Tokyo Edogawa Ward Hotels

Check-In and Service: Upon arrival, I was greeted by friendly and attentive staff. The check-in process was smooth and quick, which I appreciated after a long day of travel. The concierge was extremely helpful, providing great recommendations for nearby restaurants and offering assistance with transportation. Room: The room was spacious, clean, and elegantly furnished. I had a stunning view of the city skyline, and the bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a good night's sleep. The amenities were top-notch, including a flat-screen TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, a minibar, and a Nespresso machine. The bathroom was spotless, with high-quality toiletries and plush towels. Facilities: The hotel offers a range of excellent facilities, including a well-equipped fitness center and a relaxing spa. I also enjoyed the rooftop bar, which provided a stunning panoramic view of the city — perfect for unwinding after a busy day. Dining: I had breakfast at the hotel's restaurant each morning, and I was impressed with the variety and quality of the food. Fresh fruits, pastries, eggs made to order, and a wide selection of hot dishes were all available. I also had dinner at the restaurant one evening, and the meal was delicious, with impeccable service.

This hotel is an incredible value! It's just a short walk from Nishi-Kasai Station. While it's not as convenient as staying near Tokyo Station, if you're not pressed for time, this is a much more comfortable place to stay. The rooms are larger and the rates are affordable. It's about 30 minutes away on the Tozai Line plus walking distance. There's a Matsumoto Kiyoshi drugstore right in front of the hotel. It's a great place to shop with minimal crowds and plenty of activities. It's a five-stop bus ride to Nishikasai Rinkai Park. Kids can enjoy the park all day; it's more enjoyable than shopping or visiting Disneyland! However, be sure to use sunscreen.

I could tell that the building was old, but it was clean. However, there was a lot of stubborn mold in the shower room. While I suppose that can't be helped, it was disappointing. However, the service and customer service were good, so I would stay again if I have the opportunity.

My favorite hotel💛, I discover it late, hoping that I discover it as soon as I arrived in Tokyo, I just found it when I am looking for a hotel near Disneyland Great location near supermarket, drugstore, restaurant, convenience store near bus station going to Disneyland & Disneysea near Limousine Bus pick up and drop to/from Narita and Haneda everyday they clean the room and replenish all the stuff, you can also leave your luggage if your going to check out, and my favorite part is they have complimentary drinks at the lobby from 6am-10pm they also have 1 hour happy hour for alcoholic beverage

The room was clean and had two single beds and a bunk bed and sofa bed. It was just enough for my family of 4 ( 2 adults and 2 young children). The hotel was located conveniently a short 15min taxi ride away from Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. We booked the hotel for this purpose so that we our visit to Disneyland and DisneySea would be easier for the kids, that is not needing to wake up too early with the kids and having to travel in from main Tokyo suburbs to Disneyland. The hotel was very close and a short 15min taxi ride back home late at night when the kids are super tired. Taxi fare was 2,500 yen one way to Disneyland from the hotel Minn Kasai. There is a 24 hour supermarket opposite the hotel which is very convenient to get your bottled water and drinks and snacks like chips and noodles if you are looking for a quick meal.

Location is nearby to tokyo metro tozai line and have nearby station around 300m from the hotel. Good thing the metro has escalator and lift for big luggage easy access. Room is wide and clean enough. Towel and nightgown is refresh everyday. There is laundry machine provided at 2nd floor as well. Check in is at 3pm and check out is at 10am. payment can be done with cash and credit card. Hotel location is nearby to disneyland and away from crowded area. Checkout is fast as well.

There are 2 small mall in walking distance from hotel which have super market. There is a GU less than 5min walk from hotel if you want to buy clothing which got lesser people compare to the tourist attraction shop. Nearest smoking zone is at the train station. Location is convenient with lots of convenient stall Lawson , family mart , 7-11 and Aeon

Location close to station, quite a distance from town however trade off with a larger side room with family stays. Recommended.

located just next to the train station, many eateries around the hotel, and a big 24-hour Y's Mart nearby to solve any needs.

The last hotel of the trip I stayed for 7 nights. First, I'll tell you about the inconveniences It's quite far from downtown Tokyo. It's a 5-minute walk from Kasai Station on the Tozai Line, but it takes about 20 minutes to get to Tokyo Station by train and 40-50 minutes to Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro. And I'm not sure about the room cleaning system, but it seems like they don't clean the floor, but instead focus on the bathroom, changing towels, and making the bed. And there's a small kitchen, but since it's 21m², it was hard to open a 28-inch suitcase. I had to move the table by the window to the end to be able to open it. The good thing is that I got a special deal, so I got 85,000 won per night for 21m², and breakfast is free here. It's simple, but it was nice to be able to have a simple breakfast with bread, sausage, and stir-fried food. There is a kitchen in the room, so you can cook simple meals (I think you can ask the front desk for dishes and cooking utensils), and there is a microwave, so you can use it comfortably in the room. There are 3 washing machines and dryers in the hotel, and you can see if they are in use or not on the TV in the room, and the refrigerator is large. You can both refrigerate and freeze, and you can put 2L bottled water in it, so it was very useful. There is a reading light next to the bed, and there is a USB port, so you can charge it, and there is a 5-pin 8-pin iPhone charging cable in the drawer. And the good thing about going to the airport is that there is an airport bus at the stop in front of the station. Unfortunately, there are only 3-4 Narita buses, but there are many for Haneda. You can decide whether to take the airport bus or the subway depending on the time. I have 2 suitcases, so I can't board, so I take the Tozai Line to Nishi-Funabashi, and then take the **Seibon Line to the airport. I don't recommend going to Tokyo during rush hour and taking the Skyliner or Narita **Seibon Line, so I recommend this method. Of course, if you only have one carrier, the airport bus is the best.