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"⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This was our second stay at Hotel Nikko Tachikawa Tokyo, and once again it was a wonderful experience. We enjoy the charm of Tachikawa — a smaller town with a relaxing atmosphere — which is why we chose to stay here instead of Shibuya or Shinjuku. The hotel offers excellent value with reasonable prices, spacious rooms (especially by Tokyo standards), and warm, welcoming service that makes us feel at home every time. Everything from check-in to check-out was smooth and professional. Highly recommended for anyone who prefers comfort, great service, and a more peaceful setting while still having easy access to central Tokyo. We will definitely return!"

"Very clean and very new!"

"Conveniently located "

"Loved the hotel , the breakfast buffet was always amazing and it was in a non tourist neighborhood which was nice . Only down fall was you needed to take a train a hour to two hours to go to the tourist spots , but that isn’t their fault , clearly you can book hotels closer to those spots ! The staff was always kind and did their best with the language barrier between us . Would stay again ! "

"Nice area and great value. Lots of small restaurants around to explore. "

"The room was spacious and perfect for a family trip. The location was also quite convenient — easy access to central Tokyo areas like Shinjuku and Tokyo Station. We loved that there were plenty of great restaurants and shopping centers nearby. The hotel facilities were clean and well-maintained, and the in-house restaurant served delicious meals. Overall, it felt like a relaxing resort stay, and we’d definitely love to come back again. "

"Location, direct access to 7-11, clean and spacious bathrooms, compared to other business/econo hotels in Japan. Feels more luxe and premium compared to the standard business hotels. "

"Every time I stay here, I think the staff are wonderful and the service is excellent. Therefore, I don’t want other guests to use the hotel in a dirty way, such as spreading garbage on the floor."

"Ok"