Room had all the ameneties that one finds in a 5 star hotel and even more! The room attendants were some of the best I have seen. The location was 2 minute walk to public transit (train) where we could access all areas of Tokyo easily, albeit a complicated system!

On Mondays, 2 of the restaurants are closed and of the remaining 3, only two are open for dinner. It is worth noting that there are not that many restaurants in the area if one omits those found at the next door Hilton and the canines in nearby malls. We did have dinner at the Grill on 30th and it was really disappointing. The fish was overcooked, and the service spotty at best . I would have expected better, especially at the prices charged. Lastly, one has to pay to access the gym- not much, about 2,000.00 yens, but nevertheless, this was less than impressive

The Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba offers a blend of convenience, luxury, and attentive service, making it a standout choice for travelers seeking a high-end accommodation experience in Tokyo. During my four-night stay, several aspects of the hotel particularly impressed me, contributing to a memorable visit. Exceptional Service One of the most remarkable experiences at the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba was the exceptional service provided by the staff. Their attention to detail was evident when they proactively presented me with a sim card that I had ordered to the hotel. This gesture was particularly appreciated as it saved me the hassle of asking for it after a long journey. Such proactive service exemplifies the hotel's commitment to guest satisfaction and convenience. Elegant and Spacious Lobby Upon entering the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, guests are greeted by a spacious lobby, which boasts a sophisticated European style. The grandeur of the lobby provides a warm welcome and sets a luxurious tone for the stay. The high ceilings, polished floors, and tasteful decor contribute to an atmosphere of elegance and comfort, making it a pleasant area to relax or meet with friends and colleagues. Convenient Location The hotel's location is exceptionally convenient, especially for those looking to explore Tokyo. Situated beside the Yurikamome Line, it provides easy access to various parts of the city. This accessibility is a significant advantage for tourists and business travelers alike, allowing for effortless travel to key attractions and business districts within Tokyo. The proximity to the monorail enhances the overall experience by simplifying transportation needs. Overall Experience Overall, the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba excels in providing a luxurious and comfortable stay with its strategic location, elegant ambiance, and outstanding service.

The hotel is really nice, although we didn't make use of much more than our room due to how much we had planned. The room was still lovely and the view of the bay was incredible. All the staff were very friendly and helpful, always seeming to go out of their way to help. The cleaning staff were also great and took care of our room brilliantly, not disturbing anything we left out. The hotel itself is nicely located right by the monorail station, so is a short ride to other lines or towards central Tokyo. There's also a Lawsons right on the doorstep of the hotel, and two family marts about 10 minutes walk.

This place exceeded my expectations, the hotel was beautiful, the staff were friendly, the rooms were great and clean and the equip with toiletries and drinks in the fridge. Great location. Would come again 100%.

Location of the hotel is excellent with access to metro line within 5 mins from the hotel.

There can be more vegan options in the menu.

Very clean Nice staff Perfect location Excellent breakfast

Price is a quite high Every thing besides the hotel open at 11:00am and close at 8:00pm except the convenience store

Spacious, perfectly equipped room with enormous bed. Friendly staff. Great breakfast! Close to a metro station, shopping center, pharmacy and convenience store. Quite. Great view.

Nothing was bad. The only thing I can mention is that the hotel is located 15 minutes by train from major hubs. Every trip costs 325 Yen and isn’t included in the Tokyo metro pass.

Very nice hotel. We picked it for location near cruise terminal as we were hopping a cruise the next day but were pleasantly surprised to find a lovely waterfront park and walking areas. Malls and public transit all nearby Hotel amenities excellent. Recommend you get the breakfast included. No restaurant opens before 1000. Expensive to purchase buffet after and no where else to go.

Up scale

Only one room key, extra have to pay? Never heard of it!

We liked everything. The amenities, the comfort of the room, the cleanliness and the breakfast options. Location we also loved especially with such an easy airport access (step out of the hotel and the bus takes you straight to the airport terminal). The staff are all super approachable and kind.

Nothing we didn't like.