Kawasaki Saiwai Ward Hotels

I'm genuinely so pleased with this place, I absolutely have to rave about it! First off, the location is incredibly convenient, super close to Kawasaki Station. I took the Tobu Line from Tokyo Station, and it was less than 30 minutes. I actually think it would be perfectly fine to stay here even if you're planning to explore central Tokyo. It's also just a 10-minute walk to Keikyu Kawasaki Station, making the trip to Haneda Airport a breezy 30 minutes – so convenient! However, a crucial tip: when you exit the station, *do not* go down to the first floor! Head straight out from the second floor of the station, and you'll see the hotel's main entrance right there. You won't find the entrance if you're on the ground floor. I actually spent quite a while wandering around on the first floor following my map, until a very kind Japanese gentleman personally guided us to the hotel's front desk. I was so thankful for his help! 🙏 Later, I discovered a trick: searching for the hotel's breakfast restaurant on Google Maps makes it much easier to locate (I've included a screenshot in my photos). The hotel is quite new, and the service is truly excellent. My friend had sent a package from Shinjuku to the hotel, and when I checked in, the front desk staff promptly retrieved it for me and even had it delivered to my room along with my luggage. Talk about service! I booked the most basic twin room, but it was surprisingly spacious. It wasn't on a low floor, and the city view from the window was quite expansive. What's more, the bathroom counter was generously sized – a rare find in Japanese hotels – with plenty of space for all my toiletries and cosmetics. While the room didn't provide skincare like toner or lotion, they did offer two packets of bubble bath, which made for a wonderfully fragrant soak in the evening! Furthermore, the hotel breakfast was genuinely delicious with a wide array of choices, including a live egg station for freshly prepared dishes. Overall, it felt like a lot of thought and effort went into it. They even provided paper cups in the beverage area so you could take drinks to go – such a thoughtful touch! Besides the convenient transportation, shopping is also a breeze if you're not looking for luxury brands. There's a Matsumoto Kiyoshi right downstairs, stocked with many popular trending products. Just past the connecting corridor from the hotel, you'll find a Montbell store with a good selection, and importantly, they offer tax refunds! There are also tons of dining options nearby, including a yakiniku restaurant visited by Goro (from *Kodoku no Gurume*), though unfortunately, I couldn't find it. I ended up at a slightly pricier but truly delicious one inside 'Dice' nearby! I stayed for one night during the summer on July 9th, and the room, including breakfast for two, cost just over ¥1200. While not exactly cheap, it offered significantly better value for money compared to hotels in central Tokyo! What's more, when I checked Trip.com after my trip, I saw that the same room type was ¥300 cheaper on July 12th! That's incredible value! If I ever visit Tokyo again, I fully intend to stay here.

It is very close to the station. After exiting the airport, you can walk 200 meters straight down the barrier-free elevator next to it. It is very friendly to people with a lot of luggage. You can store your luggage after checking in and out. There are free beverage bags, bathing agents, and disposable items in the lobby. Although the hotel looks a bit old, it is very clean inside, especially the bathroom is larger than expected. I try not to use the hotel bathtub when I go out, but this one is so clean that I took a bath. Before checking in, I called the hotel because I was not sure whether I could store my luggage. I spoke a little Japanese, but the staff was very patient and provided very enthusiastic services before and after check-in.

Close to the station, very small hotel, only four rooms on each floor, the facilities are old (compared to other branches), but worth the price. Luggage can be stored after check-out, which is great.

The hotel is very close to the station. Along the way, you will pass by Ginza Street, Ginryu Street, etc., and feel the vitality of Kawasaki City. Originally, I just wanted to find a room close to the airport to stay for one night, but I unexpectedly discovered the charm of Kawasaki. Haha Breakfast is traditional Japanese rice balls, quite delicious This hotel exudes a strong Japanese atmosphere. When checking in, please inform the front desk of the time you want to have breakfast the next day.

I used it the night before using Haneda Airport, and on a rainy day I walked to Keikyu a little with an umbrella. It was clean and there was enough breakfast snacks. Speaking of greed, I wanted amenities to rub my body and a smoking place.

Everything was great, location is great, near all public transportation, a lot of shopping stores and convenient places, the room is small as it normally is in normal in Japan hotels, clean and very comfortable, the reception desk were all perfect, the breakfast is served at the nearest coffee shop,

The transportation is very convenient. It is a few hundred meters away from Kawasaki JR Station and Keikyu Kawasaki Station. It is close to the commercial district in the south, so it is also convenient for shopping and eating. The price is a little expensive, but it is in Tokyo after all. The service of Toyoko is still very good, and it is also very convenient to store luggage

It is a business hotel and the staff were friendly. If you don't ask me to clean, you're given a drink service. Close to the station and convenient to move to several places.

Nice hotel👍🏻friendly staff Cozy little room—small by Tokyo standards but stocked with everything you need. The peaceful, clean surroundings make it perfect for unwinding after a busy day.Location couldn’t be better: there’s a convenience store right downstairs, and you’re just a short ride from all the major sights. Friendly staff who go the extra mile.

Location and the concept of the hotel is good. Almost perfect experience, but the staff do not speak English well and the hotel restaurant was fully reserved during my stay so I couldn't use it for dinner. The LED projector in the room and remote controlled transforming bed/sofa is cool concept as the typical smart WC.