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We booked Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Kamata for our lodging on our first night of arrival at Haneda Airport, because we arrived after 10 PM and it might be late to head straight to Shinjuku. The hotel is super near to the Kamata JR station, which could be reached by taking the local public bus from the airport (Tip: It only cost less than 150yen, and no need to pre-book any ticket, just prepare some loose coins to be paid on the bus). The room is clean, just like any other Japanese hotels in this class. What we like the most are the branded toiletries and cosmetics provided are of very high quality (take from the lobby area). The attached bathroom has a bathtub. The surrounding area is also very convenient to find food stores and convenient stores. Staff-very polite and nice. All in all, we treated this place just as a convenient one night airport stopover but later realized that this is the best hotel that we stayed for the entire trip in Japan. Seriously considering staying here again in future trips to Tokyo.

Red Roof Inn Kamata was located around 5 minutes walking distance from Kamata Station, so it was the perfect place to stay while we explored Tokyo for a week. There are tons of restaurants, a few conbinis, and a couple of supermarkets nearby, so you'll have plenty of options for food. In addition, Red Roof Inn also provides a small selection of breads that serves as a light breakfast. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We arrived 2 hours before check-in time, but we were allowed to check-in early. When I asked about nearby ramen restaurants, they already had a map printed out. And when I asked about how to operate the remote control for the airconditioner, the guy drew it out for me in English. The hotel is near a fire station, so we did hear sirens every once in a while, but that was just a minor inconvenience. Overall, we definitely enjoyed our stay at Red Roof Inn Kamata, and we would definitely stay there again the next time we visit Japan.

My flight was landing in Haneda after 10:30 PM and I had to catch an early flight the next morning to Nagasaki. Thank God for the Grand Park Hotel Panex, it made my worries go away.From Haneda there is a bus that takes you to Kamata station ( Yen )in 20 minutes and the hotel is 5 minute walk from the station. The hotel is typically Japanese, meaning my room and the bathroom were very tiny but it was clean and perfect for an overnight stay. The staff is pleasant and we had some good laughs as my Japanese is pretty non existant, however they spoke enough English to ease the tension. I booked my stay in advance with Agoda and was able to get a great rate.At the end of my trip, I had to catch a 6:50 am flight back to New York and decided to stay at the Panex hotel again. I arrived around 12 noon and could not check in before 3PM. The staff was very nice and kept my luggage while I took the train and went to Kamakura to kill time. When I got back to the hotel around 6PM, they had delivered all my luggage to my room already. Once more, the room was tiny but very clean and pleasant.If you have an early flight like I did, there is a bus ( bus stop # 4 ) at Kamata station that leaves at 4:30 PM ( 540 yen ) and will drop you in front of Haneda international building...excellent !!!!.I would definetely stay at this hotel again. Thank you Grand Park and thank you Agoda.

i arrived at haneda international airport nearly 11pm and we drive (by friend's car) only 10 minutes to reach the hotel (easy because we use gps). hotel staffs are very nice with a smile and check in time is very short. hotel room is small but comfortable and everything is there it is very easy to go other place (shinjuku, akihabara) from jr station using kehin tohoku line or you can change to yamanote line at shinagawa station. i like to stay at "mystays inn kamata hotel" and would like to stay in this hotel again in the future

This hotel has quite big room, the room is clean, they offer shuttle bus to haneda but the last time is 9.00 am.. becareful do not get wrong hotel, because they have two hotel which have the same name but different location.. if you go by keikyu line drop off at ootori station not at keikyu kamata station.. overall this hotel nice for your flight schedule in the morning..

It's close to Kamata station, but if you arrive to haneda airport and go to the closer station you'll walk more than 10 blocks, keep it in mind if you are carrying much luggage, I didn't mind it, it was s good tour and workout. Free wifi and breakfast was a plus, it has a great view and good customer service. A lot of restaurants nearby, convenience stores and pachinko... I believe I saw some night clubs for gentlemen the... A mini red light district maybe when we walked back I the hotel from a restaurant. I would book again in there. Really nice place to stay.

