Minn Kasai

Getting around was easy. The train and bus stations were only a 5-minute walk away, and there were plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. From Haneda airport, I took the Airport Limousine Bus, got off at Kasai Station, then walked 5 minutes to the hotel. It was simple and hassle-free. I stayed 5 nights in a room with two beds, a bunk bed, sofa bed, and dining table. It wasn’t big, but it was clean, comfortable, and packed with useful things: an electric stove, microwave, refrigerator, cutlery, vacuum cleaner, air purifier, and iron. There was a coin laundry on the ground floor too. It was a pleasant stay, and I’d recommend it.

There’s a 24hr supermarket right across the way, so groceries are easy to get. The neighborhood was quiet, and the ground floor had laundry for 300 yen and dryers for 100 yen. We found the room spotless and well set up for a family, with a full kitchen. The bunk beds were sturdy and comfortable, and the sofa bed and bunk bed were made up properly too. Recommended for a stay. Thank you.

The bathroom’s shower and tub together were great for washing off and soaking after a long day on foot. The room was also larger than most places we stayed on this trip, with cookware, utensils, plates, and appliances. I only wish there’d been a coffee maker. Kasai station is about a 7-minute walk away, with lots of nearby food open late, plus a grocery store and convenience stores. I’d definitely stay again.

Getting around Tokyo was easy from here, with the metro close by and plenty of good restaurants within walking distance. The hotel also felt very secure throughout my visit. It was modern and extremely clean, which made the stay comfortable and relaxing. I’d happily come back to Minn Kasai and recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.