Keisei Richmond Hotel Tokyo Kinshicho

I stay here regularly. The Room is always clean, and all the amenities I need are available in the lobby, so there’s no waste and it’s very convenient. The bathroom is also clean, so I can fill the tub, use bath salts, and relax—especially in winter, I end up staying more often. Hotel prices have been rising lately, but this place still offers service that matches the cost. It’s a bit of a walk from Kinshicho Station, but if that doesn’t bother you, this is a Hotel I can recommend.

I previously stayed here on a trip with my spouse.This time, I used it alone for a business trip.As before, I was generally satisfied overall this time as well.If I mention the small details, there were several points as follows.[What I liked]- It’s close enough to the station that it takes less than about a 10-minute walk, and there are several commercial buildings nearby with many restaurants. There are also multiple convenience stores close by, so the location is very convenient.- The Room was well cleaned. It felt clean throughout, including the bathroom.- Breakfast was delicious. They also had some unusual items such as a single-serving chanko hot pot. I even had seconds of rice.[What disappointed me]- When I tried to check in using the machine, someone at the front desk spoke to me. They said I could check in either at the front desk or with the machine, and since they approached me, I chose to check in at the front desk. Previously, checking in by machine was smooth and left a very good impression, so this time I noticed how slow the front-desk service was. The way they spoke was also mumbled and didn’t leave a good impression. Honestly, it would have been better if they had simply asked me to use the machine.- Overall the Room seemed well cleaned, but I was bothered by dampness in the bed and an odor from the pillow. Since my Room had been upgraded to a twin room, I switched pillows with the other bed and managed fine. Also, there were two long hairs tangled around the hand soap next to the sink.- For breakfast, I went fairly early so it wasn’t crowded.Just when I thought it was nice and quiet, a staff member who seemed to be from that same country kept talking for a long time with travelers from overseas; it was noisy and unpleasant.I think I will use this place again when staying overnight in Kinshicho.