Ideally located 20minutes from Haneda International Airport and a mere 15minutes from the central business area, Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba is the perfect place to stay whether your trip is for business or leisure. Visit the most celebrated sites or the biggest convention center (Tokyo Big Sight) in Tokyo - just minutes away. Feel the sophisticated service and enjoy the artistic views of the cityscape. We look forward to the pleasure of serving you at Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba.
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2-6-1, Daiba, Minato 135-8701 Tokyo Prefecture
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Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba
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Great for walkers
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Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba is lauded for its expansive rooms, pristine cleanliness, and prime location near shopping and transport hubs, which guests find highly convenient. However, there's some dissatisfaction with the costs, as the hotel's pricing, particularly for extras and dining, is perceived as steep and not always delivering value for money.
While the atmosphere is generally considered comfortable and the amenities are appreciated, critiques surface regarding dated rooms and variable service experiences, with some inefficiencies noted at check-in and dining areas.
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We stayed on the Bayview floor for a few days as a starting point for our stay in Japan.
Directly connected to Yurikamome's Daiba Station, Odaiba Seaside Park, Aqua City and Diversity (standing statue of Gundam) are close by, and Toyosu Market is held by Yurikamome, so I don't think the location is bad. The Rainbow Bus to the Konan Exit of Shinagawa Station is also convenient. (However, this bus does not accept SUICA or PASMO, please prepare 220 yen in cash.)
I'm a member of One Harmony and I'm glad they upgraded my room without asking.
During my 14-day stay, I came back here for a few days elsewhere, and during that time, it was very helpful to have a large suitcase. I am also grateful for the care they took in my suitcase when I returned to my upgraded room. The second room was on the Rainbow Bridge side, which was different from the first Oi Futo side, so I could enjoy both views.
Rooms are always clean and comfortable. The housekeeping staff left tissue boxes, trash cans, etc. that we moved on our own to make it easier for them to use when cleaning.
There were a few people in the lobby with "training" badges who helped me with my check-in and out luggage and opened the elevator doors first, which was very thoughtful.
There were two regrets: the bus service from Haneda Airport to this hotel was very limited, and the shuttle bus to Disney Resort was gone. There are really few limousine buses, especially at Haneda Airport. (It's around 4,000 yen by taxi.) With so many international flights to and from Haneda, is it less profitable to increase the number of buses? It's a pity that I don't have to go to Disney either, but I'll add that you can do it by connecting trains, and the fare was less than 6,000 yen (high-speed included) for about 30 minutes by taxi.
In general, no matter where I asked or who I asked, they answered me carefully and quickly, and I felt that the hotel was always comfortable and easy for foreigners to use.
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Date of stay: June 2024
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This was our first hotel in Tokyo (ever) and what a hotel it is.
We were part of a group of 35 arriving at the same time but rooms had been allocated prior to arrival and “keys” prepared so the whole process was easy. Rooms were fantastic – clean and bright. The only comment we would make is that, in this age of conserving resources, the bath tub (with perfectly good shower over) should be removed and replaced with a walk-in shower. Some of the more mature in years people in our group may have found getting in and out of the tub a little tricky as it was quite high. Free wifi is available throughout the hotel with easy access. The provision of tea/coffee ingredients was a little sparse and there was no English Breakfast tea! Go prepared – we did – and with milk sticks! The whole building was spotless and the staff dressed immaculately. A significant number of staff spoke English to a greater or lesser degree but all were very helpful. Breakfast was a buffet – beware there is a queuing system for entry to allow a smooth flow at the various food bars. Once again, no English Breakfast tea and no cold milk by the coffee/hot water machines – find the cereals for that! Japanese as well as western food was available and in plentiful supply. Chop-sticks and knives/forks were available. Check out was simple even the machine was in English or Japanese! Would we return – if we went back to Tokyo, it would be a serious contender. Our trip’s brochure said we would be staying in a mixture of 3 and 4 star hotels. This is certainly an hotel in the upper range of a 4 star hotel.
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Date of stay: October 2024
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Enjoy the queuing for breakfast experience - queuing Japanese style is not like the British...
