Kashiwa Apart Hotels

"The room was slightly bigger than the other Japan hotels we stayed at. Def still tight though if you have a lot of luggage. The amenities were good and we liked the bathroom. The spot is very convenient. The view from our room was nice. We know it’s next to the red light district, but if you are from America it def doesn’t feel like that and the people standing outside have big jackets on. It’s very easy to ignore them. Plus the area has so many restaurants and people around that it kind of jus feels like they are just there."

"The shuttle was easy to get to and know which bus was correct. I liked how they had a shuttle to the mall nearby and pick up. Rooms were nothing to brag about, appliances were outdated. "

"rooms small but clean and comfortable, close to train station, walking to shopping and restaurants easy, safe and staff are amazing and helpful"

"perfect loaction super convenient, restaurants and train station in walking distance. everything was roughly 20 mins away, shibuya being 40 mins by train which felt like nothing!"

"Mold in the bathroom. They kept the keys of our car without any explanation. They clean the room every 4 days , we’re staying 3 nights so no cleaning will be done. They didn’t accept credit card to pay for the parking. The hotel is so old. I regretted choosing this place"

"Amazing hotel, great location. I highly recommend staying here. "

"Clean room. Many amenities. Super friendly staff. Excellent location. Small room but I think is average size in Tokio. "

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"Excellent hotel. Close to the station, restaurants and convenience stores across the street or surrounding the stations. The breakfast restaurant had a vast variety and so even though we stayed 5 nights we didn’t tire of the food. A major plus is that the airport bus stops at the hotel. There are signs that the hotel is not new. But nothing major. One thing would be to have more electrical outlets near the beds and on the desk. Make sure to get a Skytree view room. Seeing the Skytree day or night always made me happy."