Hotely v Kawasaki

Excellent accessibility due to its proximity to Kawasaki Station, and convenient as it's attached to Lazona, Atre, etc. There's also a convenience store right next door. Big Camera and Loft are particularly close by. There are many restaurants, offering a wide range of choices. The hotel is clean, probably because it hasn't been built long, and the staff are friendly. Unlike other Japanese hotels, the rooms are spacious, the bathroom is large and has a bathtub, and the toilet is separate. The soundproofing is good and it's not noisy even though the train station is right next door. Breakfast is diverse and the food is neat and tidy.

one of my top hotels in kawasaki. modern, and nice restroom. i wish that the bedsheet was thicker though!! but yeah always a good stay

one of my favorite hotels in kawasaki!!! staff's nice, room's always clean and ameneties are complete. near the station too :)

I’ll go for an overall 4 star because of an easy access location. It’s really near on the station. However the room is not that big or spacious but a good place to stay if you are really tired.

All I can say is Hotel Treasure Haneda is amazing!🤩 Convenience of Transportation: The hotel has a shuttle bus that goes back and forth to the airport and Kawasaki Station. The timetable is available on the official website, with departures approximately every hour. If you time it right, it's quite convenient, and it's also great for red-eye flights. I took a domestic flight to Haneda the day before and then took an 8:40 AM flight from Haneda back to Taiwan the next day. The shuttle service was very smooth, and it was so comfortable not having to drag luggage on the train. Hotel Location: The hotel features an industrial style and is clean and tidy. The rooms are quite large. It's located next to the Tama River, where you can stand on the riverbank and overlook Haneda Airport, enjoying the breeze. It's very pleasant, as if stepping into an anime scene. Hotel Facilities: It has standard vending machines and washing machines, as well as a large public bath, allowing me to enjoy a Japanese-style bath one last time before returning home. There's a restaurant downstairs. After returning to the hotel from Haneda and storing my luggage, I had a lunch there. A hamburger steak with mixed grain rice and soup costs 1000 yen, which feels quite reasonable. There's a shop at the front desk that sells souvenirs, instant noodles, etc., but the prices are a bit high. However, because the surrounding area is an industrial zone with no shops, it's recommended to buy supplies beforehand if you find the prices too expensive. In the morning, the hotel offers free coffee and newspapers. I didn't choose the breakfast option, so I can't comment on it.

The location is excellent, the room is spacious enough, and the surrounding department stores offer great amenities. Plus, there's a staff member from Taiwan, and hearing them speak made me feel very welcome. It would be even better if there were a Don Quijote nearby.

The room is not large, but it's clean and comfortable. Free breakfast is provided daily, and coffee, tea, and other beverages are available for self-service at any time. It's conveniently located within a 5-10 minute walk to Kawasaki or Keikyu Kawasaki Station.

The bed was clean. It was a bit inconvenient to have luggage larger than a carry-on, as opening it in a shared room would disturb others. I had to organize my belongings by the elevator. The nearby La Cittadella is quite beautiful and worth exploring.