Kawasaki City Hotels with Free Parking.

A charming small hotel with a Japanese-style atmosphere. Located in a residential district of Kawasaki, about a 10-minute walk from the train and metro stations. The rooms are very spacious and beautifully decorated in traditional Japanese style, featuring a raised futon bed. The large bathroom includes a whirlpool bathtub. Slippers, a bathrobe, and a Japanese kimono for walking around the property are provided in the room. The hotel does not have a traditional reception desk. On the ground floor, there's a cozy lounge where breakfast is served (simple pre-set meals—miso soup and a rice sandwich). A unique feature is the 24-hour access to a selection of several types of sake, drinks, juices, craft beer, and hot snacks in the hotel lobby—all included in the room rate. In summary, a modern hotel with authentic Japanese flair and the added bonus of free sake tasting. Highly recommended.

The hotel is super close to Kawasaki Station, about a 5-minute walk. Downstairs, there are restaurants, a convenience store, and a drugstore. Plus, Kawasaki has way fewer tourists, so you won't be fighting crowds at the drugstore. Haneda Airport is only about a 30-minute ride away, and getting to Tokyo or Yokohama also takes around 30 minutes. The room is a standard Japanese size, perfectly fine for one person (it might be a bit cramped for two). For around 300-something, it's really great value for money.

The room was quite small, but the breakfast was excellent. I loved the rooftop terrace with coffee and tea. It's very close to Kawasaki Station. What I didn't like was the number of restaurants and nightclubs nearby, which made it a bit noisy and chaotic.

The rooms and onsen (hot spring) were nice, and the location was ideal, very close to Keikyu Kawasaki and JR Kawasaki lines, within a 10-minute walk. It's convenient for getting to the airport and other places, and there are shopping malls, restaurants, and entertainment options nearby. However, the service was lacking. Check-in was only at 4 PM, and they would urge me to check out if I was even a few minutes late in the morning. They only gave me one bottle of complimentary mineral water per day.

It's great value for money, except that breakfast ends a bit early, at 9 am. There are several shopping malls nearby, and it's very convenient to eat and shop downstairs. Overall, it's a very worthwhile stopover in Kawasaki.

It's convenient because it's close to the station. The hotel is old, but the advantage of older hotels is that they have more space in the layout and are more relaxing. In some newer hotels, the beds are next to the wall, so you have to get on the bed to move around. The fact that it was the same price as before for a one-night stay with breakfast included was easy on the wallet.

Because we were going to attend a singer's live show, we chose a cheap 3-person room close to the station to stay for one night. The lady at the counter was very friendly. She provided detailed information about the check-in procedures, luggage storage, and the surrounding areas of the hotel. The room was full of retro flavor, and the bedside radio could listen to radio programs, which was really magical. Although the cleanliness is a little worse, it is still clean. I will stay here again if I have the chance to come to Kawasaki next time. The room the hotel gave us had 2 large beds and a sofa bed. It was very spacious and felt like it could sleep up to 5 people. The sofa bed was unsleepable and would collapse, so the other two large beds were enough for 3 people. The fact that there was no breakfast was not the main point. The main point was that it was cheap, clean, and we slept well all night.

Superb hotel down a quiet street - you can almost wander past the entrance if not paying attention. The staff are extremely helpful if you need any assistance or guidance. The rooms are fairly basic and have everything a 2 star hotel at this price will offer. Plenty of local eateries if required. I enjoyed my stay here, thank you

This hotel is super convenient! It's less than a five-minute walk to the subway station, and there are plenty of places to eat nearby. If you walk another ten minutes or so, you'll reach a major subway hub, making it easy to get anywhere. Plus, you can even cook in the room, which is a nice bonus.

The accommodation fee is relatively inexpensive. It's about a 7-minute walk from the station, with a shopping street along the way, so the location is good. The room is spacious, and the desk area is long and wide, making it ideal for work. However, the toilet doesn't have a washlet, and it would be better if the bathtub was a little longer. I wish the hotel had a coin laundry.