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"I recently stayed at Nikko Style. Check-in was smooth, as an English-speaking staff member was available. The room was spacious, the TV was easy to connect to my laptop, and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom had a slight moldy smell, but I relaxed in the tub, which was quite deep and low (Western-style), for longer than planned because it was so nice. I slept very well. It was quiet and peaceful. The entire hotel is non-smoking, which is perfect. The breakfast buffet is somewhat unique. You choose a main entrée, and the other items are supplementary. I found the food very well presented and delicious. I wanted a luxurious experience at a reasonable price, and I felt I achieved it here!"

"Location is very convenient. Just ok for short stay. Shower seems little clogged, and no shower cap. The refrigerator was so noisy that’s wake me up often. Couldn’t sleep well. "

"Great location and large room and shower! Very happy with our stay here!"

"Food was awesome and great variety! Kids enjoyed the treasure surprise and the character rooms. Staff were very helpful and had cute amenities. Would definitely return for another trip!"

"Decent but a bit pricey for a far out hotel . Great service and breakfast "

"Heat stuck on all night, crazy hot room. "

"This hotel is not what is implied on Expedia. this is a "love hotel" intended for sexual encounters, something we found out after the fact exists in Japan. the doors to the rooms are locked, and cannot be opened from inside. the rooms have condoms and other sexual devices on hand. To leave you room you had to call someone at the front desk (or some back room), at which point they could let you out. They also only spoke Japanese. If this is what you are expecting, then fine, that is your business... but this is not made obvious on Expedia and you will be in for a shock if you are expecting a regular hotel. I am not as upset with the hotel if this is their business, the issue is how it is listed and described on Expedia... there was no obvious way to know what we were in for."

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