Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba to open on July 1

TOKYO – Okura Nikko Hotel Management Co., Ltd. announced it will acquire and rebrand GRAND PACIFIC LE DAIBA, a luxury hotel in Daiba, Tokyo, owned by Keikyu Corporation, based on a stock purchase agreement signed on April 26 between Okura Nikko Hotel Management, Keikyu Corporation and its affiliate GRAND PACIFIC LE DAIBA, Ltd.
 

Following completion of the transaction, expected in May, the hotel will reopen on July 1 as Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, the first Grand Nikko-branded hotel in Japan.
 

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba, just 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) or about a 20-minute drive from Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport, is located on the artificial island of Odaiba in Tokyo Bay, a scenic waterfront area and one of Tokyo’s most popular tourist destinations. It is directly connected to Daiba station on the Yurikamome elevated transit system, allowing easy access to the many commercial complexes nearby.
 

The 30-storey, 884-room Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba boasts panoramic views across Tokyo Bay, overlooking many iconic landmarks of the expanding Tokyo Metropolis, including the Rainbow Bridge. It will offer 17 banquet and meeting rooms, nine restaurants and bars, two wedding chapels, a fitness club, an outdoor swimming pool, a beauty-treatment clinic and other facilities.
 

“Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba will be renovated between now and 2020, ensuring a warm welcome for Japanese visitors and the ever-increasing number of travelers from overseas,” said Marcel P. van Aelst, President and CEO of Okura Nikko Hotel Management.
 

According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, international arrivals reached an all-time high in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2016, surpassing the 20 million milestone at 21,360,000. The Japanese government aims to welcome 40 million overseas visitors annually by 2020.

 

Photo caption: Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba (Photo: Business Wire)