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The location is good, it’s clean, provides all the usual facilities you need, the breakfast was good and the staff were very nice. The hotel is near nishi-kasai station, so is handy for Disney. The best route from the hotel to Disney is to jump on the train from Nishi-Kasai station along one stop to Kasai. From there, head outside and cross the road to bus stance 10, where you’ll be able to get the 7 shuttle service to Disney (they accept IC cards so it’s very simple and the bus drivers are very helpful). When we got the train/bus combo it took roughly 25 minutes to Disneyland and 30 to Disneysea. Alternatively, if you prefer to use trains only you’ll need to head a fair bit up the line from Nishi-Kasai before you can then switch to the line for Disney. We found this more of a pain to do and ended up taking about an hour from the park to the hotel, so getting the bus was definitely much better.

Actually I booked on Best Western because of the reviews i read from Agoda. The staffs are courteous and very helpful. The hotel was just a few mins walk to the Nishikasai station. Thou i regretted not booking our room with breakfast during our stay of 8 days , i still tried their breakfast buffet for 2 mornings ( i just paid at the information counter / concierge , rather than going out looking for what to have for breakfast ). Second thing that i checkout abt reviews on any hotel i stayed on is the cleanliness , and just as i expected, i dont have any complaints on the rooms, it really is clean . I also love the UCC coffee pods we have in our room. Maybe they need to improve only on the channel selections on their televisions. I would definitely booked on this hotel again the next time i go back to Japan.

First of all, the outward and inner appearance of the hotel was more than I expected to get for the price, especially considering I was booking with a three person group. The inner courtyard was very cute, the dining area was always clean, and the rooms themselves were very well kept and full of amenities. During my stay as a three person group, we had a washer-dryer combo in our room, as well as a small kitchenette (?) in the hallway, equipped with a microwave, a hotplate, and a sink. There were three mugs for our use, as well as complimentary packets of instant green tea in a drawer with an electric kettle. We had a TV with more channels than I'd read were available to us, and the bathroom was fully functional and rather fancy, what with the washlet functions and whatnot. The complimentary breakfast was always lovely, and what they have to offer is amazing, especially considering we don't have to pay anything extra for it. I was hesitant because of a few reviews here that I'd read about how the same things for breakfast became tiring, but now that I've stayed there and experienced it all, I can say with confidence that those people had NOTHING to complain about. There are at least three different bread types, sausage, soft boiled eggs, potato salad, coleslaw, yogurt, granola, milk, coffee, orange juice, tea, and water. They also offered honey/margarine, strawberry jam, blueberry jam, and butter to go with the bread, and they provide three toasters for patrons to use to toast their bread items if desired. Their selection was always so extensive for a free breakfast that I had a hard time choosing what I even wanted to get. So by no means are the breakfasts unsatisfactory. The staff were very friendly and helpful, even when we didn't talk to them in Japanese. They did their best to accommodate all of our needs, and in my book, that's all I could ask for.

I came in from Narita and found very helpful the information on the hotel's site to get to Nishi Kasai (bus + 1 tube station). Check in is 2 p.m. but the reception kept my luggage until then very efficiently. My stay was otherwise very agreeable.Service is impeccabe for an hotel of this standard. As for the location, Edogawa Ku is not far from the center. The tube station is just a few meters away and you get to Nihonbashi in just 15 minutes. It's perfect! The neighborhood is friendly and well furnished with restaurants, combinis, even bookstores! Final remark: the price : very cheap for Tokyo. Excellent bargain. I would advise it for anybody willing to discover Tokyo on an economy basis, while still enjoying an excellent service.

This is my 3rd time to stay at APA hotel. I would recommended APA Hotel TKP Tokyo Nishikasai to all travelers who come to Tokyo. The hotel is very near to the subway station (Toei line), just 3 mins walk. There are convenience stores (Lawson, Family Mart), Super Market and many restaurants. The room is clean and comfortable while the bed is big. There are full service of facilities in room and ice engine downstairs!! I felt at home during 4 nights here. The staff is super friendly and can speak good English. Breakfast is value but I would recommended to change the menu every day. So all stay over guuests will enjoy breakfast every day.

The hotel is incredibly easy to get to from Narita, as you just get on the Keisei line and go until the Keisei-Koiwa station. From there, it's just a couple of blocks straight out of the station, follow with the tracks to your left and you'll arrive in no time. The room we were given had plenty of space for two and our luggage and, even though we were facing the tracks, the occasional passing of a train was more like soothing white noise than an annoyance. We also liked that there was a bit of a break from the bustle of the Tokyo area, and there were plenty of nice walking paths around with a lot of nearby shops. The staff were very friendly and were able to help us in English on the occasions when our (lack of) Japanese skills failed to produce successful communication. Do note, though, that if you're the type that needs conditioner and/or shaving cream, that it is not provided with the room, though a razor, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, and daily tea are. Overall, we had a lovely time in Koiwa. Thank you very much to the Sky Court Koiwa Hotel!

the staff can not speak english so really difficult to contact them and said what we want, there is a shuttle bus to maihama station and to tokyo station, good hotel with new technology, nice bed, small room, nice bathroom, funny to talk with dino, self checkin and difficult to checkin, need a long time because we need to scan passport one by one even in the same booking number, and the staff stupid enough not to help us.

