Hotels near Kamata, Tokyo

The hotel is just so-so. Its main selling point is the relatively good value for money, especially on a Saturday night. While nearby hotels are generally expensive, this one offers a decent option for an occasional stay, providing fair value for money, although the hotel itself is still quite average. The front desk service was also just average. Overall, it's just an average place. It's a convenient option for solo travelers looking for a temporary stopover. The location is excellent: right next to Putian Station, and just a 10-minute walk to a vibrant food street.

The room was compact and clean. I really liked that there was a self-service drink corner on the front desk floor, so I could have hot coffee in the morning. The staff were all very pleasant. Although it was a bit of a walk, Kamata Station was within reasonable walking distance for a round trip. I wish there had been a hand towel in addition to the bath and face towels. While the train noise wasn't too bothersome, I could hear someone coughing in another room, which kept me from sleeping well.

Good chain hotel, but watch out for the stairs. It’s a 900m walk from the Haneda express station. You have to carry luggage down stairs under the tracks, so it’s not the most accessible for the elderly or kids. However, the location is great for food with a FamilyMart right outside. Clean rooms, good service, and a nice onsen. Overall, a solid stay.

I stayed here because I had an early morning flight from Haneda. The hotel is located right between the Keikyu and JR lines, and since I used the JR Kamata line for shopping and dining, it was conveniently close to both. The facilities are a little old, but overall I had a comfortable stay. There was black mold where the water came out of the shower head, which was a bit of a concern in terms of cleaning. I'd be happy if that could be improved. It was convenient that the amenities were available in front of the front desk.

Overall, my stay was quite satisfactory. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from the subway exit, across a pedestrian bridge that has an elevator, which was great for my luggage. There are several 7-Eleven and FamilyMart stores nearby. The water pressure was good, and the water quality was fine. I booked a 17-square-meter twin room, which was adequately sized and had good soundproofing. Check-in was available via a self-service machine, but paying the room fee only accepted foreign cards, and even then, the usable cards were quite limited. The front desk staff only told me I needed a 'password' but didn't specify what kind. Neither my transaction password nor the numbers on the back of my card worked. Eventually, they used their front desk machine to process my card without any password input, which left me quite confused. Some of the room's facilities were a bit basic; the table was foldable, and the stools were just plain wooden ones. On the first day, I felt a bit cold, so I turned off the air conditioning. Later that night, I woke up feeling hot and tried to turn it back on, but it wouldn't start. That's when I noticed the air conditioner looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years, covered in dust. The most disappointing aspect was that the housekeeping staff didn't even make the bed. I understand not changing the sheets during my stay, but not making the bed at all is just too much! 😡😡

The location is excellent, very close to Keikyu Kamata Station – just a short walk through the shopping street. It's only a few stops from Haneda Airport. Along the way, there's a supermarket, ramen shops, and izakayas. Even walking to JR Kamata isn't far, and you'll find even more shops and restaurants there. The hotel has a public bath, a small restaurant, and a laundry room, which is convenient. The onigiri (rice balls) nearby make for a pretty good breakfast.

The hotel seems old with all the old furniture and finishing. Not much amenities were provided compared to the same range & budget of hotels. The room aircond was not strong enough since it's during summer time. But the room is spacious compared to other ranges of hotels.

I had a layover at Haneda Airport before heading to the US and needed to stay a few days, so I chose this hotel since it's very close to the airport! The hotel isn't huge, but the room was compact and clean, perfect for a solo traveler like me, and I slept really well! One day, I didn't even leave the room and was perfectly happy just staying in! There are convenience stores and good value-for-money restaurants nearby. Getting back to Haneda Airport is super easy, with a direct subway line to Terminal 3. You can also get directly to Ginza, which is incredibly convenient! I love this hotel and will definitely come back! The service was excellent; everyone at the front desk and the cleaning staff were so nice!

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 3-4 minute walk from Keikyu Kamata Station, and the price is reasonable. It's incredibly convenient for catching a flight from Haneda Airport the next day. The room even has a microwave, perfect for heating up a bento box. The room style is typical of traditional Japanese hotels, so it's a bit small, but it's great for a solo traveler.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel. I booked it as I know the area around Kamala station and it is convenient for Haneda airport and to go into Tokyo Town via Shinagawa. I loved the manga library in the lobby. It had some of my old favourites and I enjoyed reading them. You are allowed to take up to 10 books up to your room. It was a good way to spend time during the jet lag at night. They also offer fresh rice and curry sauce and udon noodles and soup. Also a range of soft drinks like apple juice from a dispenser. Hot water in morning and cold water during the day. This was helpful to eat breakfast or dinner. Having rice meant I could buy food at the 7Elwven next door, sit in the pleasant dinning area with my manga and eat. The room was pleasant and clean. The staff very helpful. On the whole I loved my stay here and felt safe as a single woman. I can recommend and will come again.