Hotels with Breakfast in Kashiwa

I stayed here for the purpose of visiting my son who lives in Kashiwa. Compared to the nearby Toyoko Inn, the room was a little bigger, so I was able to open two trunks. The only regret was that breakfast was separate and there was no coin laundry, but it was close to the train station, department store, and convenience store, so there were more advantages.

Extremely clean. The sheets were changed after four days, and the amenities were comprehensive. The decor is very new. There's a park nearby and a bus stop right outside, which is super convenient. I managed to book it on a weekday, so the price was reasonable. There's also a convenience store downstairs. Highly recommended!

The Mitsui chain is always a reliable choice. The surroundings are fantastic and quiet, and the rooms are spacious. It's right next to the station and shopping area, so the location is excellent. Breakfast is also good, and the price is reasonable. This is definitely my go-to hotel when friends and family come to visit.

I've stayed in Sotetsu Kashiwa in March 2026 (21 nights) and again in May 2026 (2 nights). My favorite hotel in Spring sakura season and now flowering season for many others. Thank you for best amenities, service, cleanliness and friendly staff

The room is very new, breakfast is free, unfortunately I got up too late to eat, but the lamb in the breakfast voucher is very cute, so I bought their lamb mascot 🫶🏻

I inadvertently went to Toyoko Inn Kashiwa Eki Nishi Guchi because a security guard at the West Bus Terminal pointed me in that direction. I was delighted to find a Toyoko Inn, with my luggages trundling along the path, amidst the cold weather. Alas, I discovered it to be the wrong one. The staff at the front desk were extremely helpful and hospitable to myself, a weary traveller. They allowed me to leave the larger luggage in the lobby and to retrieve it later, while I went in search of my hotel, Toyoko Inn Kashiwa Eki Higashi Guchi, located on the east side. Unfortunately, there are no shuttle services between the sister hotels. The staff at this hotel were warm and friendly, greeting you in Japanese with “Have A Nice Day” upon leaving and “Welcome Back,” upon returning. Each guest is expected to place towels outside his/her room, with fresh ones provided in a bag on the door handle, later in the day. The room would be made up on the fourth night. Breakfast was an array of noodles, rice, salad, soup, bread rolls, and natte (a healthy source of vitamin K2) - a different & healthier palate for a change. The staff at the breakfast counter would also greet you, much to my amazement! I would have loved to have visited Akeboyonama Agriculture Park, if the hotel were to offer such trips.

This is a fantastic hotel! We stayed in a family room with two beds and a bunk bed, which the kids absolutely loved. There was plenty of space, and the hot spring was excellent with perfectly hot water. Plus, there were free popsicles! There's a Lawson convenience store right on the ground floor of the hotel with a dedicated entrance, which was incredibly convenient for late-night snacks and supplies. A large LaLaport shopping mall is also nearby. Parking was super easy with a lot right next to the hotel for 1200 yen a day. Breakfast was also delicious with a good variety of choices.

I keep coming back to this hotel. The front desk staff are really friendly. It's close to the station, the location is great, and the room is clean, which I'm very happy with. The breakfast included is a nice bonus too.

Thank you. The hot springs are the best. Sanna is the best. The bedrock bath is the best. It's right after you get off the station, so the location is great too. The surroundings are very quiet and the walks are great too.

The room is quite big. ”It's hygienic and has all the facilities. It's quite convenient. There aren't many choices for breakfast, but it tastes good. There's a tram stop just outside the door, so it's convenient to go anywhere.”