蒲田知鄉飯店 (Chisun Hotel Kamata)

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Me and my 18 year old son stayed here for his senior trip. It was super convenient and I loved having two beds and our own bathroom. Beds weer nice and everything worked as it should. The train station was a two to three minute walk and there was at least three convenient stores within a two minute walk. There was a McDonald's open the first night we were there but I guess we got to go there on the last day it was open. To bad because it was nice. We loved our time in Tokyo and the Chisun hotel was a great place to stay for a very reasonable price.

The place is clean and nice the neighborhood is quiet and close to convenient store the staff are helpful the only I can say when it comes to the room is small for 3 adults specially with big luggage’s and the dryer takes forever for the clothes to dry but overall it was an excellent choice to stay.

The place is excellent and clean with nice staff but the dryer took forever to get our clothes dry. But overall it was excellent

The service and accommodations were excellent, but the food selection was quite repetitive. Although the meals were prepared well, there was limited variety, and many menu items were repeated throughout the stay. Adding more options would enhance the overall guest experience.

Greatest hotel experience soo far in japan.

The room we had was dated. Decor probably from the 80s. There was also a hole on the wall and my headboard had some strange smear that I didn't want to question. The staff however are wonderful and the breakfast worth it in my opinion. It is in a quiet neighborhood and very close to the train station. Not far also to Haneda airport. About 40 min by train to downtown Tokyo.

Clean room , helpful staffs

特になし

Even after some cosmetic work done to this hotel, it still does not make the grade. Upon entering the room we immediately started sweating! My husband had a temperature gauge and it read 96 degrees! The hotel is very outdated and it didn't look clean like most Japan hotels. There was a stain on the bed and hair in the bathroom. After unpacking, we took a shower and... NO hot water! I guess it cooled us off a bit, but who likes ice cold showers?? The worst part, the bed was hard and lumpy, and even if it was a big room (we paid extra for the large room), I had to climb over my husband in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. Insane!

Everyone was nice.