The Hotel Nikko at Kawasaki is 3-4 minutes walk from the train station. If you have business in Kawasaki the hotel has an excellent buffet dining area with food to satisfy most foreign tastes as well as traditional Japanese food. The Executive Rooms are not large but are comfortable with well equipped bathroom, free broadband, minibar, cable tv etc. More

Nikko is one of the premier hotel chains in Japan, and this property is a good blend of luxury, location, and value. While this hotel isn't exactly ultra-opulent, there's still a sense of quality behind it, especially considering that it's more of a business hotel than a tourist hotel. Some of the single rooms will be small for Western standards... More

I stayed in this hotel for a two week business trip in July 2008 in one of the executive business rooms. I'm a very picky American woman with high standards and was pleasantly surprised by how nice this hotel was. The room was a little bit small but still worked fine for me. The bed was comfy, the room was... More

A fairly typical Japanese business hotel. It occupies the top 8 or so floors of a 20 storey building. The lower floors contain a shopping centre, some resaturants and a bar. There is anotehr shopping centre next door with more restaurants, subway sandwich bar, starbucks etc, and the main street is about 5 minutes walk away. So no shortage of... More