I stayed for 6 nights this November. I had a room on the 15th floor with a partial view of the Harbour and my rate was a “business package” that included the business lounge where you are served free soft drinks and cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at various times of the day. Also included were buffet breakfast in the 1st floor dining room (or a much lighter continental breakfast in the afore mentioned lounge), free wireless internet access in both the room and lounge, free access to the health club and to the pool on the roof (which is spectacular) and discounts on laundry, room service and purchases within the hotel. At $HK1550 a night, this package was a great deal and worth every penny. The service was without fault very efficient and instant and the quality of the food at breakfast superior and quite varied. I in fact tried several of the other restaurants within the hotel and all were outstanding (especially Toh Lee for Cantonese cuisine). The room and bathroom amenities were excellent with bathrobes and slippers, a plasma TV screen, cable TV with many channels, a mini bar fridge that could accommodate extra stuff if you wanted, complimentary water, tea and coffee ingredients, an electric kettle, a safe, electronic window drapes, a large bathroom with separate shower stall and bathtub. There wasn’t anything that I could thinks of that I missed. Room service was excellent and very quick.
The only minor criticism I have would be that the concierge service was not reliable. I asked for a good restaurant and was told to go to the Jumbo Restaurant off the shore in Aberdeen. The place is inexplicably a tourist must-see where one pays thrice the money for a meal of comparable quality anywhere else. On another occasion I asked how much approximately a taxi would cost to a certain place and was completely misinformed. Other than that, I would not hesitate to recommend the Nikko, provided you go on the all-inclusive package. Believe me, it saves you a lot of money if you use it well. The Nikko is within walking distance of the Ferry Terminal and of great shopping on Nathan Road, The Jade and Night Markets. Restaurants abound in the area and if one wishes excellent non-asian cuisine, go to the Knutsford Terrace off Nathan Road. The Island Seafood House is out of this world as is the Italian restaurant there.






