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"The hotel treats the guest to a high standard and when I had questions, they quickly attended to them. My room was well equipped, comfortable and quiet and it is a place that I would highly recommend."

"This is best alternative hotel when arriving or departing from haneda. We arrived and got bags and walked a short distance down the hall all indoors. Checking in was by kiosk or my front desk. We had help with the kiosk. Plenty of restaurant option on one floor down off escalator. Some very delicious fish options. Also, there is an onsen on 12 floor which was very good. Costs extra 2500 yen but with it, 4 bathing areas and steam and sauna. Plenty of locker space and free towels large and small with your fee. Recommend "

"Located right at terminal three. Very well located."

"This is such a nice hotel just down the street from the train station. The rooms were very comfortable, clean and quiet. The location in Kamakura can’t be beat. The staff are all so helpful and welcoming!"

"Very clean hotel with amazing staff!! Breakfast buffet was delicious and lots of variety. The hourly free shuttle bus service was very practicable. There were 2 destinations, one went the Haneda Airport and the other to Kawasaki station ( downtown area) The Captain’s Grill and Bar restaurant on the 5th floor was outstanding!! And most of all price was very reasonable!!"

"This was my 2nd stay in this hotel and everything was very nice."

"Excellent hotel close to Kamata station. "

"It’s really nice"

"We picked this hotel for it's reasonable price and location near the airport. Check-in was at a self-service kiosk (unless you were a member), but there was a nice clerk that helped us through the screens. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable, with a nice Japanese-style tub. We had a quad room, which was two double beds pushed together (that's the only way they would fit in the small room). The room had a small refrigerator and a tea kettle, which was a nice surprise. The hotel had a 24-hour soda and coffee machine in their lounge, along with a microwave and some utensils. They advertised that they had "bread" for breakfast starting at 5:30 a.m., which would last until their supplies ran out. The bread turned out to be plastic wrapped small pastries. Good if you just need some last minute calories before you dash off to better food at the airport, but nothing to rely on. There are several konbini and ramen shops with a 2-block radius. The best part of this hotel was their free airport shuttle. That took the stress of jumping on one more crowded train away. (Word to the wise - there is a very nice walking/biking path that brings you from the hotel directly to the door of every terminal in the airport, but do yourself a favor and take the shuttle instead of dragging your luggage on a 35-minute walk. If you're looking for a walk, choose the riverside path instead)."