Nikko properties in Tokyo

I chose JAL Hotel for an overnight stay before transferring from Narita to Tahiti the next day. I didn't have high expectations, but I was very satisfied with my stay overall. The room's design was similar to an American inn from twenty years ago, with a lower ceiling, but the room size was quite good for Japan. Besides the usual amenities, the hotel also provided pajamas, a thoughtful touch of Japanese hospitality I've only encountered in luxury brands like Conrad, which shows the hotel's dedication to quality. I would definitely consider staying here again if I come back to Narita.

The hotel is close to the Disney resort. And it is not expensive like Disney hotels. But that means you won't have the happy hour when you can enter the park 1 hour before it opens for everyone. If you forgot to buy something at the resort, the hotel has a Disney shop. There are shuttle busses that you can use to get to the train stations for free. After the resort closes, you can return to the hotel from the Maihama station. This is convenient, but you may need to wait the bus. Also there is a bus that goes straight to the airport. The room is pleasant and comfortable, the colors are warm and relaxing. There is everything you may need. The internet has a high upload speed, so the pictures and videos will upload really fast! The staff is friendly and ready to help. There are many services you can use. And there are 2 restaurants that are open late (until 22:30 or so). If you come to the hotel in the evening and you need something, you don't need to go anywhere else. There are a 24-open convenience store, ATM and even the currency exchange machine! The laundry is OK, but most unoccupied machines were available after 11 PM. If you have spare time and energy in the evening, you can visit various stores or just walk around. The hotel is spacious so you will walk a lot. It takes at least 48 seconds to reach the center of the corridor from a lift, and that is when you don't have luggage at all! I don't regret that I chose this hotel. It was comfortable to stay there.

1. **Super convenient transportation:** Directly connected to Odaiba Station on the Yurikamome Line, just a 1-minute walk to the platform. You can book shuttle buses to Disneyland/Haneda Airport. An elevated walkway connects directly to shopping malls like AQUA CITY Odaiba, so you don't need an umbrella on rainy days. 2. **Ocean views + ample space:** The rooms are spacious by Tokyo standards, with family rooms/twin rooms suitable for two adults and one child or one adult and two children. Most sea-view rooms offer stunning night views of the Rainbow Bridge and Odaiba Ferris Wheel. Bathrooms often feature both a bathtub and a separate shower, which is convenient for bathing a 4-year-old. The front desk provides complimentary children's slippers, toothbrushes, and other amenities. 3. **Rich cultural experiences nearby:** Within walking distance to Odaiba Marine Park, the Gundam statue, and the Statue of Liberty. Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan) and the Mori Building Digital Art Museum are within a 5-minute drive. **Downside:** The breakfast selection is limited, and there are no noodles or udon, which I prefer.

The hotel's location is excellent, very close to Haneda. It's surrounded by shops, with plenty of options for dining, shopping, and entertainment. The service is top-notch, and there's a Chinese-speaking receptionist, which made communication very smooth. I would definitely choose this place again if I have the chance!

Hotel Nikko Tachikawa is a fantastic place to stay, offering spacious yet cosy rooms and genuinely warm service. The staff go above and beyond to ensure a comfortable experience and the dining options are absolutely delightful. It’s a place that truly makes you feel welcome and relaxed!