Very close to a train station. The room was comfortable. Strong internet. The staff allowed me to store my luggage after I checked out for a few hours. The staff also helped with local restaurants and recommendations.

Though the small room was small, it was everything I needed. The hotel was recently rebranded as an APA Hotel but Google Maps didn't show the property as APA, it was something else. It was a little difficult to find, A suggestion to the hotel staff is to maybe update the information so guests know how to locate the hotel faster. The name of the hotel didn't match with Google Maps.

the hotel is a few steps away from the train station,there is a donki store right up that train station, there's 2 seven eleven stores,a couple of restaurants few steps away from the hotel,also there is a huge store for fresh veggies and fruits and cakes and pre-packed food just right under the station, the staff was very very nice and friendly and actually most of them spoke well English, they helped me deliver my bags to the airport and there is two vending machines inside the hotel if you needed something quick,the room and bathroom were clean also there's a playground right infront of one of the hotel gates which made me feel really safe with many children and families really close by,put in mind they do the room cleaning and changing of sheets every three days but they provide you with all necessities daily, it was a really nice stay

the pillow is really hard i struggled with it but i think all the pillows in Japanese hotels are like this? I'm not sure but i had the same struggle in osaka so maybe they all use the same kind of pillow? anyway if you are someone that gets neck pain a lot or have health issues in your vertebrae put it in mind

There was everything you need. Refrigerator, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, hair dryer, laundrette, wifi, disposable wash cloth, brush, razor toothbrush etc. Towel is changed daily. It was clean and great location. I lived in Kamata before and I know it is convenient to travel to major touristy areas such as Kamakura , Asakusa, and also convenient to travel to central Tokyo and both Narita Airport and Haneda airport. Staff were excellent also. Great value for money.

Slippers looked old. They can provide disposable slipper lining sheets to stick on existing slippers, if not switching to disposable paper slippers)

The hotel is just strategically located. It takes less than 3mins walk to the hotel once you get out from the KeiKyu train station. If you landed in Haneda airport KeiKyu line will be the most convenient and direct line to reach, no interchange station or other train line needed. The hotel provides bathroom utilities such as toothbrush, comb, bath towel, shaver, cotton bud comb and the yukata, all you need is to pick them up from the lobby before entering the lift. The room is well prepared and with all you needs, from TV, mini fridge, working table with lamp, note pad, cups, green tea pack, slippers, hangers, bathroom attached with bathtub, toilet paper, hairdryer, shower gel + conditioner and even the clothes deodorant spray (especially after meal or smoking). The hotel do provides water dispenser and microwave oven at the lobby, so feel free to check it out. The bed is so so comfy which i could immediately shut down once lying there, you can also make use of the built in bedside alarm clock instead of relying on your mobile just to avoid the time zone difference. Aside, you can easily get access to food whether is in the morning or at night, as there is food street (family mart is the most obvious at the corner) which you will for sure seeing in when exiting from keikyu station. There is also this onigiri shop selling nice and big portion of onigiri with less than a minute of walking from the hotel. So overall, we love our stay here.

The only thing is just the size of the room. But its definitely sufficient for single traveller or couple stay. Unless you're having extremely huge size of luggage, otherwise, you should not have issue in unzipped your luggage. Its just fit nicely without additional space left (Hahaha).

Very useful location for reaching Haneda airport. Keikju Kamata station is just around the corner. Very helpful and friendly staff. One room (we had 2) was bigger than expected and very comfortable with much storage space for luggage. The other was a bit smaller (more the usual size for a Jap. business hotel).

The bed we had was 1.40m wide only. I think 1.60m would have fitted there, too. But comfortable it was indeed.

The hotel was in a great location from both train stations as well as a ton of restaurants and shopping. Despite this, the neighborhood was still quiet and enjoyable. There is a park directly across the street and a beautiful shrine right next store. It was a great spot for home base, we could get anywhere in Japan from the stations! The staff was super nice and spoke enough English to help us out. They always greeted us with a smile! Very helpful and friendly!

No complaints. Excellent stay.

So handy to the local train which takes you direct to the airport or Shinegawa. It is a five minute walk at most to the local trai. Station. It is close to numerous restaurants and only about an 8 to 10 minute walk to the JR station which connects you directly to Tokyo and Ueno. The rooms are not a bad size for a Japanese hotel. Perfect if arriving or departing from Haneda.

My flight was cancelled last minute and this hotel accepted late reservations with no cancellation fees. I got to the hotel late and was pleasantly surprised that there were many open restaurants walking distance from the hotel. Easy check in with a passport scanner and nearby staff. Furthermore, it was only an 11 minute taxi to the airport, which facilitated my early morning flight schedule. This is a no-frills hotel, but I encourage people to stay here if you are in a bind!

The Hotel is located at 2 minutes walk to the subway station and at 10 min walk to the Kamala JR train station. We found this location perfect if you want to have the opportunity of doing day trips out of Tokyo to places like Yokohama, or Mount Fuji, as the Kamala line goes to Tokyo station and Yokohama, but also have easy connections to Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Asakusa station (where the Skytree is). The room was correct, nothing fancy but all in there, just as shown in the pictures. We stayed there for 5 nights and we didn’t have any complaints. The staff was always polite and helpful, the cleaning staff takes the bins from the corridor and they drop new towels every day. The area is also full of restaurants, izakayas and supermarkets.

The bed mattress and pillows were a little bit too firm for us.

The hotel is about 4-5 minute walk from Keikyu Kamata Station. It's relatively easy to find and very convenient. Facilities including toiletries, essentials are provided for free. Staff and very courteous and friendly. The room had a fridge which was really nice.

Room wasn't warm. The curtain didn't really close properly. Took a while to heat up.