Top Hotels in Kashiwa with Spas

I used it the other day on my way home from work. When I tried to do the remaining work in the room, the Wi-Fi was too bad to connect, and I stopped many times on the way and didn't get to work very much. I have used various hotels so far, but even if there are some such word of mouth, it is the first time that the environment was so bad even though it was in this net society that there was no such problem. Also, the lighting in the room is dark. Well, if you don't want to work, it's a fashionable structure that doesn't have a problem, but it's not suitable for teleworking. That Wi-Fi is a little fatal. .. Hot springs seem to be for sale, so it would be good if it was for hot spring purposes. However, the rooms on the 3rd floor are convenient to go to the hot springs, but there is almost no view. Is it because I couldn't open the roll screen (because the parking lot is opposite) because I used it in Chiba Prefecture? It was quiet at the end, but I didn't feel very good, so I thought there would be no next one.

It was a middle day of three consecutive holidays, but it was quite vacant due to the influence of the new coronavirus, so I should have made it the cheapest type of room, but I was glad that it was upgraded to a room with a large bed. Su. The only disappointment was that soon after I entered the room, I entered the unit bath to use the toilet and it smelled strange. At first I thought it was caused by the water, but I didn't mind during the bath, and for the first time after taking a bath, I found out that the cause of the strange odor was from the bath towel. It's a so-called dry smell. There was no problem with ordinary towels ... The best thing was breakfast. It was said that the situation was different from usual because of the situation, but it should have taken more time than usual. The restaurant staff was very friendly and it was a memorable trip. It was my first time to use Sotetsu Fressain (I have used pocket hotels multiple times), but if I have the opportunity, I would like to use it including Fressain in other cities.

A glittering hotel that has just been made. Good location and service! This time, I stayed at the Superior Twin (27.5 square rice) which changed from the standard twin (21.2 square rice) with 3,107 yen / person (tax included) in the original upgrade plan with GoTo. By the way, this price is on Friday night before the consecutive holiday! Is it a discount of less than half the real regular price, or 60%? Thank you for the nice service. ■ good point excellent upgrade plan. Clean. New. Free drinks in the room (to water tea coffee). There is a smoked ice machine and microwave oven. There is a convenience store. And Lawson. Only guests can enter and exit from inside. There is a sauna in the bath. The bath is rented (bathing around 20 o'clock. No one comes in for 1 hours. By chance?). There is natto and nori in the breakfast (although the main is not a Viking now). Cleanly countermeasure against infection. ■ Bad point The breakfast is fashionable (honestly 〇). The rice and side dishes are also mini size. The cut of the baked cheek comes out in half or cries (with photos). There is no guide to the refill of staple food and miso soup at the breakfast. There is only Lawson around the cheek.

Around Kashiwa Station, it is a relatively new hotel. A short walk from the station and the convenience store is not very close, so walk a little to the nearby Seven.

It is located on the left side of the exit where the bus stop is located from Minamikashiwa Station. There is a lounge and breakfast is substantial. There is a large communal bath.

After being separated from our son and daughter-in-law for three years due to the pandemic travel restrictions, we were at last able to fly from the UK to visit them. We have stayed in the Crest Hotel before so we knew it was a great hotel, and this time it was just as good. We traveled around a bit so checked in and out of the Crest 3 times and each time was smooth and problem free. Our room had an impressive view over the city and out to Tokyo and mount Fuji on a clear day. Thanks to all of the staff who looked after us from the front desk to the restaurant, everyone went out of their way to look after us. We fully recommend anyone who is visiting Kashiwa for pleasure or business to stay here. It’s right next to the station with fast connections to Narita, Tokyo and Haneda. We will be back!

As a family dinner party, 6 people use it for lunch at the table seats on the floor. There is nothing but an athletic park around except for hotel guests, and the shop is full when I wondered if there were people who came to eat so far. The private room in the back was also reserved for groups, and a loud voice was out of the way to the store. It was the cheapest lunch, but I chose from 5 types of appetizers, main dishes, desserts, and drinks. In addition, I chose alcohol and soft drinks such as beer, wine, and whiskey for an extra charge. Everything was reasonably delicious. I ordered different dishes, but they all looked delicious. Feeling to enjoy the atmosphere rather than the amount. The staff is not bad and the food is served without time. It may be unavoidable in the hot weather, but the air conditioner was quite strong and the beginning was good, but the men felt chilly in the second half. The parking lot is easy to use the parking lot in the park, and if you have time, you want to visit again. I found out that you don't have to be careful with the signboard with French food.

I stayed here for two weeks in June 2023 for budo training w/ a group of training friends. Overall I had a very good experience. There was some interior maintenance happening at the time, so there was no breakfast offered, but there are many options nearby, so that was not a problem. The elevators were also under maintenance, so until the last few days of the trip, there was only one available, and it was _extremely_ blue. I stayed in a non-smoking room and it was perfectly fine, though they do have smoking floors, so if you get off on the wrong floor, it can be a bit much. I don't recall smelling smoke at any other time, so it was not an issue. Otherwise the rooms were completely adequate to my needs, as I largely spent my time out and about, and I found that I had more than enough space without having nearly so much as in a typical American hotel. It took me a bit of tinkering on the first night to sort out the room-key-in-slot-for-power setup, but after that it was easy to work with. Amenities are spread out a bit across floors, but there are signs which direct you where you need to go. The washers and dryers in the hotel laundry were rather old and a bit small, but that was not surprising, and they worked well enough for doing mid-trip laundry. The location was great, right next to Kashiwa Station, which was of course the starting point for much of the group's travel. Desk staff were also great, especially Mindy, who was _extremely_ helpful when one of our group got injured and needed help acquiring crutches. All told I will absolutely consider staying here again when I plan my next trip.