We booked this hotel just the night before our stay and had no problems checking in. The reception staff were both friendly and efficient during check-in and check-out. We booked a comfort room which we was happy with. We never booked breakfast as we know the area and where to have good food in bakeries nearby. They had a nice... More

I start every review this way: I travel for work and am on the road over 200 days a year. I stay in over 150 hotels annually. I have stayed at over 1,000 different properties, everything from chains to boutiques. Pro's: I love this location, right in the heart of Japan-town, also a short walk to the train station where... More

Location is good. Rooms are really poor and horribly dated. Service is weak. Brekfast was very saf. 25€/ day for wifi. No irons. Tiny rooms with twin beds when a king was booked. Not worth spending €130/night on! Choose a different hotel.

Stayed in this hotel from 18-20 April for business/pleasure with DP. The hotel is within 5 minutes walk from the main train (HBf) station. There are plenty of trains from there to the airport and takes roughly 15 minutes. There is also the Tourist Information centre, directly opposite the station The hotel is located in the Japanese quarter of the... More

Nice modern hotel. We had a good deal, but the extras were very expensive! Wifi in the room was extortionate! Breakfast an extra 25 euros so we passed! Rooms were nice, but fairly average. Location was good Not much more to comment on, as we only stayed x 1 night. Nothing bad & nothing extraordinary!

The Nikko is a very good hotel. At most times and always during fairs it will cost you quite a sum. At those other times its a great place to stay. I spent one night in one of their superior doubles last night and thought it very good value at €139: spacious, modern, nice. The hallways are less charming, admitted,... More

Wifi usage around 25 euro per day, additional devices around 12euro. So for phone and laptop 35 euros!! Hotel could not find booking details, poor value for money room still cost us 160 euro per night

I have just arrived at the Hotel Nikko in Dusseldorf for a conference and to say I am dissapointed is perhaps doing the hotel a favour. Situated in the heart of the Japanese district in Dusseldorf, this hotel offers very little over other business hotels at inflated Tokyo hotel prices. Signing in at reception was straight forwards but no warm... More

The hotel is very located. I booked executive rooms, and those did not any refurbishing. The price was ok, it included the pool and fitness, which otherwise would have costed an extra 15€ per person. I only another hotel in Heidelberg where you have to pay for the use. Anyhow we picked the hotel because of the location near to... More