Best Asaka Hotels

I stayed here when I came to Saitama alone last year. This year, I chose a familiar hotel with my friends. The single room feels larger, and the double room with a suitcase will feel a little crowded, but the space under the bed is empty, and the suitcase can be opened and pushed in for temporary storage. The breakfast is basically the same every day. The curry rice, soup, drinks, and coffee are all fixed. The specific bread and hot dishes provided have changed. You won’t feel bored even if you stay for a long time. There are microwaves and vending machines in the lobby. P3 is Kita Asaka Station, which is very close to the hotel and very convenient. It takes about 1 minute to walk from the station. There are also many food nearby, including Lawson and Family Mart 711.

*Stayed in August. - Air conditioning was a little weak. - The bathtub was small. - There was a microwave in the room. - Deodorizing mist was provided. - Extension cords were provided. - There was a laundry room on the 5th floor. Detergent was sold for 50 yen each. - Outlets and light switches were installed in just the right place. - Extra gowns and towels are available upon request. - Glasses were kept in the fridge, so they were cold when we used them, which was great.

The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes from Wako station and within walking distance of the airport bus pickup point for both Narita and Haneda airports. I booked a non-smoking single room. The room is compact but efficiently designed, as is typical of most Japanese hotels. Interestingly, it features a double bed along with a small extra bed suitable for a child. The hotel is clean, and the staff are exceptionally friendly and responsible, offering helpful recommendations during my stay. Complimentary amenities such as facial masks and pajamas are provided. Breakfast includes a satisfying Japanese-style selection: miso soup, eggs, salad, Japanese curry and coffee. The hotel offers excellent value for its price, and I would gladly stay here again with my family on a future visit.

I stayed here for several nights with my family. The hotel is located on the upper floors of Wakoshi Station, so the location is good. Unfortunately, the bath towels in the room are a bit hard. Breakfast is mainly Japanese food. There are four main dishes (grilled salmon, Japanese-style hamburger, etc.) and several other side dishes. There are also rolls and croissants, but I personally think it would be better if there was a toaster oven for heating. There are many foreign tourists, so it would be better if the menu was a little more extensive.

Check in & check out all use machines, Chinese Toothbrush pajamas to take on the first floor Five days of clothes can barely be washed at a time, but some thick clothes will not dry in 60 minutes, and finally dry indoors The room next to the elevator was not very noisy, at least not awakened Wake up in the morning and finish breakfast and go to the holy place to patrol and come back to sleep and check out.

My child (high school freshman) stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days. I also had to stay on the first day at short notice, so I asked the staff if I could stay in the same room. There were many restaurants around the hotel, so I didn't have any trouble finding something to eat.

Because it happened to be with the student group, the breakfast buffet became miscellaneous, but the price was cheap even though it was close to the station, and the parking lot was affiliated with the Times, and it was good that 24H700 yen was 400 yen. There are plenty of restaurants around the station.

The hotel is in a great location, right next to the station, very convenient to Ikebukuro, surrounded by large shopping malls, supermarkets, and many snack bars

The inlet tube at the mouth of the air freshener bottle is broken. I can’t spray it out. Hope to change it again! Everything else is fine! Put in a lot of space enough!