Hotels near Nishi-kasai Subway Station

The location is good, it’s clean, provides all the usual facilities you need, the breakfast was good and the staff were very nice. The hotel is near nishi-kasai station, so is handy for Disney. The best route from the hotel to Disney is to jump on the train from Nishi-Kasai station along one stop to Kasai. From there, head outside and cross the road to bus stance 10, where you’ll be able to get the 7 shuttle service to Disney (they accept IC cards so it’s very simple and the bus drivers are very helpful). When we got the train/bus combo it took roughly 25 minutes to Disneyland and 30 to Disneysea. Alternatively, if you prefer to use trains only you’ll need to head a fair bit up the line from Nishi-Kasai before you can then switch to the line for Disney. We found this more of a pain to do and ended up taking about an hour from the park to the hotel, so getting the bus was definitely much better.

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!

Parklane Nishikasai staff are very nice and efficient. Although their English language is limited, they try their best to understand you. One nice touch they have is that they place a 'Yukata' (Japanese kimono-like robe) in the room for the guests to use. Since this is my first visit to Japan, I'm not sure if this is the general practice with all hotels, but it sure is a nice gesture anyway. Our selection of this hotel was premised on our plan to visit Tokyo Disneyland/Disneysea for 4 days, and since the hotel has a daily shuttle bus there, it saved us a lot of time and hassle (not to mention money!) travelling to and from the theme park. There are 2 trips: 8:30 am and 9:30 am from the hotel to both theme parks and 2 return trips: 9:30 pm and 10:30 pm back to the hotel. The only grouse I do have is that the pick-up point is at a different location one train station away from the Maihama JR station. Parklane Nishikasai's location being less than 5 mins. walk to the Nishi-kasai Metro train station makes it a very convenient hotel to base yourself for exploring the rest of Tokyo. On the whole, we have had a positive experience with the hotel and are very satisfied.

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!

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.

Me and my family had a great time staying in this hotel. It is clean, and only 1 ride to Disneyland (15-20 min by bus). We also love the buffet breakfast on the lobby. The staff helped us and told us where to go and even provided us maps for guide and bus schedules. Concierge can speak English, too. They just dont book for tour groups so be sure to book your tour (like Mt. Fuji)online. It is very close to the park where we saw different flowers, and nereby restaurants. Take taxi or bus to go to Kasai Station where you can find lots of resto and stores. For me, its like small Chinatown.

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.