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"The space, back ground music and it’s volume, tranquil, and peaceful."

"It is convenient, and their breakfast buffet is very good "

"Great location. Close to the train station, but quiet and clean. "

"The hotel and staff were great! We will say there again. Great shopping and dining options as well."

"Only 2min. to Tchikawa station! You can enjoy shopping and dinning! Entrance area is very old fashoned. Free breakfast is not great but so so nbut its free."

"Great place to stay and very walkable to the station. Mega Don Quijote & Daiso is just across the street too. Lots of shopping areas to check out but we have no time to go look around. Just one con is how small the room is. We have a 1 year old baby with us. We're only travelking with 2 carry-on luggage, a travel stroller, plus some personal bags so, opening and fitting all stuff inside the room is so crowded. But overall, it was a good stay for a one night."

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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!"

"This is a great hotel for staying around Kichijoji -- which has a great variety of shopping, restaurants and even a nice park with a large pond -- or even for Tokyo in general as it is only a 10/15-minute train ride from Shinjuku. It is super close to Kichijoji station (like 2 minutes). It's also close to Inokashira Koen (Park). The rooms are clean and quiet, if rather small -- that's standard in Japan. We often stay here and would recommend it. "