Hotel Plus Hostel TOKYO KAWASAKI

I didn?t like it at all. It was supposed to be for female only but at the middle of the night I woke up and there was a man staying at one of the living room sofa! Literally sleeping there. I went to speak to the owner and he said the guy was his friend.

Close to Kawasaki Station, quiet private room, clean private bathroom, good Wi-Fi connection, outlets adaptable to US style plugs.

Close to trains, shops, malls.

Nice, quiet and comfy.

Late check in is available until 5 a.m. the next morning, which is perfect for travelers arriving on late night. The room and bathroom were very clean, and the location is close to Kawasaki Station, making it very convenient. A good choice for a one-night stay when arriving late or catching an early flight.

The pillow was quite hard and not very comfortable. Soundproofing could be improved, as I could hear other guests packing their luggage and walking around late at night.

This hostel provides capsules and private rooms which both are located side by side (keep that in mind) with shared facilities. The private room is basically a capsule with a bit more space for your belongings and you and a door. For getting to your room you will still move around the capsule area, means be quiet and considerable about other people that are sleeping is important. For me this was the first time staying in this type of hostel and I have to say it was surprisingly quiet. I stayed in other hostels in different countries which were much more noisier besides all rooms having a door. The staff members were friendly and cleanliness were good, but keep in mind at "rush hours" it can get a bit used and it is just so much the staff can do to keep up with cleaning at these hours. But they are doing their best to keep all places in good conditions. Also their are dedicated cleaning hours when you not can use the facilities. These are proper announced and manageable. The location is central with shops, shopping malls, bars, restaurants etc. close by. Both the JR Shinkansen and local train station is just a 5-10min walk away. In about 30 minutes by train you are at Haneda airport (door-to-door) make it a good alternative for arriving/departing Tokyo by airplane.

It was a nice hotel, the single room was surprinsigly small, but its fine just to spend the night, the lobby is the place to meet people and even work, I met some nice friends there. Cheers mates!!

Record for solo traveler affordable and easy to access

Na

The rooms were simple and nice

During the winter room was cold, even with the ac

Its very easy to find.Everything is clean and the people that work there are very helpful

I find the beds to be a great balance of firm and soft. I feel good about the small but deep safe inside of the capsule, it fit everything important that I was worried about. It's such a great idea! The showers are clean with good water pressure. There's a lot of space for many people to get ready, including drying their hair.

I think the price went up because of the day I chose, or else maybe it's new Tokyo rates.

Excellent experience during the entire stay. Staff are very polite and welcoming and strictly respect guests' privacy. Additional amenities like a spa, sauna, etc., are also available for an additional fee.

I liked everything about this place. But the property can improve availability of drinking water for their guests. Water is very expensive, more expensive than cold beverages, green tea, coffee, etc.

This is a great place to stay in Kawasaki, clean, comfortable, with all the amenities a travel would want, and walking distance from the stations and shopping street. There are also a lot of food options nearby. The main floor's common area is perfect to do work (if you're a digital nomad).

The bed in my room sagged in the middle so it's not very nice to sleep in. Getting your key from the reception between 11am and 3pm (as you can't take it out) can be frustrating as there's no one there.

The hostel was about a ten minute walk from the station and was nearby a huge shopping area and street of restaurants. The AC was always working though you couldn’t adjust it yourself. The bathrooms were super nice! They’re completely separate from the dorm area and the showers and actual toilets are on different sides. There’s also a large vanity mirror with seating and hair dryers which was also very nice. There was also two lounge areas, one on the first floor and the other in the basement with the laundry room. The one in the basement had some basic food things like a fridge and kettle. There was a food and drinks vending machine but it was those carb block things. There was also a manga library that you could read from while waiting for your laundry!

In the dorms on the women’s floor, I noticed a stain of some sort on the ceiling and on my curtains. I was right by the vent and could see the color going into it as well and I think it may have been mold as there was an odd smell but I didn’t get sick or anything. There is no noise permitted on the dorm floors. Absolutely none aside from bags being unpacked. It was a bit shocking because it’s normal to talk to the people you’re rooming with but not here. There were two lounge areas where you could speak but I noticed that it was mainly men down in the lounge while the women went right to their rooms if they weren’t eating. The no sounds on the dorm floors isn’t necessarily a bad thing, I just wasn’t expecting it.

It was cheap

It was dirty and had a musty smell

convenient for people looking for a short stay to catch flights at the Haneda airport, short walk (10 min) from the metro station, room is clean and quiet, had a good rest there

cannot store luggage there after checking out, even only for 2-3 hours for a small checked bag. It is the first time in any country where I encounter a hostel that couldn't offer storage, quite ridiculous.

A clean and modern hotel in a useful location, with hundreds of eating places nearby. Another eco-conscious hotel where you bring your own razor, comb, toothbrush etc. Lobby has tables and chairs to mingle, eat takeaway or work on your assignment and also (non-alcoholic) vending machines. Jazz LP covers are part of the otherwise basic decor, with a soundtrack softly playing in background. Close to shopping of all kinds and cafes.

Room was a trifle small, with awkward step down from bathroom then step up onto bed platform. Some things worth knowing - not entirely the hotel's fault. Location is somewhat indirect from local train stations, but Kawasaki is great initial base if flying in to Haneda Airport; or final stay if leaving from Haneda.

i decided to stay here because i was looking for a place near the airport, it’s exceptionally close to Haneda and considered affordable. but i truly didn’t think this place would exceed my expectations. located in the right around central Kawasaki, it’s just a short walk to the station, convenience stores, and also easy to find foods. the area feels safe too even at night. room was clean, cozy, and surprisingly spacious for the price. staff were very helpful, they even helped to me scale my luggage ? honestly would come back again if given the chance

Nice hotel/ hostel and close to the station and shopping.Great deal for just 1 night stay

When I got to the room the bed sheets/ pillow were just kind of bundled up on one side of the bed. I also noticed some stains on the wall and floor by the room door, not sure if it was blood or something else. I also thought I lost my passport while I was out and had my Japanese friend call to ask if they can check my room but there was NO WAY of getting an actual person on the line when called. My friend said it was an ai/ machine.

Convenient for my purpose of stay. Nice bed, shower pressure, and television in my room.

Shower rooms didn't have hooks for clothes or towels. Complimentary soap and shampoo were on the floor of the shower instead of higher up. "Breakfast" is in a cafe about a block away and they don't accept any substitutes for what they offer. I knew we'd be walking to get there but if you're concerned about the 12 min walk to and from the station to hotel with luggage it may not be for you.