Khách sạn Kawagoe

"Good"

"良かったです"

"Direct access from Hon-kawagoe station is very nice if you had heavy rain. Also breakfast with nice view from 9th floor is amaiging."

"スタッフの対応は良かったです。家族旅行にはいまいちです。ビジネスて利用ならまーまーです。"

"お風呂がありがたかったです"

"Rooms are a little small and beds a little firm but overall great hotel"

"Close to a number of good restaurants and near the train station. Wasn’t able to use the onsen due to my tattoos but a very clean and helpful staff"

"Lovely stay in a fantastic busy area north of Shinjuku. The hotel is clean and quiet even so. Breakfast was freshly prepared. All good!"

"Very good for a 1-2 night quick stay. I can tell this place gets a lot of traffic - so its very self check-in/out. Room was clean and nice, bathroom was good as well. Staff was helpful. Close to a metro station and lots of local spots to visit in the area - so excellent location. Depending on when you stay, the restaurant area could be very noisy."

"Great staff that was friendly and very helpful. Great location, just minutes away from the popular Shinjuku shops, restaurants, and arcades. The only downside was the bathroom smelled like mold and there was mold on the walls in the bathroom. It was a short stay and we told the staff, so hopefully they address it."

"Great location, helpful staff, and nice amenities"

"Spacious and clean room with a lot of helpful amenities. Modern TV and huge shower room."

"Great location in heart of Shinjuku. Staff was very friendly and helped us forward our luggage to Kyoto before we left. Room was clean and decent size for Tokyo. Highly recommend."

"Very clean and staff were very polite and helpful. We had a bunk room that was perfect for the 3 of us, the kitchenette and kitchen table were used quite a bit. The aircon was excellent and did not smell musty at all, everything seemed newish or at least very well kept. I loved the little freebie treats at the reception area like toiletries items, the eucalyptus bath salts were fantastic! The outside terrace was a great feature of the hotel and we used it almost everyday to either have a place...

"A"