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As usual, after reading lots of Reviews, I was worried because opinions were extremely divided, but for me this was a very good Hotel. It’s not like many newer city-center Hotels these days—new but very small. The Facility may feel a bit old (for example, the faucets are separate for cold and hot water), but it has been renovated and is clean. The furniture and atmosphere somehow evoke the Showa era, and above all, the rooms are a little more spacious, which makes you feel relaxed and enriched. I really love this atmosphere. When I was about to go for breakfast, I asked at the front desk where I could get breakfast starting at that time. They told me there was a Doutor nearby, so I went right away—but on weekends it opens from 8:00, so I couldn’t get in (on weekdays it’s 7:00). Because of that, I deducted one star.

Because the Room was ready before check-in, I was able to enter early and head to my destination (the concert venue). Thank you very much. I usually stay near Shinagawa Station, but this Hotel is also close to Keikyu Kawasaki Station and offers convenient access to Haneda Airport, which was very helpful. I also appreciate the front desk staff’s service. I would like to stay again in the future.

The bed came with not only pillows but also small cushions, making it very comfortable to relax. The chair by the side table had a cushion—perhaps to adjust the sitting height—and I appreciated the thoughtful attention to detail. The bathroom is a unit bath, but the walls have been repainted and it felt clean and fresh. There was face & shaving soap, so I could wash my face comfortably; I felt I wouldn’t need to bring my own facial cleanser. The breakfast buffet isn’t especially luxurious, but the hearty miso soup—packed with ingredients and generously filled—went perfectly with rice and gave me an energizing start to the day!

Kawasaki is close to Yokohama and Shinagawa, and you can also reach Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Line, so I’ve been staying here often lately. Daiwa Roynet Hotel is a comfortable place for me. The coffee is delicious, and it’s convenient for sightseeing in Tokyo and Yokohama. The staff were kind, which made my trip a very pleasant one. Thank you very much.

We also rented a parking space, and we really appreciated being able to park for 2 nights and 3 days with no additional charge for the middle day. The large public bath is compact, but depending on the time of day it was almost private, so we could relax. We would love to stay again if we have the opportunity.

I chose this Hotel after reading Reviews myself. When I called to let them know I would be checking in late, the staff response was excellent and very courteous. The Room felt clean and was good. The bath had a spacious tub, and the amenities were also good. The nightwear was comfortable as well, and I thought it was a recommended Hotel. One disappointing point: the call starts with an automated message, which felt a bit bothersome.

The service was also excellent.

The toilet and bath are shared for each Room, which may not be suitable for everyone. The bedding was not a bed but a futon on tatami mats, with clean sheets provided. Breakfast included warm rice, miso soup, fish, raw egg, pickles, and salad for a well-balanced meal. The bath is located on the second floor and was clean. Personally, I enjoyed it as I prefer baths where I can stretch my legs. There is a noticeable smell of tobacco as many smokers seem to use this Hotel. An ashtray is provided in the Room, making this Hotel recommended for smokers.

A 7-minute walk from Kawasaki Station and just 5 minutes to Lazona, making it very convenient. I would like to use it again if I have the chance.

I reserved the smallest and cheapest Room, but it was a single and absolutely no problem. The bed was spacious, and the refrigerator was perfectly chilled. Some Hotels have poor water pressure, but that was not the case at all. Check-in and check-out were smooth and excellent.

Great. Room wear is 200 yen. However, the walking route from Mukogaoka-Yuen Station is complicated, so we recommend coming from Noborito Station.

It took about 10 minutes from the station, but it’s a nice place. I’d like to use nearby Ogawamachi. The interior was clean, and the bed was spacious and comfortable. You can hear a bit of traffic noise, but I don’t think it will bother you.

Thank you for your hospitality. The Hotel was close to the station, and the Facility and Room were more than adequate—I was very satisfied. If it’s available, I will Reserve again on my next business trip.