Sorry for posting this review only 4 months after my stay at Nikko Hotel. I simply forgot... I stayed there for a training event last Dec. The hotel was decorated for Christmas and with its breathtaking view of the Rainbow Bridge, it was wonderful.

I was on the Executive Floor and the room didn't appear old to me (quite contrary to what another reviewer said). It wasn't brand new but well kept. The room was also huge and well appointed. There was also a little balcony and I remember stepping out to take pics of the rainbow bridge. Most rooms have a view of the bridge.

The hotel is also located right next to malls in Odaiba, and even the restaurants there offer great views of the area. Plenty of things to do there.

I don't recommend this hotel if you are not planning to spend 1 or 2 days at the Disneyland or other Odaiba theme parks. Though the hotel is directly linked to the train station, it will take you 45 mins to an hour to reach Tokyo's city centre. I tried that myself.

It's great for holidaymakers or honeymooners!

We were primarily going to Tokyo to see Disneyland Tokyo and Disney Sea during cherry blossom time/spring holiday. All Disney Hotels or Disney partner hotels closer to Disneyland were booked or extremely expensive. VERY reasonable price for 4 nights here through expedia. Shuttle bus (20 minutes) to and from Disneyland is available. If shuttle is full or you want to leave at different times, very easy metro connections from Disney to hotel. Location was ideal for us. Fantasic harbor view of rainbow bridge and Tokyo. Corner room with balcony was very spacious, comfortable king sized bed, room was extremely clean and well maintained. Very pleasant staff with good English skills. Shopping centers and many restuarants close by. Easy ride to Shimbashi station by Yurikamome monorail. We also visited Ginza, Ueno and Asakusa areas from here using metro - no big deal to get into Tokyo. Airport express bus available to/from Narita airport. If you want to feel like you are in downtownTokyo and want all of the crowds and noise, then don't stay here - it's peaceful and quite. A friend who lives in Tokyo said all the "young people" who want to get away fromTokyo for the weekend come over to Odaiba (reclaimed island on which hotel Nikko is located). Downside - hotel restaurants very expensive - but many alternatives within walking distance. Shopping centers and restaurants can be quite packed during summer weekends.

The hotel is old. Furnishings and rooms are old. When we checked in, they wanted to give us a smoking room even though our reservations were for non-smoking. Location of the hotel is seriously out of the way. To get from Daiba (Yurikamome line) to any subway line would cost 310Yen. Aside the fact it took about 25mins. Would not recommend this hotel. Plus side, customer service is good, when we complained, they upgraded us to another room. Same issue, the rooms are old and the hotel requires refurbishment. Great views from the window of the bridge and stunning views at night.

We stayed at the Nikko the Tokyo Balcony end of Feb. with a Rainbow Bridge view room. The view is magnificent.
The hotel service is immaculate. Though the location at Daiba may not be the most convenient, it's a few stops away from Shinbashi on a monorail train.

The room is spacious with great amenities. Bell service is hospitaable and courteous. Concierge is a bit disappointing.
Overall the service is meticulous.

The teppanyaki restaurant serves mouthwatering seafood and Wagyu beef. We had an enjoyable dinner.

Each room has a small balcony, it would be nice to enjoy the sea breeze in a warmer month.

It's worth to pay a bit more for a rainbow bridge view room.

I would certain return.