Detailed review & photos “Hotel Nikko Bangkok”

The 22 story hotel is conveniently located in Sukhumvit, the center of Bangkok which about 3 a minute walk from Exit 3 of BTS Thonglor Station.

There was a big carport at the entrance.

The lobby was modern with a calm atmosphere.

The front desk was right at the entrance. It was not crowded during my stay, so I was able to check in very smoothly.

The lobby had a high ceiling with big windows, so it was very bright during the day. Sofas and chairs were also placed next to the window.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Inside of the elevator

Guest room floor elevator hall

It smelled very nice in the corridor.

Guest room entrance door

There was a bathroom on the right, and a toilet and closet on the left.

The room was 36 square meters wide and was very spacious. The air conditioner was on from the beginning, so it was comfortable when I walked in.

The twin size beds were comfortable to sleep on. You can choose from 5 types of pillows; hugging pillows, buckwheat hull pillows, repulsive pillows, down pillows (normal) and down pillows (soft).

TV, luggage stand and a cafe corner across the bed.

A desk next to the window.

An arm chair and a small table.

The room seen from the window.

There was a big window overlooking the cityscape of Bangkok. It was very quiet as it was not a room facing the road.

There were many skyscrapers in the distance.

There was a window between the bathroom and the bedroom. However, you can close the electric blinds to get some privacy.

There was plenty of space to stretch my legs in the bathtub.

There was a hand shower and a rain shower. The water pressure for the rain shower was a little week in my opinion. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap from the luxury spa brand “PANPURI” were prepared next to the shower.

There was a sink across the shower room.

There was plenty of space to put my belongings next to the sink. The mirror was also very big.

There was a box with amenities such as a toothbrush, hairbrush, razor, shower cap, cotton swab and a sanitary bag prepared inside. There was also hand soap and body lotion.

The toilet was in a separate room. There was even a small sink next to the toilet.

There was a closet next to the toilet.

Bathrobes, iron, ironing board, umbrella, shoe brush, cream, slippers, scale and a safety deposit box were prepared inside.

The bathrobe was soft and comfortable to wear.

There was an electric kettle and two bottles of water on the counter. In this drawer were cups, wine opener, can opener, instant coffee and tea bags.

In another drawer were glasses.

There was a fridge, but nothing was prepared inside. You can order drinks by calling the front desk.

There was a Japanese restaurant called “Hisho” on the 1st floor. I had dinner here.

Inside of the restaurant.

I ordered some tempura which was delicious.

This is an all-day dining called “Oasis” located on the 6th floor.

They serve breakfast buffet style. You can also order à la carte instead of the buffet.

There was an outdoor pool on the 6th floor. Chairs were placed here and there, so you can sit and relax. There was also a pool bar where you can order drinks. It is on the same floor as the breakfast venue that has terrace seats, so if you prefer to have some privacy it is best to avoid swimming during breakfast hours.

There was also a gym on the 6th floor. It is open 24 hours a day. The view from the gym is very nice. They even have a dry sauna in the locker room.

Street around the hotel.

A shop selling mangos.

Due to Covid 19 the situation with the guests were a little different. There were many Thai people staying with only a few foreign tourists.

Restaurants around the hotel.