Hotels near DoCoMo Shop Kamata Tokyu Plaza, Tokyo

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.

Just 5 mins walk to KK line to Haneda Airport. Room size is good and the mattress very comfortable. However the Thai receptionists attitude need improvement. The guys is very helpful. And the other lady receptionists helpful but communication skill in English and Japanese also need to learn more. Please pay attention if you going to take night flight return back, hotel only allow to storage luggage until 12:00 noon. It is very trouble for me. As my luggage size can’t fit into station locker. I needed go to store it at airport and back to city.

Beautiful room

Booked this hotel because of our late morning arrival (landed at 1 am). Very conveniently located from the airport and close to many convenience stores & a subway station. Would book again if I needed some place close by the airport. Service from the hotel staff was excellent but I was hoping we could checkin with the robot staff, see photo. I have them one less star only because this service was undergoing maintenance at our arrival time. Room was standard Japanese smaller hotel size but enough for two people, for a night stay. Shower had good pressure and was very clean.

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 used it for an overnight stay after arriving at Haneda Airport using National Travel Support. I like the Mets series and have stayed in Gotanda, Akihabara, Shinkiba, and Mejiro. I thought it was a new opening, but is it a rebrand? It seems that the Tokyu REI Hotel was originally there. It's completely unoccupied, or rather, it looks just like a new building. There are three elevators, so you can get there without stress. I was surprised at how small the front desk was. All of the amenities at Mets are in the form of an amenity bar. I stayed in a queen room for the first night and was surprised at how spacious it was. For the second night, I chose a superior single room. Even if it is a superior single, business use seems to be a source of envy. The single room is narrower than the Gotanda Mets. Also, the windows are small and have double glazed windows, so I guess this is the only area that couldn't be rebranded. Another thing that couldn't be rebranded was the entrance to the unit bath, which is not universal because there are quite a few steps. It might be difficult for elderly people who are concerned about steps to climb, especially in the middle of the night, so I thought it would be nice to have an auxiliary step stool. The unit bath is brand new and very clean, with a spacious bathtub and large sink. The bed is comfortable and spacious with two pillows even for a single bed. There is an air purifier, but the air conditioner is a brand I don't know and is a bit difficult to use. Is this also not rebrandable? The desk is a decent size, but the handles on the drawers get in the way when you move them. Also, the location of the TV is right next to the desk, which is a little weird, but you can watch YouTube and Netflix on the smart TV. There are a lot of hangers, etc., which is unique to Mets. Slippers are washable and reusable, so if you're interested, feel free to bring your own. There is a refrigerator and kettle. Mobile charging cord included. The pattern of the carpet on the floor is a little disappointing, and if you don't look closely, you'll probably see dirt falling on it. It has a brown color called Kana. It's a shame that the chair is a little difficult to pull out. Because of the original structure of the hotel, you can barely hear the sounds from the neighboring rooms. For breakfast, choose from three cafes in Atre and enjoy your morning with the general public. If you are reluctant, stay overnight without meals. There is a lounge for guests only on the front floor, where you can drink coffee and tea as much as you want. It's convenient because you can eat and drink and you can use it even after checking out. You can leave your luggage by yourself even after check-out. Unlike most Mets stores, which are directly connected to the station and not covered by umbrellas, Mets Omori is directly connected to Atre, making shopping extremely convenient. Once you get off the elevator to the 5th floor, you'll be at the restaurant. You don't need a coat even if it's cold. I think it's a good hotel for business, shopping, and a little refreshment.

walk in a quiet residential area for around 5-10 min, a very quiet and peaceful area, each block got at least one convenient stores, and department store/ grocery store to buy what you need room is clean in general, but as we stayed for 9 days and 8 nights, as we were not aware that the cleaner will only work in the morning, so our room is not thoroughly cleaned if we stayed late that passed 12:00pm, maybe they were in a rush, say no cleaning of floor, and it is 'dusty' in the room. Other than this , the room and surrounding in general is good, particularly in relation to this price. A international hotel with lots of local and international residents, say from China, Taiwan, Europe etc. Staff in front desk could speak English and with good customer services.

With any brand new hotel you expect a few hiccups, but my layover stay at the Metropolitan Haneda didn’t have a single one. Easy access from Haneda via the monorail (one stop away) and a short walk from the station to the hotel front door. Helpful staff, easy check in, efficient room with a comfy bed and one of the best hotel showers I’ve experienced. This was a great way to spend my 16 hour layover in Tokyo. Breakfast was included in my very economical room charge and included Western and Asian fare. Scrambled eggs were not as hard-cooked as most Americans like them, and much of the hot food needed to be kept warmed a little more than it was, but all in all a good buffet.

It was good that it was in a good location to return to the accommodation no matter where I was touring, such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Ginza, and Tokyo Tower. The facilities were good and it was a very comfortable accommodation for 3 days. I think I will visit again next time.

A new hotel that is clean, has good Wi-Fi, a nice onsen and a great place to break up a trip before you fly or after a long day of flying. Connected to the Terminal 3 (international terminal) it is build on top of a small shopping mall with a few restaurants. The hotel has pushed for self check-in and check-out and has a row of these machines with a very small face-to-face area. Some people might not like this. For me the check in machine didn’t work properly and the staff helping me took 4 tries before it would scan my passport. Check-out was fast though and took under a minute. My room had its own air conditioner so in winter the room wasn’t boiling hot which for me is a very major plus point (if you’ve travelled in Japan in winter a lot you will know what I mean!). I’d be very happy to stay here again