Tokyo Daiichi Hotel Nishiki Reviews

The hotel is so clean! And the staffs are amazing !😊 but they should fix the aircondition and it was a little bit hot.

Super good breakfast, location is very good and just next to Mtr station. It is clean as well.

Central sakae, close to station, oasis21 and TV tower, thr car park connect to the hotel (landpark) 2100 yen for 24 hours

The hotel is located in the city center of Rong, with a 24-hour Family Mart downstairs. Although it is an old hotel, it is well maintained. The main room area is considered large among similar hotels. It is very convenient to go shopping and eat in the surrounding area~

The environment is old, but very clean. There is a convenience store downstairs that is open 24 hours a day. It is very convenient and the front desk service is also very good. It should have been a large hotel. Many business and hotel guests stay in this hotel.

The hotel is conveniently located, the front desk service is warm and thoughtful, the rooms are clean and tidy, and the facilities are complete. It is quiet. There is a dry and wet partition, but there is no view from the room.

Super good hotel, super super super location in the city center, you can see the Ferris wheel, there are many KTVs downstairs, a whole row of food, and convenience stores, very close to Rong subway station! And very very quiet! Very good service!

Convenient transportation, near the Higashiyama Line Sakae Station, the hotel is clean and tidy, and there is a bus stop nearby to go to the airport and Toki Outlets. I will choose this hotel next time.

The location is excellent, but it is an older hotel with outdated facilities and decoration, and the lights are dim and dull... Various facilities are not good, and the carpet is filled with the smell of cigarette smoke... The smell in the room will not go away for several days... I originally stayed for 10 nights, I couldn't bear it anymore and changed hotels on the second night. The advantage is the excellent location.

This is an old hotel run by a Tokyo brand in Nagoya. The rooms are larger than those in ordinary hotels, and the price is affordable. Breakfast is Japanese and Western. There is a supermarket nearby, and there is Don Quijote next to it, and there are restaurants nearby. Shopping is very convenient.

If you have suitcases to carry, you can take Exit 8 of Sakae Station. There are escalators that can take you to the surface road and you can just cross the street. Those without luggage can take the stairs at Exit 1. The hotel staff are very friendly and can help with any questions. There is a convenience store downstairs, Don Quijote next to it, and Daguo Drug Cosmetics across the street (on the second floor of the building with the Ferris wheel). Buying five boxes of EVE is tax-free and discounted, which is very cheap. It's also very close to "Hida Gyuichi's House Magoichi", just on the 5th floor of BINO愄 (the building next to the Ferris wheel). The room supplies are sufficient, the toothbrush has soft bristles and is easy to brush, and there is plenty of hot water. The only drawback is that there are very few sockets in the room. There are only USB holes at the bedside and no sockets. The Type c charging cable cannot be used, but an extension cord is provided in the room. Overall, it is a hotel with a high CP value.

The room is small and old-fashioned, but it can be seen that it was comfortable a few years ago. The nearby street environment is a bit dirty and messy, which is a bit inconsistent with the impression of Japan. Breakfast is average, but it's close to the subway station.

The location is very good, very close to the Sakae subway station. Don Quijote is on the right after exit 1. Walk straight for about 100 meters and you'll be there. The twin room I booked is a bit larger than the average Japanese room. The window faces the Ferris wheel and the view is also good. What’s particularly nice is that there are double basins. There is also a basin outside the bathroom with a mirror, so you don’t have to grab it when you wash up in the morning. Very reasonable. Breakfast is 1,300 yen, with a wide range of varieties and good value for money. It is also very convenient to go to various attractions. The Meijo Line can reach Nakojo Castle, Atsuta Shrine, and Osu Kannon Street. The nearby depar**ent stores are also good places for shopping.

It was a family trip and I loved it so much that I wanted to go again! The room is also neat. It was great because the location was great and there was a lot to eat! I especially liked that it was close to the station!