The hotel was very clean. I did think that the room and certainly the bathroom were on the small side. My room was fine for just one person but would have been a squeeze for two. Although the staff were friendly when I checked in no one spoke English and the hotel is an international chain. Wi Fi would have... More

The hotel is very efficient but a little bit pricey. I have stayed here several times spanning a few weeks each time. I understand that it is a typical Japanese business hotel. That takes a little bit getting used to for non-Japanese. What that means is rooms are just about enough size, the breakfast buffet is just enough to keep... More

The room was relatively small but it was typical of Japanes business hotels. It was clean and eveyrthing worked well. The internet had good signals. The breakfast was basic Western and Japanese and the food was tasty. The coffee was very good. Arrived there past midnight but, being that the hotel was next to the Kawasaki JR station, there were... More

Flew into Narita, which absolutely was not the best idea... transportation via shuttle and taxi took well over an hour. hotel was conveniently located for all that i needed to manage. also central to shopping and dining. hotel staff was for the most part responsive. room was a bit small but well kept. rate was not bad for the time... More

Very utilitarian room, clean, friendly staff, great location. The hotel is located in the middle of a big shopping area and train station so there is constant traffic great for people watching or getting the feel for the area. Room is very small by USA standards. I would stay again for a one-night transit stopover.

We stayed at Kawasaki Nikko Hotel for the first time. The location was almost perfect. It would have been completely perfect if the Narita Airport Limousine Bus could stop there. The transportation options from the hotel is very good otherwise. The hotel is very close to the JR Kawasaki station. It is just one station away from Shinagawa and Yokohama... More

This is my 2nd stay in Kawasaki Nikko and i love the location. Its right next to the Kawasaki station (2m walk) and has a lot of shopping/snacking/dining options around. Yodobashi, the electronics store is right next to the hotel. Another nearby attraction is the Tokyu Hands where you can buy some nifty stationary. The room i had was pretty... More

The Hotel Nikko at Kawasaki is 3-4 minutes walk from the train station. If you have business in Kawasaki the hotel has an excellent buffet dining area with food to satisfy most foreign tastes as well as traditional Japanese food. The Executive Rooms are not large but are comfortable with well equipped bathroom, free broadband, minibar, cable tv etc.

Nikko is one of the premier hotel chains in Japan, and this property is a good blend of luxury, location, and value. While this hotel isn't exactly ultra-opulent, there's still a sense of quality behind it, especially considering that it's more of a business hotel than a tourist hotel. Some of the single rooms will be small for Western standards... More