I have been here after one week in Taiwan and honestly this hotel is georgius, it is quite expensive but the room and the bathroom worth the price, everything is luxury , actually I didn't tried the restaurant , breackfast is ok and well furnished ( only not much for European people ) and the only not so good thing... More

From the hotel, you can walk to shops, restaurants and other amenities - including those on Nan Chang Lu (street), which was like a small city of lights in the evening. The hotel is also a short drive to the speedrail station. Check-in staff spoke excellent English and was quick and very helpful. We needed a change of room because... More

Rolling up to the front entrance at the Nikko hotel I was pleasantly surprised by the warm welcome. The foyer and entrance are well appointed and the receptionist spoke good English. The rooms are well appointed with free internet, all be it wired internet in the rooms, but wireless in the public areas. The breakfast on the second floor is... More

Nikko Wuxi hotel it's a nice surprise in China. The room is very well and quiet. Bath room is fantastic and with everything we need. People are very friendly and available. Internet is slowly but available and free. Conference rooms are nice. Restaurants and bar very goods with good service.

I don't think this is a real Nikko hotel ， nothing up to Nikko standard except the shower in the bathroom. Breakfast is bad, food choices is little ,quality is not good, services is bad. They give me a smoking room but didn't ask me I I am smoke or not. The room have a bad smell. Only good thing... More

This hotel is beautifully designed and because of its newness, is truly attractive on the surface. I especially like the location, right next to the bar and restaurant area of new Wuxi. This area is somewhat like the Xintiandi found in Shanghai, where quaint buildings from the early years of the last century are restored and converted to be bars,... More

The only reason Hotel Nikko received three out of five is because I have spent time in other hotels in Wuxi and this is not the worst. It's a fairly new property at 18+ months old. But you'd never know it from how run down it is. My bathroom walls are water stained (so is my colleague's room) and the... More

I stayed at the hotel for about 5 days for business trips. I arrived pretty late, 1am in the morning but cordially welcome by the receptionist. They are friendly. Speak little English, but it get easier if you speak Mandarin. My key wasn't working that night, exhausted, good thing the hotel phone is just 10 feet away. The floor manager... More

At the top of the building there is a spectacular japanese restaurant with a beatiful view of the Wuxi's downtown. Excellent food and service. Menù written in english but without pictures. You can choose "à la carte", according to your taste and preferred dishes, or follow one of the set menù that restaurant prepared. The cheapest set menù is 170... More