3-Star Hotels in Kawasaki

We booked this on a whim. They have basic amenities and easy check in and out processes. It is so close to the station and there are many coffee shops and restaurants around. The front desk clerks are all friendly. We forgot my medicine kit and they kept it and we were able to get it back the next day.

This hotel provides good service, clean rooms and wonderful breakfast. Especially, you can get free drip-coffee in the front desk. I suggest you all must choose Daiwa Roynet Hotels.

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.

The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Keikyu Kawasaki. It's a little further from JR Kawasaki, maybe 10 minutes, and a little hard to find. The hotel is hygienic, and there is a Chinese front desk guy, who is very enthusiastic to see someone who speaks Chinese. I borrowed an umbrella from the front desk, and it was broken by the strong wind and heavy rain. They didn't ask for compensation, saying that it was originally prepared for guests to borrow. The service is pretty good. It is also very convenient to go to Haneda from Kawasaki in 20 minutes. You can go shopping here before going back. The drugstore near Keikyu Kawasaki is cheaper, and there are discounts on cosmetics, but there are not many categories. If you like Shiseido, you can go and have a look. I heard that the red one in the picture below is not cherry blossoms, but it is very beautiful.

I stayed in Kawasaki for two days, so I booked Metz because it was the only option. The JR station is indeed close, but the underground passages from the Keikyu Line are long and winding, which made me feel dizzy the first time. The hotel is old and poorly ventilated. There is also a smell of smoke in the non-smoking room, and the air purifier cannot be turned off. Check-in is done by self-service machine, but the machine is not sensitive and cannot scan the passport. The staff went to make a copy, but the machine could not be adjusted according to the settings, so they could only operate it repeatedly, which was very frustrating. The front desk attitude was very good, but the English was not good. Even very simple questions had to be typed and answered using translation software. In short, it felt quite time-consuming and laborious. The biggest advantage is that the surrounding area is very good to visit. It is basically surrounded by major shopping malls, with everything you need for eating, drinking and shopping. I went out to Hirakeji Temple and Ikuta Green Land, which have convenient transportation and a 711 diagonally opposite, so you can eat at any time.

Even though it is a three stars hotel but I felt that it has way exceeded my expectations. I was afraid that the public facilities such as the onsen and eating area will not be maintained well but they were really clean. Nothing to complain about the room, it looks new and tidy. Other than the perks of having late night snacks, there are also reading corners, massage chairs and laundry (+dryer) machines. It is worth to at least try the breakfast for one day, the spread was extensive! Location wise, it is really convenient. It's just a few mins walk to the main streets and there is a direct train station to Haneda Airport.

Near to subway Station, there's a mini market nearby. Lots of restaurants around the hotel, also a big shopping mall just 5 minutes walk from hotel. Room bit too small but overall value for money. From kawasaki station walk to exit 23 , hotel just right the corner.

I’ve stayed at several places in Tokyo/Yokohama and the Keikyu EX Inn Kawasaki Station is my new favorite place to stay. Flying in and out of Haneda, this hotel is located along the Keikyu line. Quick and easy access to Haneda. To get to the lobby, exit the Central Exit and right after Mister Donut on the left there is an elevator. Use the elevator to the 3rd floor and the lobby will be on the right after exiting the elevator (there’s a cafe immediately outside the elevator, just past that cafe is the front desk). Access to the elevator for the rooms requires a guest key which made me feel better being a solo female traveler. There’s shower amenities and a coffee/tea station just before the elevators. Elevators run pretty quick and during my stay was never a crowding issue. I caught it alone more times than with other guests. The single room is a standard business hotel sized room for Japan. I stored my suitcase, hand carry and one full size duffle along the wall. No storage space under the bed. The bed was more comfortable than most I’ve had in Japan. I noticed beds tend to be firmer in Japan. The mini fridge didn’t get super cold, I’d worry about keeping dairy in there over long periods of time. I could not find a temperature adjustment for the fridge. I was able to change the AC temperature. Sometimes Japan hotels do not allow you to change it from heating during the cold months. I like my room to be cold so I was glad I was able to adjust the temperature. Some mornings I could hear the trains running. I was already awake so I don’t know if the noise is enough to wake me up. I used Airporter to send my luggage to the airport from this hotel which made my last day in Tokyo very enjoyable. There are multiple eating places and shopping places nearby. The JR line is close (use the North Exit when leaving the JR Kawasaki Station). The Keikyu EX Inn Kawasaki Ekimae is my new go to hotel when staying in Tokyo!

The room was renewed, and it became a card key type such as membership card from the style of opening the door of the room using the key. It is a style in which you leave the key at the front desk when you go out and have the key returned at the front desk when you come back, and when you return to the hotel during consecutive nights, the time to return to the hotel overlaps with the peak check-in time. To wait in front of the front desk to get the key. Thanks to the change to the card key, there was no meaningless waiting time in front of the front desk. I feel like it's a trade-off with security. .. .. The ratio of work clothes for guests is high. It is wise to be prepared for congestion in the parking lot from morning (around 7:00) to evening. In the evening, pedestrians on the sidewalk between the roadway and the parking lot will be interrupted, so if the timing is bad, it will be a petite traffic jam.

It is a business hotel located about 5 minutes walk from Kawasaki Station West Exit. It was about 7500 yen for a single night stay. There is an entrance behind the building and you feel quite old. It felt like an old one-room condominium, and the elevator, front desk and room were quite old. The room facilities are as substantial as other rib max, including TV, refrigerator, desk, stand, microwave oven, gas stand, pot, extension code, outlets, etc. The amenities were only toothbrush in the room, and there was a razor, cotton swab, and kushi at the front desk. There is also a coin laundry next to the front desk. The key to the room is a password, so it was good that there was no time to leave the key when going out. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel, and I don't think there is any trouble with eating. As a pity, the toilet is quite dirty and not cleaned very much, the wall is abnormally thin, the sound of opening the door of the next room is echoed, and the air conditioning is roaring However, since the location is good, I think it is good to consider the use when you want to hold the accommodation fee or when you just sleep.