Hotel Il Fiore Kasai Annex

This hotel is located outside the city in Kasai area, not too far from the metro station. The lobby area has free drinks. The rooms are larger than most hotels. The rooms are clean and fully equipped. Breakfast starts at 7am to 9:30am. There is a wide variety of food to choose from and the food is delicious. Overall, this hotel is quite good.

This time, the guest used the hotel as a pre-trip hotel for Disneyland. There is a direct bus from Kasai Station to Disneyland, so it's very convenient. The surrounding area is also nice.

There was a Gyomu Supermarket and a 100 Yen Lawson nearby, which were convenient. The welcome drink included all-you-can-drink alcohol (for 1 hour). There was also a microwave near the front desk, so I think this is a convenient hotel.

The TV without a terrestrial tuner should announce the announcement a little louder. The welcome drink and the all-you-can-drink alcohol for one hour are appreciated. The drinking area is only at the first floor entrance, so it might be nice to expand the area. Everyone at the front desk was very friendly. The only thing that bothered me was when I asked how to purchase a limousine bus ticket between Kasai Station and Haneda Airport, but the answer was vague. As a hotel close to the station, it is natural that many customers use it. I think they should be more thorough in publicizing it. Well, you can just look it up yourself. Don't expect a good breakfast. The rice is soft. The side dishes are basically frozen foods like those found at Gyomu Super. The bread is frozen, with margarine and blueberry jam. I'm sorry to say, but I couldn't finish it. Ramen shop, all-you-can-eat yakiniku, authentic local Chinese food, izakaya, coffee chain, and McDonald's. There are also plenty of convenience stores, about a 5-minute walk from Kasai Station. I think the location is also great.