Hotels near Kamata Train Station in Tokyo

The guesthouse had a great location and was clean enough. However, it was quite disappointing that there was no hairdryer in the room, and slippers, which were mentioned in the guidebook, were also missing. These are things that travelers shouldn't bring and should be provided.

The room was compact and clean. I really liked that there was a self-service drink corner on the front desk floor, so I could have hot coffee in the morning. The staff were all very pleasant. Although it was a bit of a walk, Kamata Station was within reasonable walking distance for a round trip. I wish there had been a hand towel in addition to the bath and face towels. While the train noise wasn't too bothersome, I could hear someone coughing in another room, which kept me from sleeping well.

I stayed here because I had an early morning flight from Haneda. The hotel is located right between the Keikyu and JR lines, and since I used the JR Kamata line for shopping and dining, it was conveniently close to both. The facilities are a little old, but overall I had a comfortable stay. There was black mold where the water came out of the shower head, which was a bit of a concern in terms of cleaning. I'd be happy if that could be improved. It was convenient that the amenities were available in front of the front desk.

The hotel seems old with all the old furniture and finishing. Not much amenities were provided compared to the same range & budget of hotels. The room aircond was not strong enough since it's during summer time. But the room is spacious compared to other ranges of hotels.

I had a business trip in Odaiba, and since I flew into Haneda Airport, I chose Kamata for its convenient access to both the airport and Odaiba. The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the station, and there are many restaurants nearby. I stayed for 4 nights and had no inconveniences whatsoever. The room was also more spacious than I expected, and I was able to open my large suitcase comfortably. Amenities like shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and even a toothbrush were all provided. However, it was an eco-plan with cleaning every other day (which I only found out at check-in), so there wasn't daily cleaning. But it wasn't an issue as the front desk provided fresh towels whenever I needed them. Hotels in Tokyo have been so expensive lately, so I'm really grateful I found a place with good access and an affordable price. I'll definitely consider staying here again if I have the chance.

Located very close to Kamata station. It’s a modern looking, compact and clean hotel that has all the amenities we needed. I like that there were many plugs and outlets in the room, wifi information very easy to find and a clear information booklet in English and Japanese to explain how to use the electrical appliances in the room.

I really liked this hotel. 1. At check-in, I was greeted, everything was explained clearly, and I was settled in quickly. The staff were friendly and spoke English. They were kind and showed great respect for guests. 2. The room was clean. During my 8-day stay, housekeeping was done twice (this was stated in the check-in conditions). The linen was clean. Towels and bathrobes were changed daily. Trash was also collected every day. 3. Breakfasts were superb! It was a buffet, very tasty and filling with a good selection. 4. The hotel's location is super convenient. A transportation hub is just a minute away from the hotel. There are many restaurants and 7/11s nearby. Everything was great. Thank you very much.

The Airbnb was great! It’s conveniently located near a train station with an elevator and escalators, which was very helpful when traveling with luggage and after long days of walking. There are a 7-Eleven and FamilyMart nearby, along with many restaurants, including ramen spots. The neighborhood is quiet, making it perfect for a good night’s sleep. Cons: There is no elevator in the apartment building, so carrying luggage up and down was difficult. The shower was a bit hard to figure out at first, but using Google Translate and some trial and error helped. The bathrooms became quite humid. There was also a random kitchen light at night that was very bright and bothered us while trying to sleep, but we covered it and that solved the problem. Overall, a good stay.

I was personally happy that the drink bar and curry were free. The facilities were clean and the amenities were plentiful. (Not only toothbrushes and brushes, but also cleansing and skincare products. The napkins were a nice touch!) If you're not picky about amenities or the hotel room itself, this is a great option as it means you won't have to carry around much luggage! There were three things that bothered me. 1. The cabin felt stale and had a peculiar smell. However, turning on the exhaust fan quickly cleared it up. 2. The dining area was cold. I agree that a cool room is desirable after a bath or coming back from outside in the summer, but many women, especially, are prone to feeling cold, so I thought it might not have been too much. 3. I think it was just a coincidence, but the towels that were supposed to be in the room were missing. I went all the way to the first floor to get them, but there was no apology or excuse. Well, maybe it's not something worth complaining about, but the fact that they went all the way to the first floor to get them and then said, ”Oh, this is it.” was a bit off-putting. I'm not saying they should apologize sincerely, but since the customer went out of their way to pick it up, I think it would be polite to at least say something like ”I'm sorry” or ”Thank you for taking the time.” (Sorry if it's a hassle.) Overall, it was very good. Unless you're sensitive to minor noises or have a germaphobia, I think you'll enjoy it, unlike a regular hotel.

Overall, my stay was quite satisfactory. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from the subway exit, across a pedestrian bridge that has an elevator, which was great for my luggage. There are several 7-Eleven and FamilyMart stores nearby. The water pressure was good, and the water quality was fine. I booked a 17-square-meter twin room, which was adequately sized and had good soundproofing. Check-in was available via a self-service machine, but paying the room fee only accepted foreign cards, and even then, the usable cards were quite limited. The front desk staff only told me I needed a 'password' but didn't specify what kind. Neither my transaction password nor the numbers on the back of my card worked. Eventually, they used their front desk machine to process my card without any password input, which left me quite confused. Some of the room's facilities were a bit basic; the table was foldable, and the stools were just plain wooden ones. On the first day, I felt a bit cold, so I turned off the air conditioning. Later that night, I woke up feeling hot and tried to turn it back on, but it wouldn't start. That's when I noticed the air conditioner looked like it hadn't been cleaned in years, covered in dust. The most disappointing aspect was that the housekeeping staff didn't even make the bed. I understand not changing the sheets during my stay, but not making the bed at all is just too much! 😡😡