In 20 stays at both over the past ten years, I've always found the rooms immaculately clean. It seems all NRT rooms are small by western standards at both the Radisson (where NW provides a free room if connecting to or from SPN) and the Hilton. The first time was with my wife and two sons (8 and 9) and the second time without the boys. I spent a night there in mid October and mid November on my way back to SPN from the U.S. The cakes and bread at the same restaurant on the GF get a 50% discount from 9pm to 10pm for takeaway. I cannot tell you about drink coupons because I haven't used them. But with the same reasons as stated above, it does not make such a big difference to me. I always seem to get the room overlooking the hotel entrance, not the airport and I believe that since the building is in half circle, the rooms on the other side should be slightly larger (the ones with two beds, I believe).
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You get CNN, BBC World and other English TV channels such as Discovery Channel. But then again, I am only staying there for the night and leaving early in the morning so it does not really matter. The room is small, I would say, smaller than the rooms I get at the Holiday Inn closer to the airport. They give you a key card with a red "H" letter stamped which allows you to go to the swimming pool and fitness center in the basement. There is a buffet served at the restaurant on the Ground Floor and it turns out that everytime I ask them if there is anything I cannot eat in the buffet (because it specifically says "continental"), I am being told to eat anything. There is no executive floor so they sort of 'upgrade' you on the top 12th floor, and give you a "continental breakfast coupon" and a "drink coupon".
It's my third stay this year and for the first time, when I presented my HHonors Gold card at check-in, I've been told to go to the desk opposite to the front desk where a manager arranaged for my check-in. Hiya, I just stayed there last week before a flight.
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