Hotels near Kasai Rinkai Kouen

Pleasantly surprised by its clean and quiet surrounding. The best way to get to the hotel is via Metro Torzai Line and stop at Nishi Kasai Eki Mae Station. Otherwise if you are on JR Keiyo Line, you need to get down at Kasai Rinkai Koen Station and take a Toei Bus at Bus Stop No. 2. It takes a bit of ingenuity and a little bit of Japanese in order for you to be able to get there, but once there you'll be able to see in closer view how local Japanese go about their daily affairs. If you're Kasai Rinkai Koen station, please take some time to explore the Rinkai Gardens.

We enjoyed our stay, and will not hesitate to stay here again. It's a little off central Tokyo, but with the Nishi-Kasai station nearby (5min walk), you can easily get to most places in Tokyo. And it is so convenient to take the airport bus direct to Kasai station, then only a station to Nishi-Kasai. Many luggages/bags from shopping? take a short taxi ride from hotel to Kasai station airport bus stand (about 1200 yen). No need to lug up your luggages up/down train or station platforms; take the airport bus, it is a lot easier. The hotel is new and comfortable (good sleep each night) and spacious enough by Japan standard (mine was a twin-sharing, we joined both beds = a super large king :) and still had room to open our luggages. Room amenities are good, up to date with thoughtful bedside phone charging, thumbs up! The hotel is within a residential area and it makes for an interesting stay, away from the usual town centre commercial areas. And lots of eat options just steps away. Nice!

Location is about 2 blocks from Kasai Station. Airport Limo Bus from Haneda Airport stops at Kasai Station. About 4 supermarkets and lots of eateries are found near the hotel. Though the hotel is 20-30 minutes to central Tokyo, it's still excellent because neighborhood is very clean and quiet. Very good value. It offers free breakfast with excellent hardworking dining crew. Room and toilet are clean and spacious. It has a small kitchenette which is a bonus. They have excellent housekeeping crew that maintains the room and the toilet very clean. Staff are excellent. They are very helpful. They see to it that your stay in the hotel is a very good one. We have a very nice and comfortable stay for 7 nights that we can stay in Hotel Lumiere Kasai again.

The hotel has 2 branches in the area. This hotel is probably the old one. The space is too cramped, but since this is Tokyo, such is expected. Free breakfast is provided; variety is the same everyday, but sufficient; enough to energize you in the morning. In-room provision includes coffee-tea making facility, toiletries, tv, and small fridge. No cabinets, but they have a long rack where you can hang clothes (hangers provided). Rooms are not sound-proof. You can hear people talking in the hallway. The hotel provides direct transfers to Disneyland and Disney Sea, and on the way back to the hotel, you need to take the train going to Kasai-Rinkai Park Station from Disney's Maihama Station. There are 3 time slots for transfers to Disney (7:15, 8:15 and 9:15 am), and 2 for Kasai-Rinkai Park (9:30 and 10:30 pm). You have to reserve in advance as seats are limited per time slot. Travel to hotel is easy (Nishikasai to/from Kasai Station, and Kesei bus to/from Narita/Haneda airports).

This is my 3rd time to stay at APA hotel. I would recommended APA Hotel TKP Tokyo Nishikasai to all travelers who come to Tokyo. The hotel is very near to the subway station (Toei line), just 3 mins walk. There are convenience stores (Lawson, Family Mart), Super Market and many restaurants. The room is clean and comfortable while the bed is big. There are full service of facilities in room and ice engine downstairs!! I felt at home during 4 nights here. The staff is super friendly and can speak good English. Breakfast is value but I would recommended to change the menu every day. So all stay over guuests will enjoy breakfast every day.

