Hotels Near Tokyo Food Products Gate E in Tokyo

We arrived at midmorning and the staff are wonderful. Allowing us to check in early, a little bit tricky getting from the airport. We thought there was a shuttle, but apparently they don’t pick up in the morning. We worked it out though, The staff were amazing couldn’t be more helpful the room was very comfortable, we have stayed in many hotels in Japan, and overall the rooms are quite small. This one was a reasonable size by that standard. The restaurant food was excellent and we have to mention one particular staff member really took care of us. His name is “Manan “ the location is not as close to the airport as we had hoped, but I was still close enough to be convenient and we will stay there again. Thanks again to all the wonderful staff it’s you that makes us want to come back because you make us feel valued

I arrived at Haneda Airport late at night, but the hotel was only a 10-minute bus ride from the airport, so its location was great. The inn's bathrooms, private rooms, and everything else was very clean, so I was able to stay comfortably. Amenities were provided in each private room, so I had no problems. I would definitely like to stay again. The female staff member was also very nice.

Overnight stay for our family before traveling to Haneda airport. Location was easy to find, just take the overhead bridge at keikyu kamata station and go past seven eleven and turn right at second street path. Room was clean with apple tv and full bathroom amenities. At the lobby there is an area for people to do their work, use their laptop and same time enjoy drinking cup of coffee or tea. There are supermarkets, shops and restaurants at keikyu kamata station and we enjoy our soba at Fuji Soba opposite family mart.

I stayed for the previous night because the flight the next day was early in the morning. I will describe 5 points that were good and 3 points that I noticed. ■ good point (1) The location was good It is a few minutes walk from Keikyu Kamata station. The location is very good. I think there is a big suitcase that doesn't bite. (2) Amenities were neat Some business hotels have cheap amenities, but this amenities were neat. I smelled very good, such as shampoo. (3) There was a smoking room It was an essential condition for a smoker. It was difficult to relax while smoking slowly in the room. (4) There was an outlet on the pillow Some hotels have only outlets around the desk, but this hotel had a proper outlet on the pillow. It was very convenient because I was able to lie down and use my smartphone while charging. (5) There was a microwave oven in the shared space. It was important to warm the celery purchased at dinner. Some rooms seem to have household appliances such as microwave ovens in the rooms. ■ Note that (1) There was no morning call service When I asked for a morning call the next morning at check-in, I was refused to be able to do it at the front desk at first. It may be a risk hedge to avoid trouble with guests when the morning call doesn't ring. However, I felt a little unkind to refuse a morning call at the front desk of a business hotel. (2) The light outside was a corner room. There was no thick curtain in the window in the room, and it was only blind. So the lights outside leaked in the middle of the night. When I went to bed, it was a little bright even if I turned off all the electricity in the room. (3) The room is quite small The price was 4000 yen per night, no bus, only a shower room. I was prepared to some extent, but it was still a narrow impression. It is suitable for the price. It was the best to spread one suitcase for in-flight bring. I think it would be better to check the number of square rice in the room when booking if you have a large suitcase. Overall it was a satisfactory hotel. I would like to use it in the previous night.

It is not far from the station, and it is a location where you can find a place to eat if you walk a little. Convenience stores and mini supermarkets are also nearby. The front desk is unmanned and you can check in using a videophone. There is a mini kitchen, but the knives and other items are chipped and cannot be cut, and the frying pan is outdated. is good There is a washing machine, detergent is also placed, and the bathroom was able to dry. If you are staying for a long time, there is no way to dry small items such as socks, so it would be convenient to have a clothesline with a pinch or a hanger.

Very close to JR Kamata Station, about 500 meters walk. There are many izakayas nearby and it is very lively at night, but there are often older men and women standing on the roadside soliciting customers, which is unsettling. There seems to be a place like ラブホテ behind the street. Swipe the card to get on the elevator. The service guide is only in Japanese. There is a microwave and coffee machine on the first floor that can be used freely. The room is relatively clean and the layout is relatively reasonable, but it is very compact. The TV is installed in a place where you will bump into it when you get up. The facilities are quite complete, but sometimes you will be woken up by sirens in the middle of the night, but there is no other noise except for the crows in the morning. The bed and pillow are very comfortable. The biggest feeling after staying for a few days is the convenient transportation. There is nothing special about other things. Even the service level is average in Japan.

It is about 10 minutes walk from JR Kamata station, but it is about 2 minutes from Renike station on the Tokyu Ikegami line. It was a feeling of being in the residential area. It is never a high quality hotel, but the sincerity of trying to do what you can has been transmitted. The explanation of the drinks (tea packs, etc.) and toothbrushes placed at the front desk was also polite. Breakfast is also free, so there is no more beck you want, but it seemed to be careful to replenish. The unit bus is small, but there is no inconvenience if you only take a shower. Overall, there was no dissatisfaction.

Behind Kawasaki City Hall. So, access is not only Keikyu and JR, but also from Haneda Airport by one bus to the city hall bus stop (however, it takes about 50 minutes, so it is not recommended). The room is small, but it feels like a line with an ordinary business hotel. Igusa slippers (I thought there were ordinary disposable slippers), human sensor lighting, drip coffee, Japanese-style don't disturb, Samue-style indoor clothes, etc. I am trying to differentiate and have a good impression. By the way, I felt that the water pressure of the washbasin was a little weak, but this may be the intention of the hotel. Personally, because I often discharge water with the water pressure max, the cup bounces back the water flow, and as a result, the wash basin is full of water but the cup is empty. However, what did not happen to such a small tragedy is the kindness of this hotel? If so, this hotel may be a ”can-do child”. The room was well cleaned. The response of the front desk staff was polite and friendly. I have heard that the guest and staff are exchanged ”I want to book breakfast tomorrow” and ”I am full thanks”, so I have heard several times by chance, so those who want to be sure to have breakfast seem to be good in advance. I think it is a hotel targeting visitors to Japan, but Japanese stay is also affordable and comfortable. However, I am a Japanese educated in Japan, but I have always misunderstood the name of this hotel as ”Green Road”. Excuse me.

We got the room that was bigger than the average room. The hotel is clean. The location was great too. The subway Just the opposite of the hotel and very near to Tsukiji subway station. Very near to ginza area. There are 3 convenient store nearby, 1 just beside the hotel. We are from Indonesia, and were very lucky to meet the Indonesian’ receptiont, she was very kind. And the japanese receptiont were very helpful too. They let us keep our luggage at the reception before the check in time. Its a wonderful stay! Very recommended and will be back for sure :)

Adequate room size, clean (comes with air filter), complete amenities are provided and then some. They also have a self-service, first-come-first-serve locker/baggage room in case you arrive early before check-in time ( I believe it's also available if you checked-out and require a place to leave your luggage before moving to your next destination). Location wise, although it was manageable, it's still quite a distance from Shinjuku Stn and can be a challenge if lugging a suitcase or traveling with a kid. Overall is was a good experience, a nice comfortable space worth its price tag.