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We had a room for 3 people that was spacious and comfortable with adjustable air conditioning and a fridge. The small seating area with a table and bench was perfect for breakfast purchased at the Lawson Inn. The bathroom is very large with a bathtub, shower and Japanese toilet. The beds are king size and very comfortable. We had a view of the Rainbow bridge, just beautiful in the evening. The Pension is very large with reception rooms and a 5-star lobby. The staff is friendly and always ready to help. The Pension has free underground parking. Restaurants in the Inn were rather expensive but as you have three large shopping centres around, you are spoilt for choice. The location is great as there is a JR station right in front. A 330 yen ticket allows you to reach the city via the Rainbow Bridge.
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Date of stay: July 2024
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The room had a decent view but lacked any comfortable chair in which to relax and read. When I went down to the lobby to find a comfortable chair in which to read, I found there is apparently not a comfortable reading chair in the entire hotel. The lobby is furnished solely with no back or low back hard cushioned benches. Continuing their policy of cheap furnishings, the room’s luggage rack was so small it would not accommodate my suitcase; so I had to use the floor.
From a pedestrian perspective, the hotel is quite isolated. No restaurants within a two or three block radius; so if you want something to eat and don’t want the expense of a taxi (They aren’t cheap in Tokyo.), you are stuck with the hotel’s restaurants or room service. Those food options are all mediocre and greatly overpriced. I guess the hotel bean counters have sensed they have little convenient competition; so why not take advantage? An example is the room service “American” breakfast of juice, coffee, eggs, a breakfast meat and bread or a sweet roll for the ridiculously excessive price of over $30 USD.
I am sorry I used this hotel and advise you to avoid it.
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
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I had a wonderful 2 night stay in a Bayview Floor Superior Twin. I chose the hotel because I didn’t want the full on chaotic Tokyo experience at double the price. The hotel oozes space. My room was spacious, had beautiful decor and was generously supplied with amenities including 4 bottles of water, a coffee machine and bath salts. The best thing about it was the lovely view to Tokyo city and Rainbow Bridge. You cannot get this view from the hotels in the city. After a big day of walking, sightseeing, shopping and eating, it was lovely to return to the room and order room service which was reasonably priced, and sit at the window to watch the bobbing ferries, the trains, then a lightening storm over the city. I chose to arrive by a 20 minute taxi ride from Haneda airport although I know there’s a shuttle bus from there which I didn’t want to wait for. My luggage was rolled in on a trolley and check in was very streamlined. It helps if you’re a member of their loyalty club, One Harmony, as you get your own check in line, plus a discounted rate. I bought breakfasts in my room rate which were served downstairs in the Garden Restaurant. It catered for everyone with a very generous and attractive buffet. There’s a convenience store adjacent to the hotel as well as a bakery which opens at 11am and does excellent lunches, with wine! There are 2 excellent shopping malls within a 5 minute walk from the hotel, and a train station which is right next to the hotel. The walking possibilities around the hotel are endless. They’re printed on a map of Odaiba which you can pick up from the concierge. This isn’t a hotel where you find temples, shrines and other historical monuments in the vicinity. Instead it’s located near various museums and attractions to which you can walk or travel to on the free shuttle bus which circulates around Odaiba. The only downside is it’s not convenient to Narita airport where my next flight departed. I reached Narita by taking a 10 minute taxi ride to Shinagawa station, and the Narita Express from there. It was a perfect stay.
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Date of stay: September 2023
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Room Tip:Pay a bit extra for a room with a view. You won’t regret it.
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Surprisingly affordable hotel for the level of service, beauty of the building, and excellent location. We were lucky enough to get a room on the 24th floor, affording us a view of the water and gorgeous architecture of the city. The staff of this hotel speak multiple langauges and the guests are international. We did not eat in any of the hotel restaurants, yet the hotel's location made it very easy to get to nearby dining and shops, as well as the nearby train.
The room itself was sparkling clean and there are a multitude of elevators, so you never wait longer than 20 seconds.
HINT: Do not pay the extreme fee for the outdoor terrace pool, unless you have a ton of money and enjoy spending it to be "Seen" by other swimmers. Instead you can get a cheap gym day, which includes a 3 lane pool, where we never had to wait for an empty lane. Plus the changing facilities at the hotel gym are exquisite.
