Syoko Oyama

Review of Nikko Hotel Tokyo

Overnight on the executive floor on weekdays.

Overnight on the executive floor on weekdays.
I think the facilities are old as a hotel, but the details are nice and well maintained.

When I stay at a hotel in Tokyo, the purpose is to receive an extraordinary feeling and service, but this time I was a little early, but I could check in and explain at check-in. I was very friendly and easy to understand.

The hotel itself has brass-like chandeliers and has a classic charm with blue and wooden tiles on the walls and floors, making you want to take pictures here and there.

The executive lounge on the 2nd floor is a basic self-service, but the person who made the various preparations was impressed with the wonderful work.
In operating the lounge, I felt it was a good idea to stay on the executive floor supported by such a wonderful staff, since I was able to grasp the customer's movements with confidence and move in the shade.
The food presentation was not as expected, but I enjoyed both the food presentation on the 2nd floor and the wonderful view on the lounge on the 27th floor.
Coffee and tea are available on the 27th floor.

Even if it is not an anniversary, you can stay easily, so I would like to bother you again.