Hotel Nikko Tachikawa Tokyo
Last updated: February 29, 2024
Facility Guide
All guest rooms are furnished with Simmons mattresses and have a chic and relaxing atmosphere. The quality of the rooms ensures that all guests have a memorable and comfortable stay.
The hotel’s restaurant, banquet rooms, conference rooms, and wedding venue are all wheelchair accessible.
How to book a Deluxe Twin (barrier free) Room
- How to book
- Call the hotel directly by phone
- Hotel reservation phone number
- 042-521-1111
- Reservation hours
- Available 24/7
Facility overview
Accessibility information
- Wheelchair-accessible
parking - Reservations can be made by phone for wheelchair users only 1,000 yen/night.
- Guest loan items
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- Wheelchair
- Shower chair
- Non-slip mat
- Wheelchair-accessible
restrooms in common areas
inside the building - 1 location on the second floor and 1 location on the sixth floor
- Number of elevators
- 2 (1 of which is wheelchair-accessible)
- Accessibility from
the nearest station - Seven minutes on foot from the south ticket gate of JR Tachikawa Station. There are no steps along the route to the hotel.
*This information is current as of February 2024. Please check with the facility for more information.
Facility information
- Address
- 1-12-1 Nishiki-cho, Tachikawa-shi, Tokyo, 190-0022
- TEL
- 042-521-1111
- FAX
- 042-521-1281
- Official website
- https://hotelnikko-tachikawatokyo.jp/
- Check in
- 14:00
- Check out
- 11:00
- Access from the nearest station
- Seven minutes on foot from the south ticket gate of JR Tachikawa Station.
*Click on the link in the map to view in Google Maps.
Special efforts to ensure everyone
has a comfortable stay
Entire facility
- Staff assistance is available from check-in to the guest room.
- The lobby features stone flooring that facilitates maneuvering.
- The wheelchair-accessible parking is located behind the building, but there is an intercom at the hotel’s back entrance and staff will assist with opening/closing the door.
Guest room (Deluxe Twin (barrier free))
- The guest room has an air of luxury and is spacious so that even electric wheelchairs can be smoothly maneuvered.
- The handrails on the sofa reach up to the knee and provide reassurance for elderly when standing up.
- The curtains are motorized for convenience.
- The bed is 50-cm high to facilitate getting into from a wheelchair.
- The round table in the sitting area can easily be moved even by wheelchair users, offering great convenience.
- The 80-cm wide writing table also stands high off the floor, enabling a wheelchair to fit under it. It is also convenient as a wheelchair can be pulled under by hooking fingers under the tabletop.
Bath and toilet (Deluxe Twin (barrier free))
- The guest room has an air of luxury and is spacious so that even electric wheelchairs can be smoothly maneuvered.
- The horizontal handrail on the left wall reaches all the way to the far wall of the bathtub.
- There is a 40-cm wide seat on the left side of the bathtub placed at the same height as the bathtub. It can be used as a bath board to enable guests to get into the bathtub from a wheelchair.
- There is a non-slip mat in the bathtub.
- In consideration of persons with visual impairment, the side of the shampoo container is notched to distinguish it from the body soap.
- There are towel racks on the washbasin and on both sides that can be reached simply by stretching a hand out from a wheelchair. It is also easy for persons with hemiplegia to use.
- There is a telephone for emergency use between the toilet and bathroom.
Review from a wheelchair user who stayed at the hotel
The hotel can be reached in seven minutes on foot via a level sidewalk on a busy street from the south exit of JR Tachikawa Station, which provides convenient transportation services since it’s in the central Tama area. I went to the hotel by car and used the level wheelchair-accessible parking spot behind the hotel instead of the general multistory parking garage. The hotel’s heavy back door has to be pushed open to get in, but there’s an intercom there, and when I used it to call staff they immediately came and opened the door for me, so it’s not a concern.
The front desk is 110 cm in height and can’t be used by someone in a wheelchair, but staff stood next to me and carried out the check-in process for me. The staff provided assistance until I reached the guest room and even helped me change the placement of the chairs and tables, so I was really appreciative. It was the barrier-free Deluxe Twin Room with a premium feel and plenty of space. The chairs are designed for convenience when standing up, and there were also convenient handrails for moving from the wheelchair to the bed. The round table in the sitting area can readily be moved and was easy to use for people in wheelchairs who are often sitting. The bath and toilet are a modular unit, but there’s lots of room inside and a handrail stretching straight from the toilet to the far area of the bath. In the bath, there are many handrails to accommodate diverse people. The seat on the left side of the bathtub can also be used as a bath board and is handy when getting in the bathtub. There’s also a telephone installed in case of emergency, so it feels like the hotel has given thought to safety.
The breakfast provided at All Day Dining SHATOU is a buffet featuring over 40 different Japanese and Western-style foods, which includes dishes prepared with local ingredients. This cozy hotel with 100 guest rooms has a premium feel and kind staff.
Guest Room (Deluxe Twin (barrier free)) specifications
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