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Date of stay: July 2023
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Room Tip:Try to get a room on the upper floors (24 or above) so you have a view
Don't use the outdoor pool...
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Very politely received and taken very rapidly and courteously to the room which had an excellent view across Tokyo Bay towards the centre of the city. The room was very well provided including a bottle each of a white and red Chilean wine and Japanese beer which was cooling in the fridge, complement of the hotel. The room was clean and with space to easily move about, bed comfortable and a large bathroom with both a bath and a shower. Breakfast was available in three places with the Garden Buffet on level two the most popular, a quicker cafe style on level 1 and a Japanese sushi on level three. We tried the garden buffet. It was a strange experience to see a twin row of seats with people sitting on them. On approaching the desk to be sat, we were offered a numbered ticket, requested politely to be seated and told we will be called when table was available. A good variety was available for breakfast with usual Western food. However, the choice of cereals was very unhealthy. The Japanese food bar was a surprise, it should not have been, but was unexpected so took the opportunity to try a bit of everything. the fukagawa-meshi with miso broth with a small amount of the following all on one medium plate: prawn Jade dumpling, dried crispy seaweed, a bit of each of roasted seaweed, spicy pollack roe, white bait, grated radish, Japanese salt plum, plain boiled rice with Japanese curry (powdered spice mix and boiled in water - very unpleasant) and a piece of Japanese omelette.
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Date of stay: March 2024
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Request room overlooking Tokyo Bay, allow time for Garden buffet.
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So we stayed 6 nights at the Grand Nikko. Arriving after midnight, we had some debate as to whether the hotel was actually open given there was not a soul to be seen. We did manage to locate someone to check us in after a few minutes of wandering around but don’t expect help with bags if you arrive at night.
The room was huge and we got the interconnecting rooms we had requested, however, the rooms we had in the 8th floor were very tired and bore no resemblance to the rooms shown on the website. There was plenty of dust around the place and no one seemed very interested in this of the fact my wife and I had been given single beds.
Breakfast is the biggest farce with this massive hotel having nowhere near the capacity to accommodate all for breakfast. There is a queue and generally 15 min wait each morning for breakfast, which, tbh, isn’t worth the wait.
Staff seem generally confused about most things and the comedy concept of paying to use the on site pool and gym adds to the general sense of cluelessness. Nevertheless, the location is great, with the metro connecting to the hotel and Daiba very lively. Rooms are huge and rooms are well insulated.
I wouldn’t not stay here again but it wouldn’t be my first choice.
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:Lobby breakfast is less of a queue.
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Following advice in previous reviews, we upgraded room on arrival to a high floor with good view, at minimal extra cost. No problem with room, shower etc. All additional services are ridiculously overpriced ie breakfast, dinner restaurants and bar. Other than the fairly grim shopping centres, there seems to be nowhere to eat & drink for reasonable cost. The major plus is proximity to monorail for quick access to city.
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Booked this hotel because of tge pool for my son who is 7 to enjoy. Nowhere in the booking does it state that it has an over 16 policy to use the pool. Charged extra on top of booking even though we stated who was travelling and that we requested breakfast for our son ? Why wasn’t this already in the quote ? Just not a family friendly hotel you can do better .
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Date of stay: February 2025Trip type: Travelled with family
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Yes, there are heaps of restaurants close by. Many of them are in the nearby Aqua City mall but just outside the hotel near the Lawson convenience store is an Italian called Incontro, and the Bakery, which does the most amazing sit-down lunches and takeaways. You can even have a glass of wine with your lunch. Prices are extremely reasonable.
I would consider hiring a local guide to show you around. There are infinite attractions in Tokyo. Another idea is to take a river cruise from the marine park pier which is close to the hotel, to Asakusa or Tokyo Skytree.
A train to the centre of Tokyo can take from 30minutes to an hour depending on where you want to go. There’s a train station across the road from the hotel. Book a bay view room with a view of Rainbow bridge and the entire Tokyo skyline. It’s fabulous.
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