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The cleanliness of the Room was also impeccable. One minor inconvenience was that using the elevator felt slightly complicated due to security measures. However, when I first used it, staff members kindly explained everything step by step with great care—I truly appreciated thei

It feels incredibly safe and secure here. Thank you! To Mr./Ms. N and Mr./Ms. I at the restaurant—you both embody genuine hospitality with heartfelt service that makes the food taste even better! Thank you! A newly joined female staff member as of September also left a stro

It is easy to find as you can walk through the underground shopping street from Kawasaki Station, avoiding the hustle and bustle of the city. The Room is not spacious, but since I used a double bed alone, I was able to rest comfortably. Breakfast is served at Excelsior in a menu

Thank you very much for this time. The way to make a Reservation was easy to understand, and I was notified as the stay date approached, so I felt at ease with my first online Reservation. The Hotel had a simple and tasteful interior, a comfortable bed, well-equipped amenities,

We traveled by car for family matters and were relieved to find a well-maintained parking lot. The room was well-equipped, and breakfast at Okage-an with a special set for guests was delightful. The desk with a chair and table set was also appreciated. The staff were kind and hel

The only issue I noticed was that the toilet flush button didn’t work properly. Considering it’s in Kawasaki, both the Hotel itself and its access from the station exceeded my expectations—I’m very satisfied! I’d love to stay here again if I have any errands near Kawasaki. Th

The large public bath felt like a private experience every time I visited, which was great. Everything was spotless—truly the dependable Dormy Inn! I had a comfortable stay. The farewell words of "Please visit us again" made me reply "Of course!" without hesitation—it was that

About a 3-minute walk from Tsurumi Station, there are many supermarkets, shops, and eateries on the way to the Hotel. There is also a convenience store next door, which is very convenient. The complimentary breakfast is Japanese-style on Sundays, but when I stayed, Saturday mor

and next to the microwave there are even disposable chopsticks and spoons. I’ve stayed at many Hotels, but this is the first time I’ve seen one so well stocked on every floor. Most Hotels only offer these amenities on some floors at best—having them on every floor was incredibly

Delicious breakfast included, offering incredible value for money! The front desk service was absolutely excellent! While there’s a slight retro feel, it’s not an issue at all. Will definitely stay here again when visiting the city center. Highly recommended to everyone!

The bathroom was very spacious and relaxing. The interior design throughout the Hotel is extremely stylish, and for this price it felt like a great deal. In the morning, bread was all-you-can-eat, and at night there were plenty of bars just a short walk away—an excellent location

The Onsen was small, but it was great to have one. It warmed me up after a long day of walking. There was even a microwave, so I could heat up the bread I bought for breakfast and enjoy it with the complimentary coffee. This is a Hotel I’d like to stay at again if I have th

The bathroom is a unit bath, and it was also very clean. For breakfast, I had curry, sausages, and shredded cabbage. Everything was delicious. I also appreciated having orange juice and coffee. It’s reasonably priced, well equipped with the essentials, and close to JR Kawasak

I was relieved to find out that check-in was available until 1:00 AM. The entrance has a Ryokan-style design inspired by the Edo period, reflecting Kawasaki's history as a post town on the Tokaido road. While the concept is Edo-era, the facilities are modern and very comfortable

I have been using this accommodation in Tsurumi even before it was rebranded as KOKO HOTEL. The major changes after the rebranding seem to be the new room door locks and the increased amenities available at the front desk. The interior of the rooms remains unchanged. I hope i