Hotel Nikko Narita (nikko-narita.com) is convenient, quiet w comfortable common space with a glassed karesansui garden. Linen, night shirts (not yukata), pillows & beds clean & comfortable. Breakfast: variety, excellent attendance, service & food. Convenient free shuttle to & from NRT 24 hrs, check-in & drop off luggage at hotel and go back to the airport to catch free shuttle to nearby onsen (soranoyu.com) for amazing soak ♨️, which hotel reception suggested at my request.. Hotel also has free shuttle to Narita City. * shuttle schedules are on time. Hotel Nikko Narita was recommended to me, a decent stay.

Requested non-smoking room w view. Unfortunately, smoking on the non-smoking floor ☹️ (9 fl main building) and view was of building next door, perhaps annex is a better bet. Swimming pools are seasonal. The bathroom should have had a wipe down: long hairs on tub, the faucet, taps and were floor dirty, sink drain mechanism is broken, and lamp switch doesn't work.

For many years, we've stayed at the Hotel Nikko Narita to start and end our Japan trips. The staff is exceptional, always smiling and willing to answer questions or offer helpful advice. The shuttle bus to not only the Narita Station and Narita Airport, but best of all the the Aeon Mall is a winning perk. The rooms are spacious and well set up and the breakfast is to die for!!! We've tried other hotels near the Narita Airport but always return to Hotel Nikko Narita to the point where it now feels like "coming home." We had a conversation with a couple we met on the hotel shuttle who initially were apprehensive about staying at the Hotel Nikko for the first time because the price was so reasonable. They thought it would be "bare bones" but were delighted to discover a wonderful hotel they hope to use again.

Just to fill in this box, I would have to say there is nothing not to like!!!

First some perspective. Last night we stayed at the Pullman Hotel at the Brisbane Airport for A$320 per night, the next door Ibis Hotel comes in a bit cheaper at around A$260. Both are room tariff only, no breakfast and $8 per person for the airport shuttle. The Hotel Nikko is A$180 per night and includes breakfast and a free shuttle to and from the Narita Airport. In the 1980s, everything was horrendously expensive in Japan. The grounds of the Emporer’s Palace in Tokyo were reputed to be worth more than the whole of California. Values and costs have certainly changed a lot over the last 35 years. But surely there is a difference in quality? Well, yes but only marginally. The Pullman room was bigger and a bit more upmarket but the Nikko room was spacious, the bed was comfortable, the bathroom had a bath and a heated toilet seat and a scenic view from the window (the room not the toilet!)The Nikko is a 10 minute drive from the airport but the free shuttle is a comfortable coach that comes every 20 minutes. Hah! But what about the breakfast, raw whale on rice bread! Wrong again! Whilst the extensive fare has a distinct Asian flavour, the selections cater for both the European Continental and full English breakfast, with an extensive range of cereals, breads, danish pastries, juices and beverages. Oops! Almost forgot the free vitamin bar, a first for us. As you have probably guessed, the Nikko got full marks from us and a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED rating.

Hard to fault. Scores highly on every measure.

Breakfast was excellent and well worth the price. Shuttle bus from airport to hotel and return on time and driver helpful and professional.

Since it is an airport international hotel, NEED instructions also in English. Stayed there as wanted Sat. TV, however, no instructions how to get to English. . From a/c to TV etc. Could not use the TV.

Th e hotel was in a great location for getting to Narita airport. There are restaurants and shops on site where we were able to buy a couple of last minute items before flying home. My husband needed assistance as he had a broken foot and the staff were fantastic in providing a wheelchair, as well as excellent support during check in and check out. A staff member called Suzuki also arranged for assistance by the airport staff when we arrived at the shuttle bus stop when we were heading home.

I was a little disappointed that the rooms did not have coffee, black tea, milk or sugar to make a drink. The only option was green tea.

Good location, with regular shuttle bus to and from Narita airport. High standard of service throughout the hotel.

Initially, we had been allocated a room in the older wing of the hotel. The room was smaller, had no closet, just pegs on the wall, and the beds were pushed together,so that the occupant on the inside would either have to climb over the other bed, or crawl up the length of the bed. Fortunately, the helpful checkin staff was able to accommodate us in the newer wing, which has larger and much better rooms at only 900 yen extra per night. I have previously booked direct with the hotel and never been given one of their inferior rooms.

The room is very clean, the breakfast buffet was awesome, the hotel staff was very accommodating, friendly and great customer service😊👍👍

Everything was great

The service was excellent all the way around. The breakfast buffet had just about everything you could want that satisfies both eastern and western cultures. The sushi restaurant was also very good. The free shuttle was indispensable as it not only got us to and from the airport for our flights, but also to the Narita Express train station for all of our trips in to Tokyo. I really enjoy taking the train so the time spent on round trips to Tokyo was inconsequential. It was also easy to get a king size bed where they were hard to find in the Tokyo area. The room was clean and well maintained. I have nothing bad to say about our experience.

Nothing as far as we are concerned.

The room is big enought The free shuttle service is perfect The shush bar and bar was cool

The breakfast was not good at all even poor No water in the room

The Hotel Nikko Narita is a perfect stopover property. In our case, we stayed two nights to break up a long Trans Pacific trip. Everything at the hotel runs in an efficient Japanese manner. There is an airport shuttle and a free shuttle (once an hour) to Narita City, stopping right between the two main train stations. This was a nice surprise which allowed us to explore Narita on our free day. We spent the day wandering the Main Street and visiting Narita-san Temple. There are lots of restaurant options to choose from at the hotel. There are no other restaurants or shop within walking distance of the hotel. If you have to option to pre-buy the breakfast buffet with your room rate, this would be wise. The room we had was large for Japanese standards, especially the bathroom. Great views of the airport and runways for certain rooms.

Nothing.