On two occasions I was asked if I was interested in a massage* while walking to my room after a night in town. This is unacceptable, and I didn't feel I was taken seriously when mentioning this when checking out.

For the rest the hotel itself isn't too bad. Unfortunately the pool was closed due to maintenance. Breakfast wasn't up to (their own price) standard. According to one of my colleagues his room-phone bill was the worst he had ever seen.

Overall just okay, but there certainly are better hotels around.. one night we had a perfect dinner at the Peninsula hotel's Felix Bar, and decided next time we'd surely stay at the Peninsula!

* the kind you get arrested for

My wife and I have stayed at the Nikko hotel during the Chinese new year of 2007. The hotel location is great, it is very close to the Avenue of Stars. we had an harbor view room which costs a bit more than a regular room, but the view at night is worth it, just be sure to ask for a room with a full view to the harbor, some rooms have partial view. The service was great, the only issue is that not all of the hotel staff masters English, but you always find a way to explain yourself eventually. The rooms in the hotel are clean, the bathroom is huge and has both a shower and a bathtub. The hotel is a bit pricy but it worth the price, I will visit again.

My 13 year old daughter and I stayed at the Nikko Hotel in Hong Kong for 5 nights. During that time, on 3 different occasions, she and/or I were walked in on by housekeeping. First a "man in a suit" walked in on my daughter while she was alone in the room. Next, a housekeeper walked in on both of us without waiting even 15 seconds after knocking. Third time was with me in the bathroom doorway just after a shower. A housekeeper walked in on me and obviously got a vision that will haunt her for the rest of her life! I complained to the hotel manager(s) who said they would take care of it, but they obviously didnt.

My daughter also went to "check out" the hotel pool, and ended up being followed by a male staff member the whole time who was well inside her personal space. It made her so uncomfortable that she refused to go back to the pool, even with me.

The concierge and desk staff weren't very helpful either. I asked for recommendation(s) for somewhere to eat, and they told me, "nothing is very good around here", and left it at that.

English is not very good with many of the staff as well.

We also were a definite minority at the hotel. It was jammed with hundreds of Japanese tourists milling around the lobby and the facilities. It was hard to get any help or use the facility amenities.
The restaurants were very expensive. The phone calls are not free. The business center was always busy, but cost $40 per 15 minutes use.

All in all, not a very happy experience. I could not recommend this hotel to anyone. I will not return. They call themselves a 5-star hotel. I'd say 3-stars at best.

With all the choices in Hong Kong, anyone would be better staying elsewhere.

My wife and I stayed 4 nights at the Nikko Hotel in June 2007. Everything was great. The room was good sized, clean, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. English was spoken by everyone. Getting to and from the airport is a breeze with the Airport Express train and the free shuttle bus from the train station to the hotel. The only issue we encountered was due to some renovations being done on our floor at the time that we were there, the workers had used some sort of chemical during the day, so when we returned that night, our room had a lingering smell of something comparable to paint thinner. We contacted the front desk and they gave us a different room on a different floor with no hassle.