We stayed in the Nikko for one night after we finished a Far East cruise. Check in was quick and efficient. We were up-graded to the executive floor (but were told we couldn't use the facilities, ie., the free bar on the executive floor). The room was of a good size with a lovely bathroom with a great shower and... more

good hotel in kowloon i think is the less expensive harbour view room you can get in TST ,kowloon (may be in hung hom) corner room,small ,lcd tv just remade at the time not every room was remodelated breakfast is expensive and normal,better go to deli france just one block away in hkc visit FELIX at the peninsula (dont miss... more

The hotel is good, but the breackfast is made for Asian people, the only thing that I coul eat was eggs, there wasn´t cheese, and more occidental things, only red beans roll, congee, etc more

I stayed at the Nikko hotel for two nights while on business. Their function rooms are bad, overlooking the habour and food served was alright. We had lunch at their restaurant - buffet style - and the place as packed. Food was good, but not spectacular. The rooms are average. In my opinion, quite spacious for HK standards - especially... more

An average hotel regarding International standards. Prices too high. I found out that Caucasians and Japanese are paying a hefty upcharge! I have checked out immediately after one night and moved to the Royal Pacific Hotel. Here I got value for my money! more

I arrived late at the Nikko after a long overseas flight from the US - it was pretty easy to get to after arriving. I had a Nikko level room which was quite nice. As this is a Japanese-owned hotel, I had forgotten how rock hard the beds can be in Asia (usually the US-based or European hotels have softer... more

The hotel is clean and service good. Rooms are small, espcially by 4 star standards. Stayed on the Nikko Floor and was suppose to get free local calls; dialed 800 number and got charged $HK30 or about $4.00 per call. They told me 800 numbers don't count as local calls. Also charged $HK330 or about $45 US for two glasses... more

On two occasions I was asked if I was interested in a massage* while walking to my room after a night in town. This is unacceptable, and I didn't feel I was taken seriously when mentioning this when checking out. For the rest the hotel itself isn't too bad. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. Breakfast wasn't up... more

My wife and I have stayed at the Nikko hotel during the Chinese new year of 2007. The hotel location is great, it is very close to the Avenue of Stars. we had an harbor view room which costs a bit more than a regular room, but the view at night is worth it, just be sure to ask for... more