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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
You can browse the exhibits at Syuuntei Old Time Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Kawagoe. Make time to visit the monuments and temples while you're in the area.
You can find out about the history of Kawagoe with a stop at Senba Toshogu Shrine. Make time to visit the monuments and temples while you're in the area.
You can browse the exhibits at Kawagoe History Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Kawagoe. Make time to visit the monuments and temples while you're in the area.
You can browse the exhibits at Yamazaki Art Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Kawagoe. Make time to visit the monuments and temples while you're in the area.
You can browse the exhibits at Tanakaya Art Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your holiday in Kawagoe. Amble around the area's parks or experience its museums.
Lovely staff and very nice breakfast - the hotel has its own entrance and lift on the ground floor ( next to a covered bus stop) plus it’s only a hop and a skip away from the train station. One small issue was the air con in my room (and air con next to the main lift on my floor) had black spots so they could do with a clean. The cleaning staff look so busy and were always running about i imagine it’s just lack of staff why they might be missed.
Lovely staff and very nice breakfast - the hotel has its own entrance and lift on the ground floor ( next to a covered bus stop) plus it’s only a hop and a skip away from the train station. One small issue was the air con in my room (and air con next to the main lift on my floor) had black spots so they could do with a clean. The cleaning staff look so busy and were always running about i imagine it’s just lack of staff why they might be missed.
My first time staying in a Vessel Hotel, I had previously noticed them looking through Hotels.com as good value for money and well designed Hotel chain.
A slightly smaller room that most in Tokyo but still offered comfort with an awesome high pressure shower to get revitalised.
I had the Breakfast Buffet which was great value with plenty of choice options.
Very pleasant and organised staff at this Hotel during my stay, I thought it was exceptional value.
A little far out of Tokyo, but I...
My first time staying in a Vessel Hotel, I had previously noticed them looking through Hotels.com as good value for money and well designed Hotel chain.
A slightly smaller room that most in Tokyo but still offered comfort with an awesome high pressure shower to get revitalised.
I had the Breakfast Buffet which was great value with plenty of choice options.
Very pleasant and organised staff at this Hotel during my stay, I thought it was exceptional value.
A little far out of Tokyo, but I...
The hotel was perfect! From the room to the front desk staff. There was one staff member that was so lovely and kind, helping me with the luggage delivery and information needed. The hotel is super well located outside the Wakoshi station. The metro line goes to some main station in Tokyo city, such as Ginza, Ikebukuro. And you have a local vibe as well, instead of staying in a busy area. There's a lot of shops around, such as Uniqlo, supermarkets and restaurants. The room was so clean and...
The hotel was perfect! From the room to the front desk staff. There was one staff member that was so lovely and kind, helping me with the luggage delivery and information needed. The hotel is super well located outside the Wakoshi station. The metro line goes to some main station in Tokyo city, such as Ginza, Ikebukuro. And you have a local vibe as well, instead of staying in a busy area. There's a lot of shops around, such as Uniqlo, supermarkets and restaurants. The room was so clean and...
Marianne
Reviewed October 14, 2026Reviewed October 14, 2026
I stayed in the Grand King Room on the upper floors. Was so lovely to have a massive comfy bed, room to stretch out in, a great TV, free flow drinks in the bar and an excellent quiet breakfast buffet with fresh handmade food beautifully presented and served. Everything was clean, everyone was helpful and even though it's a little out of Tokyo centre, I enjoyed the peace of that and the east access to stations within walking distance. I hugely recommend the nearby bonsai museum/village and the...
I stayed in the Grand King Room on the upper floors. Was so lovely to have a massive comfy bed, room to stretch out in, a great TV, free flow drinks in the bar and an excellent quiet breakfast buffet with fresh handmade food beautifully presented and served. Everything was clean, everyone was helpful and even though it's a little out of Tokyo centre, I enjoyed the peace of that and the east access to stations within walking distance. I hugely recommend the nearby bonsai museum/village and the...
Paddy
Reviewed February 17, 2026Reviewed February 17, 2026
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
Perfect location and great staff. Our room was on 38th floor so we had fantastic views and the noise below wasnt an issue. The one gripe we had was the lack of clothing storage. Just one small rail with 4 or 5 hangers and nowhere to put our suitcases. We would still definitely recommend Hotel Groove Shinjuku to anyone in spite of this.
Would stay again. The staff were so helpful and nice. Great coffee from the machine and nice to have it on the terrace in the morning. Useful toiletries to pick up at the desk. Comfortable bed. Fridge kettle etc everything you need for a city break.
Would stay again. The staff were so helpful and nice. Great coffee from the machine and nice to have it on the terrace in the morning. Useful toiletries to pick up at the desk. Comfortable bed. Fridge kettle etc everything you need for a city break.
alexandra
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
The customer service at this hotel was impeccable. It was in a great location in a quiet neighbourhood, which suited us. It was a two minute walk from Gaiemmae metro station which is on the very handy Ginza line. The staff went above and beyond to help us with our questions and phoned onward hotels for us when we had questions. The room was clean and had excellent amenities. Thoroughly recommend!
I stayed here for my first 3 nights in Tokyo. The hotel is modern, clean, and located about one minute's walk away from a subway station. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff spoke limited English (just as I speak limited Japanese) but did their best to help; I used Google Translate a few times, which helped both I and the staff. I had breakfast one morning and opted for the Western style buffet; the food wasn't served particularly warm, however, in the dozen or so Japanese hotels that...
I stayed here for my first 3 nights in Tokyo. The hotel is modern, clean, and located about one minute's walk away from a subway station. The staff were friendly and helpful. The staff spoke limited English (just as I speak limited Japanese) but did their best to help; I used Google Translate a few times, which helped both I and the staff. I had breakfast one morning and opted for the Western style buffet; the food wasn't served particularly warm, however, in the dozen or so Japanese hotels that...
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What can I see and do near Kitain Temple?
You'll want to browse the collections at Kawagoe Matsuri Kaikan, Kawagoe History Museum and Kawagoe City Museum. Time Bell Tower, Kawagoe Castle and Naritasankawagoebetsuin Hongyoin are some of the local landmarks to explore. Attractions like Yamazaki Art Museum, Hattori Folk Museum and Ranzan Memorial Art Museum highlight Kawagoe's local culture.
How can I get to Kitain Temple?
If you're taking a train to the area, Kawagoeshi station is the closest stop to Taisho-Roman Street. There may not be many public transport options near to Kitain Temple so consider renting a car to see more of the area.