Hotels near Nishikamata Park

"Buzzard dining experience but otherwise nice place!"

"This hotel is located at terminal 3 in Haneda airport, Tokyo. After customs, stay on floor 2, and stay inside the anirport and look for the mall entrance. Once you locate it, the hotel signs appear. The hotel is nice, and easily accessed, while staying inside the airport. Nice, but small accommodations, and very clean. After a long flight from Honolulu, this hotel was a pleasant surprise. Additionally, it was very easy to access the Keikyu train line, to Shinagawa station. I was on my way to Kyoto. It was much simpler than I had imagined. This hotel is a phenomenal location for weary travelers that just want a good nights sleep. I felt very blessed to find this option and it worked out perfectly."

"The rooms are really clean and made it easier to get comfortable when needed. However, breakfast was a deal breaker for us because my son and I got food poisoning from the undercooked chicken meatballs served at the breakfast buffet. It made our trip a bit of a challenge the last few nights unfortunately."

"Nicest staff I’ve ever had at any hotel!"

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"価格的にもリーズナブルで良いホテルだと思います。"

"Staff was extremely nice and the hotel was very comfortable "

"Really convenient location to the airport plus there's the free shuttle. Super impressed with the shuttle driver. Our room was very comfortable. The restaurant on site had a nice menu. The creme bruleé was the best I've experienced. "

"I had a wonderful stay at Hotel MyStays Haneda. The room was the perfect size for one person—compact yet comfortable, with everything I needed. The bathroom amenities were simple but very practical, and the bidet was definitely a game changer! I appreciated the pajamas they provided—they were clean but seemed old. The mini fridge was especially useful, and I ended up using it throughout my entire stay. The bed was comfortable, which made it easy to relax after long days of exploring. I visited during the winter, and it even snowed, which made the experience feel extra special. The only small issue I ran into was not knowing how to turn on the heater one night when I needed it. One of my favorite parts of the stay was the location. Being right next to an Inari shrine added a peaceful, cultural touch to the experience. The hotel is in a quiet neighborhood, yet still very convenient—there are small diners and convenience stores within walking distance, and the train station is easily accessible. Overall, a great stay, especially for solo travelers looking for comfort and convenience."