Hotel Nikko Dalian in Dalian

This is a very established five-star hotel. While the facilities are a bit old, the overall cleanliness is good, and it was a comfortable stay. The high-floor views are also great, and the transportation is convenient. Overall, I'm very satisfied and would definitely come back again.

This hotel is fantastic! The location is superb, making it very convenient for getting around. The room was clean and tidy, with complete facilities, and the bed was especially comfortable – I slept really well. Both the front desk and housekeeping staff were warm and attentive, making me feel right at home. I'll definitely be back!

The food options around here are incredibly convenient and delicious. We had seafood non-stop during our vacation! Plus, you can easily experience the tram nearby. The sea view from the room is stunning, and it's super easy to get to all the attractions.

Excellent! The room was clean and spacious, truly befitting a Hotel Nikko. ☺️

This hotel is located in the city center with plenty of parking, making it very convenient to get around. It's also quiet at night, ensuring a good night's sleep. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the service is attentive. I'll definitely prioritize staying here again next time I visit.

I've stayed here several times, and each time I've had a good experience.

The hotel was old, but it was very very well maintained. Everywhere was clean. You can feel, it was maintained based on japanese standard. The breakfast was amazing with many options of japanese dishes.

I came to Dalian for a trip during the Chinese New Year, specifically choosing the off-season in winter to avoid the holiday crowds. I stayed at Hotel Nikko for 5 consecutive days. There was no room service, but the value for money was pretty good. I'm not used to having strangers come in to clean my room when I stay at hotels. Some hotels I've stayed at before like to do turn-down service and send complimentary milk at night, and sometimes the service can be a bit too enthusiastic for me. This hotel basically had no service; every morning I just put my trash outside the room, no extra social interaction needed.

This is a well-established five-star hotel with a great ambiance and excellent views. The rooms are clean, tidy, and very quiet. The breakfast spread is also very impressive. Thumbs up!

Flew to Dalian on ***** New Year's Eve. The business class flight tickets were cheap, and a sea-view suite at Hotel Nikko was affordable during the off-season. The front desk was standard, and the room was excellent. After some effort, I managed to book a New Year's Eve dinner. Fearing I might hold up the table for the next seating, I went early and ate quickly. I'm very grateful to the waitress who helped me pack up my leftovers; she kept reassuring me not to rush and to eat at my leisure. In fact, a family of three came and left behind me, perhaps finding it not worth the price. My solo meal cost 500 yuan, and I thought it was good. Vita Tao even came over and hugged me, giving me a horse figurine, which is auspicious. After that, I couldn't eat at Hotel Nikko anymore. So many unmentionable things happened during the process, haha. But the bread at Hotel Nikko was delicious. I borrowed a charging cable from the hotel. The hotel scissors were dirty, so I bought alcohol wipes to clean them myself. The housekeeping staff was great and proactively gave me extra bottled water. When checking out, after coordination with Trip.com, I was granted a late checkout until 4 PM. The hotel didn't rush me. However, someone at the front desk asked for a good review and came to look when I pulled out my phone to call a car, which was unpleasant. Good reviews should come naturally from guests who've had a good experience; asking for them is completely unnecessary.