Hotels in Kashiwa

"The most spacious hotel I've stayed at in Tokyo; it's clean, comfortable, and even has a natural hot spring. It's a bit far from the city center, but the TX line gets you there directly in 42 minutes. Plus, there's an airport bus that goes straight to the airport, and the price is great! The surrounding area is also very relaxing. I'll definitely choose this place again next time."

"The location is incredibly convenient, with both subway and bus stations very close by, making it super easy to get around and explore the surrounding areas. There are also plenty of shopping and dining options conveniently located nearby. It offers fantastic value for money and comes highly recommended."

"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."

"Amazing yet cramped space. The room size was very small, however very close to train station which was an advantage for us. Next to Donki if people are interested. Definitely would come again"

"I've booked this hotel several times because I occasionally need to use Kashiwa-no-ha Cabins for work. Each time, I booked a 27-square-meter room. It's spacious, with a separate toilet and bathroom, and it's a nice room type. This room type can accommodate two or three people, and when there are three of us, the sofa converts into a bed. I've been quite satisfied with it the past few times, so I've always booked with it. However, this time, the experience was terrible. I specified the room type and number of people on Ctrip (this time, three people), but somehow Ctrip's system didn't work, but during checkout, a notification popped up saying the room price had changed. Then, I was directed directly to the payment page. The price was over 100 yuan cheaper than what I'd originally booked, but I didn't think much of it and booked it anyway. When I checked in that day, the front desk told me I'd booked for two people. I said I'd originally booked for three, but somehow the system had changed it to two, and that this room type could accommodate three. I asked if I could pay the difference and have an extra bed added. They said they couldn't. I asked why, and they said their housekeeping staff had gone off duty and couldn't accommodate me. I said I'd pay the difference as usual and have the futons made up for me. They still refused, saying no. Then, the front desk clerk tapped on a calculator and asked me to pay an additional 3,000 yen. I figured if I paid the difference, they'd probably give me an extra bed, even if I had a single quilt, I'd be fine with it for the night. So, I casually asked, ”Could I have a single quilt?” They said they didn't have any quilts, but since there were three of us, they'd have to pay an additional 3,000 yen. After a long negotiation, they kept telling me they didn't have any futons, and at most, they'd waive the 3,000 yen difference. Finally, with no luck, I booked another room. It's not that I was reluctant to book an extra room, but it was really inconvenient to split my luggage between two rooms. I offered to pay the price difference and also offered to give me a second quilt, but all my attempts were fruitless. I felt the hotel was inflexible and didn't consider the guests' perspective in helping resolve the issue. Service: Poor"

"The location is excellent, near Kashiwa Station, with complete supporting facilities, very convenient for eating and shopping, and high cost performance. Facilities: plenty of supplies; Hygiene: clean and tidy; Service: Warm and comfortable."

"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.”"

"The price of accommodation in Tokyo was too expensive, so I made a reservation at Kashiwa nearby. First of all, the accommodation was right after getting off at Kashiwa Station, so it was easy to access, and the staff was friendly, so it was nice."

"There is a large shopping mall near the hotel with a lot of delicious food. There is a live fish shop on the ground floor. The dishes are very good. I like it. The large bathhouse in the hotel is also very good. It can relieve the fatigue of the whole day. The room size is also relatively large. Not bad, there is a bed, a dining table and a sofa in Japan!"

"The hotel was conveniently located near the station. The front desk and service were both very friendly I had a pleasant three night stay. I recommend this hotel. However, the amount confirmed when booking through TripAdvisor and the amount paid directly at the hotel were different, so I don't think I'll be using TripAdvisor again. The amount I paid at the hotel was 2,600 yen more than the amount confirmed in advance, but this didn't solve the problem. If you complete the payment immediately through TripAdvisor, it shouldn't be a problem, but if your payment method is set to pay at the hotel, be careful. The amount paid may change. There is a problem with the TripAdvisor system."