The hotel is incredibly easy to get to from Narita, as you just get on the Keisei line and go until the Keisei-Koiwa station. From there, it's just a couple of blocks straight out of the station, follow with the tracks to your left and you'll arrive in no time. The room we were given had plenty of space for two and our luggage and, even though we were facing the tracks, the occasional passing of a train was more like soothing white noise than an annoyance. We also liked that there was a bit of a break from the bustle of the Tokyo area, and there were plenty of nice walking paths around with a lot of nearby shops. The staff were very friendly and were able to help us in English on the occasions when our (lack of) Japanese skills failed to produce successful communication. Do note, though, that if you're the type that needs conditioner and/or shaving cream, that it is not provided with the room, though a razor, toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, and daily tea are. Overall, we had a lovely time in Koiwa. Thank you very much to the Sky Court Koiwa Hotel!

the staff can not speak english so really difficult to contact them and said what we want, there is a shuttle bus to maihama station and to tokyo station, good hotel with new technology, nice bed, small room, nice bathroom, funny to talk with dino, self checkin and difficult to checkin, need a long time because we need to scan passport one by one even in the same booking number, and the staff stupid enough not to help us.

Using Agoda service I was able to get a good deal (40%) discounted room. With two adults and 2 kids (5yr and 11yr), everyone had a good experience. We had 3 beds and the couch in the room, was a tight fit but not claustrophobic. The facilities were good. The room came with a mini fridge, tea pot, safe box, and the flat screen TV (local Japanese stations only). I would have liked a microwave also but that was lacking in the room. But I did see one downstairs in the communal waiting area next to the lobby with a coffee machine and the complimentary vinegar juices (lemon and blueberry). The most notable amenity was a"handy" cellphone in the room. Free to use while away from the hotel with a direct line back to the front desk. The cell phone came preloaded with the basic apps like google chrome, google maps etc to help with getting around the city. I just asked the front desk to change over to English settings which was done promptly. The hotel is very close to the Kasai station.

When we arrived the hotel, we were greeted by a young male staff (Koji Naganuma). We couldn't check-in yet as we arrived in the morning. The check-in time is 3pm. We told Koji that we would go to Disneyland first and leave the luggage with the hotel. While asking the Koji for direction to Disneyland, my wife discovered her handbag was missing. It was later recalled that she could have left it in the female washroom at JR Kasai Rinkai Kouen Station. Koji helped to search for the telephone number of the station and checked if the station had any information about the missing handbag. We were relief to hear that someone found it and passed to the staff of the station to take care. We were glad and happy to know that the contents (cash, credit cards, handphone, etc) were untouched. We bought Koji a bottle of wine to show our appreciation for his excellent help and service. When we returned from Disneyland, the luggage was already placed in our room. On our check-out day, another male staff helped us to call for a cab and provided all the information that we needed to know to Narita Airport. The staff go to extra-mile on the customer service and our stay was pleasant.

I was searching for a simple and cheap room to sleep in and got exactly what I wanted. A good bed, bathroom/shower with enough amenities, a fridge for your food/drinks - what else do you need? Of course it's not some fancy luxus hotel suite. You basically get what you see on the pictures. The staff was super friendly and spoke reasonably good English (at least good enough to communicate everything). It also was no problem to leave my bags at the hotel before check-in. The hotel is fairly close to the Hirai station, from which you can take the Sobu Line to get to the inner districts of Tokyo quite easy. (Make sure not to miss your last train in the evening, though - Hirai is pretty far away from central Tokyo!) There's also a nice park (Kameido Central Park) about 10-15 minutes away (by foot), which was amazing for watching and enjoying the cherry blossoms (I've been here during Hanami) without having crowds of people around you, like in most other parks in Tokyo during this time.

Typical toyoko inn. Near Nishi Kasai Station. Please remind that not every metro tozai line trains will stop at this station. Easy check in and out. Have coin laundry machines on ground floor. Breakfast is complimentary but do not expect too much. There are metro mall to shop and dine in as well as convenient stores. You can go to Kasai Station and hop on limousine bus to Haneda Airport easily. It takes around half an hour via express way at ¥1,000++. No need to drag your luggages in and out several trains. Also another limousine bus line goes to Narita. Check time and price on its website. Overall, good choice for metro line.

Mizue is a quiet outer area of Tokyo and quite a way from more upmarket and interesting areas like Shinjuku and Ginza etc. However it is quite accessible on the Shinjuku line and after the rather long train ride the hotel is only a very short walk is a from the Mizue station's North/South exit which is good. The bed was very firm,and the pillow much harder than I would prefer however I got used to to both. There is a coffee shop attached to the hotel which is good for a cheap breakfast. I liked the fact that the staff would say "welcome back" in the evening when I collected my key from the front desk. It was a nice personal touch.