Published date: May 1, 2025
Hotel without TV but with a Projector
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
It might be comfortable for those using Haneda, located a 7-minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station (although it feels almost right in front of the station).
The area has some complicated streets and traffic lights, but there’s an underground shopping area and shopping street, so you won’t have trouble with shopping or meals.
【Points】
・Online pre-check-in available.
→ Right when you enter, the front desk is on the right side further inside, and you can see people there, so you might tend to go there, but if you have checked in online, go to the left.
(You will receive an email with the pre-check-in instructions a few days before your stay.)
・No entrance-like space in the room.
・Non-woven slippers are available in a basket under the sink.
・The wall portion of the hanger rack is a full mirror.
→ It can be noisy when the hanger shakes and hits the air conditioning.
・No TV.
→ There is a projector, and you can watch all kinds of streaming video sites.
・The table is small.
→ It might be convenient as it’s a bedside board attached next to the bed.
・There’s a bar on the first floor.
→ Breakfast and lunch are also served.
・The entrance is locked from midnight to 6 AM.
→ You can enter by holding your card key up/there is staff available at the front desk.
・If you want something, you can order it via your smartphone (request).
→ Just like checking in, you can do everything online.
There’s staff at the front desk, but everything can also be done online.
・Late check-out can also be requested via smartphone.
→ 1000 yen for 1 hour, until 1 PM. = Normally checkout is at 11 AM, so a maximum of 2 hours.
You can pay online or at the front desk. Cash is accepted.
※Side Note※
It was a bit chilly that day, and I had requested a blanket via smartphone before arriving at the hotel, but when I got to the room it wasn’t there, and I thought, "Maybe it was impossible because I asked before I arrived 🤔," so I checked my phone and it said there were no more blankets in stock, so I thought, well I can’t help that. However, the next morning at checkout, they asked, 'Did you not receive a blanket?'
(The rental items can be brought to you, but they have to be returned to the front desk at checkout.)
I ended up having to say, "It wasn’t in the room." Apparently, it seemed to be just a mistake on their part (sweat).
But that’s fine, the room had an air conditioner where you can also adjust the temperature.
I only stayed because it was more convenient to stay near Kawasaki due to some errands... so it was purely just for showering and sleeping.
I didn’t use the bar on the first floor.
Experiences during the trip
It has nothing to do with Kawasaki (laughs), but I went to Ichiran!
It's a 2-minute walk, and you can reach it on the way to Kawasaki Station.
Since Ichiran locations in Tokyo are generally crowded, I was able to visit after a long time.
Kawasaki was also lined up, but since it was a bit before 11, I could wait without stress.
My Ichiran preference is to eat the green onions blue-white!
If you circle both, they will put both in.
(Just because it’s written on paper, many people seem to only circle one option, but both are possible.)