Kawasaki International Center Hotel

I have stayed in this hotel several times because it is very close to where my daughter lives. The rooms are very big. The hotel facilities are not new, but they are all very useful and clean. There are vending machines on the second floor, a microwave room on the third floor, a restaurant on the first floor below, and a smoking area. I booked a family suite and an ordinary double room (smoking is allowed). The space is sufficient and I will patronize it again in the future. The picture is of the family suite, and there is no picture of the ordinary double room. The room is smaller than the suite!

Very pleasant, good service, quiet and clean

My husband and son stayed in a twin room. The room was dark, the TV was small and the location was bad. It can't be helped considering the size of the room, but I wonder if we should have made this a twin room in the first place. The only saving grace is that the bath, toilet and sink are separate. Wouldn't it be better to make this a single room? Considering the time of year and the room rate, I can't help but feel like we lost out.

Clean and tidy, comfortable and warm

I heard a brass band playing.

It's neither good nor bad. It feels a little old-fashioned, but it's not a problem at all. Due to work reasons, I was restricted by the location, so it was very helpful to have a hotel here.

The building is old but it is clean and the rooms are spacious. It is a little far from the station.

Anyway, the site is large, and the room is large enough to be used alone, so I was able to relax. The front desk and staff were polite. It was a pity that the room I stayed in was not a washlet.

It was a beautiful room. It takes nearly 15 minutes to walk from the station. The guide says 7 minutes, but it's a pretty fast walker. The charge was 6,800 yen presented by the hotel, but the credit withdrawal was 7,100 yen. At the time of checkout, when I said, "The credit card payment is 7,100 yen," I was told, "Actually, the withdrawal amount will be 6,800 yen." However, 7,100 yen was actually deducted. What's going on 300 Yen! ! !