Flight Airasia from KL will reach at 10.30 pm and you need one hour for clearance thus you will come out at 11.30 pm the earliest if everything goes well . However most of the time late arriving passenger need to sleep at Haneda Airport since by 12 midnight no more Train to downtown Tokyo. To avoid this I have surveyed the nearest and cheapest hotel to stay along the stations which you can still arrive by taking the last Keikyu line train from Haneda , and Chisun Inn at Kamata station costing around RM200 is the best bet. On 2 dec 2018, the last train depart at 12.02 am and you can stiil reach Kamata station 15 minutes later. And if you miss that train you can still take taxi for 1000+ yen which is quite OK.

The hotel route inn at kamata is the best hotel located if you are visitors using the Haneda airport. The Keikyu kamata station (not to be mistaken with the kamata station) has a rapid transit with no stops to Haneda airport. To the city can be done conveniently in the Keikyu line as well, trust the Google map!!! 7-11 and family mart are also across the streets. With a few 24hrs restaurants nearby as well.

I am just so full of praise for Capsule Inn Kamata! My flight touched down at 10pm at Haneda Airport so instead of rushing into central Tokyo, I thought I'd find a place to put up for the night before entering the city in the morning. I never regretted! In fact, I was looking forward to my stay here again after I checked out after the first night. You have your personal space instead of being clustered together with everyone else. The baths were great too! I suggest taking the public bus that runs from Haneda Airport straight to Kamata Station. The bus stops right outside Capsule Inn Kamata so there's no need to worry if you'll succeed in finding the hotel. Especially since it was late for me! This was an exceptionally pleasant hotel stay experience!

The hotel was very near to the train station (Keikyu-kamata), much nearer than stated on map. We could even see it from the train platform when we arrived. It was a quiet and safe neighbourhood as well. The check in and check out process were simple and smooth too. There were a lot of free items available at the lobby such as sponges, razor etc. Rooms were a little small but cosy! Guess it's expected in Japan. It was very clean too. It took us 10 mins tops to get to/from Haneda by train. Other tourist/shopping spots were easily accessible as well as the Shinagawa station (one stop away by limited express from Keikyu-kamata) connects to main lines such as JR Yamanote etc. Can easily get to places on the Asakusa line without having to change train (just need to read the info board before boarding to make sure it's heading in the right direction). Besides that, there were a lot of supermarkets and convenience stores around the neighbourhood which was great as we could cook our own food in the room which saved a lot on our expenses. We washed our clothes every day as well using the washer/dryer and came back with a luggage full of clean clothes. You could purchase a small packet of detergent from the front desk for 30yen.Staff were friendly and nice, speaks adequate English. Thus, no communication issues. Will definitely stay here again if I visit Tokyo in the future! Value for money.

I stayed at Voga Corte when i visited Tokyo last week. The place was not hard to find after getting off from the train station. Place was clean but a bit cramp for 4 people. Amenities were all superb, water heater, aircon, laundry, refrigerator, beds. Place is very secure and quiet. Customer service was ok. I would have given it a 5 star if they had promptly provided the second code for the second room I've reserved for. All in all, I'd recommend this place for any one looking for a place to stay in tokyo :).

I stay in this hotel for one night due to my late arrival in Tokyo.I arrive at 11 and ride the Keikyu train to Kamata. It's very close to the Kamata station. Only 5 minutes walk but if you arrive at night, just take a taxi because it's easier and it doesn't cost much. After I got into the hotel, the staff look at my booking receipt and immediately arrange my check in. There's a hotel staff who can speak English, so there's not much of a problem to ask anything. Overall it's a good hotel with good level of cleanliness even though the room might be too small for couples for family. But for solo traveler, it's really a very good hotel.

