1, 2024.
Rounded walls are accented with fan-shaped tiles, considered to be auspicious. Enjoy a beautifully blended space of Japanese and Western elements. The bath is designed to be slip-resistant and spacious, refreshing both body and mind. Look for the auspicious frog hidden somewhere around.

Hours of Use:
3:30 PM – 11:15 PM

Fee:
45 minutes per session, 3,850 yen (tax included)
Reservations are taken at the front desk from 2:00 PM on a first-come, first-served basis.


Enjoy Nature in the Open-air Rock Bath 'Kirara'

Indulge in the luxurious heat of the abundant hot springs at Sunshine Kinugawa’s private rock bath 'Kirara.' Enjoy the opulence of the rock bath while embracing the beauty of nature. Bathe any time you like, feeling the sunshine during the day or the cool air at night.

Hours of Use:
3:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Fee:
45 minutes per session, 2,750 yen (tax included)
Reservations are taken at the front desk from 2:00 PM on a first-come, first-served basis.

The shape of the journey varies from person to person.

From a hot spring trip with loved ones to a get-together with a group of close friends or family, there are many different types of travel. At Sunshine Kinugawa, we have prepared a variety of unique guest rooms to suit each style.

Check In 15:00, Check Out 10:00

Sunshine Kinugawa procures mainly local and Tochigi ingredients and offers three different styles of cuisine: "semi-private dining room," "dining room," and our famous "buffet".

Our No. 1 popular buffet! Enjoy freshly prepared hot dishes at the live kitchen buffet, where chefs prepare them right in front of you.

The semi-private dining room is a place to enjoy a moment of relaxation, and offers dishes that change with the seasons, making the most of Tochigi's ingredients and tableware.

In the spaciously laid out dining room, we offer colorful Japanese meals with seasonal ingredients in abundance.

Leisurely stroll in yukata

Inside the large pavilion, there are a variety of public facilities for the enjoyment of both children and adults.
A café terrace with footbaths where you can enjoy the view of the Kinugawa River's most spectacular point, the Suspension Bridge, and the surrounding wilderness. There is also a relaxation salon, a massage corner, a store.

Access

It takes about 2 hours from Shinjuku to Kinugawa Onsen.

NHOTEL SUNSHINE KINUGAWA

Address: 1437-1 Ohara, Kinugawa Onsen, Nikko-shi, Tochigi Prefecture, 321-2522
Tel: +81-288-77-2727
Nearest station: Tobu Line, Kinugawa Onsen Station
Sister hotel: Hotel Tsuganoki (official website >)