Hotel Nikko Dalian

The hotel is quite close to Zhongshan Square and the art museum, making it convenient for dining and shopping. The hotel is a bit old, but the lobby is spacious, and the rooms are also quite large, although the facilities are dated. The room was also a bit dim, and there wasn't much bottled water provided. I booked a sea view room, but the sea was a bit too far away... The showerhead in the bathroom didn't work well and should be cleaned. During my stay of a few days, a simple meal was delivered daily. I didn't eat it there but took it with me when I left, and it tasted pretty good. The front desk service was quite good. I arrived early, and they quickly cleaned a room so I could check in ahead of time. I just had to pick up the room card half an hour later.

The room was very spacious, the carpet was clean, and the toilet was a smart one, which was very comfortable. I was able to check in directly when I arrived at the hotel at 1 PM. The front desk staff had a great attitude. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

The facilities are a bit older but clean. The breakfast is rich and delicious, and the freshly ground coffee is great. Adding breakfast for 89 RMB is really good value. Overall, the instant coffee in the room was a drawback, as I usually stay in places with capsule coffee machines. The underground parking garage is quite old and run-down, but at least parking is convenient and free. There are many small and large restaurants around the hotel, as well as a small ice sculpture museum with a slide, which my kids from the south absolutely loved. The 201 retro tram station is right downstairs, and Russian Style Street is within walking distance, making it very convenient for sightseeing. I also walked to and checked out Dongbei Lingdan Coffee, which was excellent.

The hotel's design is unique, the front desk staff are warm and welcoming, and the cleanliness is up to standard, truly befitting a five-star hotel.

True to its reputation as an established star-rated hotel. The front desk service was professional and attentive. Our room was upgraded to an executive floor with a sea view. The room was spacious and very clean, and breakfast offered a wide variety of choices.

This stay far exceeded my expectations! The hotel's location is excellent, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. The room was spacious and bright, spotlessly clean, and the bedding was soft and comfortable, ensuring a great night's sleep. The front desk staff were warm and attentive, providing impeccable service. Overall, it offers fantastic value for money. I highly recommend it for both business trips and leisure travel, and I'll definitely be back! Excellent quality, very good.

The room was spotless and free of any odors, truly the quality and service expected of a five-star hotel! It exuded an 'old money' vibe. The luggage storage and front desk service were exceptional.

An old-school five-star hotel located downtown, making shopping and dining convenient. The air conditioning wasn't great, and the floor-to-ceiling windows couldn't be opened, so the room felt a bit stuffy. Hygiene was fine though.

I saw reviews mentioning it was an older hotel before I went, so I was a bit worried about outdated facilities. However, after checking in, I found it to be quite good! While some furniture and wallpaper definitely show their age, I think it's acceptable. You can tell from the pictures that the hotel has a good aesthetic, and they've clearly put in time and effort to maintain it well. The front desk service during check-in was just right – very friendly but not overly enthusiastic. I got an upgraded room thanks to my Trip.com benefits, and they even reminded me that I could get discount coupons at the Japanese restaurant on the third floor. The hotel's swimming pool is very well-maintained! The water quality is excellent. Probably because the shallowest part is 1.7 meters deep, everyone there is actually serious about swimming! It's fantastic!!! Big thumbs up! The only slight disappointment was that there are quite a few foreign guests at the hotel. Despite clear signs in both Chinese and English, with large notices on the door to the hot spring area stating no electronic devices are allowed, I still encountered a foreigner doing exactly that. I immediately spoke up. From her reaction, it didn't seem like she was unaware. I hope the hotel can strengthen its management; these rules shouldn't only apply to obedient local guests, otherwise, it's really quite unsafe. Perhaps they could add an extra reminder during check-in and when getting keys for the changing room. They shouldn't avoid saying anything due to language barriers or fear of trouble (after all, every time I went to get the changing room key, I was reminded of the closing time).