We stayed in this hotel since we availed the 2day pass to Disneyland and Disneysea. We wanted to stay in a hotel which is near the said attraction and this hotel is a perfect choice. They offer free shuttle service going to Disneyland and Disneysea and back and forth. This is very convenient since the hotel is near Disneyland/sea which is a 15minute drive only. We only availed the free shuttle service going to Disneyland and Disneysea. On the way back to the hotel, we just rode a bus (Bus 07) at Bus Stop 13 outside Disneyland. The bus will make a stop at Kasai Station. The hotel staff were very accomodating. They have room service every day. If you opt not to have the room service, they will still even give you new bottle of water, hygiene supplies, towels and bath robe and leave them outside the door. The room is very clean. The restroom has bath tub and hot water if you want to relax after a tiring day. Free wifi is very fast. The location of the hotel is very near Kasai Station which is just a few steps away. There are also convenient stores nearby. The bus stop for the limousine bus going to Narita Intl Airport is just a few blocks away about 5minute walk which is very near. Overall, this hotel is the best budget hotel I've stayed so far. Very good value for money. Excellent service.

Using Agoda service I was able to get a good deal (40%) discounted room. With two adults and 2 kids (5yr and 11yr), everyone had a good experience. We had 3 beds and the couch in the room, was a tight fit but not claustrophobic. The facilities were good. The room came with a mini fridge, tea pot, safe box, and the flat screen TV (local Japanese stations only). I would have liked a microwave also but that was lacking in the room. But I did see one downstairs in the communal waiting area next to the lobby with a coffee machine and the complimentary vinegar juices (lemon and blueberry). The most notable amenity was a"handy" cellphone in the room. Free to use while away from the hotel with a direct line back to the front desk. The cell phone came preloaded with the basic apps like google chrome, google maps etc to help with getting around the city. I just asked the front desk to change over to English settings which was done promptly. The hotel is very close to the Kasai station.

Would recommend this accommodation to small people. Room is very small and thin wall. But, I would book the room here again if I am going solo, since it is convenient to reach the touristic spot. Staffs are very kind and helpfull. They keep the facilities clean at their best effort. Towels, linen, soap, shampoo n conditioner are provided. It was a good stay for me for that budget during high season in Tokyo. I was staying for 2 weeks during the Sakura season.

we stayed at family resort fifty's for maihama to visit tokyo disneyland and tokyo disneysea. it is only 20 minutes or so by a public bus from disneyland. although the room was filled with one queen-size bed and one single bed, not much extra space, we were very happy staying there. the accomodation fee is very reasonable, and staff are friendly, and you can have free coffee and tea any time you like. best of all, breakfast is included. their breakfast is buffet style, and you can have western or japanese breakfast. it was very important to us to have nice breakfast, because you tend to spend the whole day eating junk food at disney.

Non-existent staff but everything is prepared upon arrival; check-in and check-out is quick as you don't have to do anything. Common area is spacious and tidy. Pillow is thin and no extra available. No free toiletries, towel, or free use of shower. Price is very cheap especially if you just need somewhere to rest and leave your things for the day. Location is a little far from the station especially if you are carrying heavy things like groceries but still manageable; nearest station is connected to major destinations in Tokyo.

I was searching for a simple and cheap room to sleep in and got exactly what I wanted. A good bed, bathroom/shower with enough amenities, a fridge for your food/drinks - what else do you need? Of course it's not some fancy luxus hotel suite. You basically get what you see on the pictures. The staff was super friendly and spoke reasonably good English (at least good enough to communicate everything). It also was no problem to leave my bags at the hotel before check-in. The hotel is fairly close to the Hirai station, from which you can take the Sobu Line to get to the inner districts of Tokyo quite easy. (Make sure not to miss your last train in the evening, though - Hirai is pretty far away from central Tokyo!) There's also a nice park (Kameido Central Park) about 10-15 minutes away (by foot), which was amazing for watching and enjoying the cherry blossoms (I've been here during Hanami) without having crowds of people around you, like in most other parks in Tokyo during this time.

Typical toyoko inn. Near Nishi Kasai Station. Please remind that not every metro tozai line trains will stop at this station. Easy check in and out. Have coin laundry machines on ground floor. Breakfast is complimentary but do not expect too much. There are metro mall to shop and dine in as well as convenient stores. You can go to Kasai Station and hop on limousine bus to Haneda Airport easily. It takes around half an hour via express way at ¥1,000++. No need to drag your luggages in and out several trains. Also another limousine bus line goes to Narita. Check time and price on its website. Overall, good choice for metro line.

Mizue is a quiet outer area of Tokyo and quite a way from more upmarket and interesting areas like Shinjuku and Ginza etc. However it is quite accessible on the Shinjuku line and after the rather long train ride the hotel is only a very short walk is a from the Mizue station's North/South exit which is good. The bed was very firm,and the pillow much harder than I would prefer however I got used to to both. There is a coffee shop attached to the hotel which is good for a cheap breakfast. I liked the fact that the staff would say "welcome back" in the evening when I collected my key from the front desk. It was a nice personal touch.

This place is about 10 minutes walk from JR Koiwa station. Koiwa is outside the main Tokyo loop, so do factor that in - you are not going to be living in a tourist hub of any sort. The ryokan itself is fabulous, run by an old couple who are always available for any help. The rooms are immaculate, and the fixtures are sparkling clean and look very new. A couple of standout items - the WiFi is extremely fast! And the bathroom is excellent..seriously one of the best and most relaxing shower + tubs in our entire Japan trip