The host gave us everything we needed during our stay. Honestly, all our expectations were exceeded! We enjoyed the bottle of sake (for the adults) and a jar of sweets (for the kids) as a welcome treat courtesy of our host Kei-san. A fully furnished kitchen was available for our use. The Guesthouse is well maintained, with traditional Japanese furnishings; guests will inevitably feel the unmistakable ambience of a traditional Japanese home and still feel the warmth and coziness of their own homes. The kitchen was fantastic! I enjoyed cooking our meals as if I was in my own kitchen! We had a memorable Christmas dinner in Kei-san's Guesthouse. A hot spring bath is located nearby; around 5 minute walk or so. We topped our stay with a truly Japanese experience - taking the public bath (hot spring)!

First time staying at this location and was definitely satisfied overall. It's about a 10 minute walk from Kamata Station so that was convenient. You pass by Sunrise Market which is a long sorta shopping alley that has restaurants and clothes. Around the station itself it also has a lot of shopping options. Kamata station is about a 30-40 minute ride to the other bigger main cities in Tokyo like Shibuya and Shinjuku, so keep that in mind. My only complaints really about the place itself was that there was no elevator so bringing my luggage up was a bit difficult. The walls are also kinda of thin especially in the hallways so you could hear people sometimes in their rooms. Other than that, I can definitely see myself staying here again.

Clean simple hotel though rooms are rather small. The location is great if you need a hotel near Haneda Airport. 2-3 mins walk from Kamata Station from the west exit. The airport limousine bus service is also beside Kamata station. There are many eateries and shops around the area. Reception staff were very friendly and very helpful though they cannot speak English. They were able to help us with our simple requests. They offered a simple complimentary breakfast from 530am. Our departure flight was earlier and they were very kind to open the breakfast earlier for us specially.

I stayed a night in this hotel before catching an early flight back. The earliest train from Zosiki station ( where it is located ) takes only about 15 minutes to Haneda Airport, which is a much wiser choice than taking a taxi from there. Escalator is in service at both the train station and in the hotel. Rooms are quiet, neat and there is a little television at the bath tub! Just a 5 minute walk from the station, with a fair number of restaurants. There is a key drop box at the reception where you can just drop your room key before leaving in the morning. Nothing in particular that I shall complain. So I believe it is a great choice for people who want to stay a night near Haneda airport.

Pretty new , however no conceige-we could not enter the lobby as it was UNMANNED and Agoda did not inform us that we have to collect the keys from a hotel staff 10 minutes walk away! The said staff's role was just to hand you the keys (not duty bound to render any help), in any case, could hardly communicate in English. Wifi in the apartment was 3rd world, we had to reconnect every few minutes! The location is in a residential street behind a main street, about 10 minutes walk to commercial areas of Kamata town. Can be reached from Haneda Airport via train, to the apartment is 5 -8 minutes walk. My co traveller who booked a maisonnette unit for 5 pax however was greatly disappointed- there was no rooms, just downstairs living/dining with a small upper floor loft furnished with 2 sofas, and futons! Staff- nil Common Facilities- nil

This hotel isn't look like 3star hotel from outside, but when you already in your room, it is very good. The room is very comfort, you can feel like you already in mini apartment. The location is only 15 minutes from the Kamata station by walking. The environment also good, you can easier find restaurant or mini market. This Hotel also only took 20 minutes to Haneda Airport (cost 2500 Yen). I recommend this Hotel if you had morning flight to go to Haneda Airport.

I had moved to Hisayo's Inn to be closer to the airport on the day before my flight from Haneda Airport, and it was really a great choice! I was staying by myself, and Hisayo made me feel very welcomed and she answered all my questions about directions, which places I should visit, and even taught me a lot about Japanese culture. She walked me to the subway station and translated for me when talking to the station staff, and also walked me to the bus stop and waited with me until the bus came. The Inn is literally 5 minutes away from the station which is really convenient, and the neighbourhood is really nice and quiet. I stayed in the double room as a single. The room was very clean and warm for the Winter. I felt really comfortable staying there and fell asleep right away. The toilets and bathroom are very clean. The Inn felt like a real home for me. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay here and would definitely stay here again!