Standard modern Japanese hotel room that has everything you need. Particularly so if you're a solo traveler. Has a mini-fridge, water boiler, A/C, private bathroom, etc. Room cleaning occurs everyday but of course you can put out a provided sign that says to give privacy. In this case, cleaning staff will leave you a set of fresh towels and a water bottle on your door knob which was always nice. Daily enmities are provided free of charge by the elevators leading up to your room and while I didn't explore myself, I recall reading signs that there was a coin laundry and vending machines on certain floors. Location was my favorite part as Haneda was a train ride away and the station being about a 5-8min walk

I'm not too picky when it comes to these types of hotels so I'll just list some possible complaints other people may have. It can feel a bit cramped. Especially so if you're someone who likes to shop and ends up with more things than they showed up with. You'll quickly find that you have little room for all your items. Again I didn't mind this at all. I guess If you want to explore all the known spots in Tokyo, location would be inconvenient as you're basically far from them and will usually require having to transfers trains.

Hotel Enmichi is very clean and offer good services. They offer luggage storage before and after check out, daily replenishment of water, towels even though there is no room cleaning requested. Although the room is small which normally how Tokyo hotel is, it is well equipped with everything that you need from safe box, fridge, clock, TV, bathtub etc. We booked a total of 8 rooms and they have arranged to have us all on the same floor and our room near to one another. There are a few coin washer and dryer machine on the 9th floor which offer cheap coin laundry services for their guests. The staff can communicate in English. Hotel Enmichi is located near Kawasaki Station and Keikyu Kawasaki Station. The neighbourhood has shopping malls like Uniqlo, GU etc, many restaurants, convenience stores, etc which we can shop comfortably without going into more crowded areas in Tokyo like Shibuya or Shinjuku. It only takes about 20 minutes to go by rapid Keikyu train direct from Keikyu Kawasaki Station to Haneda Airport with 278 yen only. I would definitely stay here again.

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It was amazing, at night it was difficult to find because of the lack of outside directions, once I got used to the locale it was really easy to navigate. With a simple turn you have a market mall across the road, with familiar locales right down the main road and a station, providing exclusive easy access. There is extremely simple access to both convenience stores and drug stores for any unpleasant issues like me (I got sick the last two days, trains are common places for it to spread).

While it was an extremely pleasant stay, the Bed itself was a bit awkward to fit my luggage under and I kept it beside it for the majority of the trip.

Being only 19 minutes from Haneda airport, close to convenience shops, and having delicious food at the kitchen on the main floor was wonderful and rejuvenating. Our location was also very quiet and peaceful

Our stay could have been slightly improved with a designated space for our luggage. We had a full size bed, sofa, desk and full bath with fridge and entry area and we filled most of those spaces with our two backpacks and carry-on size suitcases when we were using certain amenities of the room. overall it was a great room and we made it work

Great location. Just a short walk to the train station, with great links to Haneda airport. There was a great little cafe round the corner where we went on a morning and there were plenty of combinis near by. Staff were warm and welcoming. Room was clean with plenty of space.

On our last night (typically the night we had to get up early the next day for a flight home) there seemed to be a lot of laughing noises coming from somewhere. We didn’t know if it was from outside or the room next door but some better sound proofing could be needed.

Helpful and friendly staff, clean and tidy spaces. They provide small gestures like bottled water per day, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, razor and even tea and coffee. There's laundry service and microwave. Convenience stores and even a shopping mall is close. Post offices also nearby. Overall very comfortable experience.

If you get a noisy neighbour, that can ruin the experience a little... Rooms can be a little small if you have a lot of luggage but I think it's manageable (in a two person room). There wasn't really anything I didn't like. This is a good hotel.

This is our second stay here. Hotel is spotlessly clean, great location and short walk from the station and easy to get to From Haneda airport. The staff are always really friendly and helpful. Loads of great places to eat nearby, it’s on a quiet street, the windows open to let fresh air in and there’s a small quiet temple at the end of the street which you can have a look about. Rooms are small as to be expected of a Japanese business hotel, but they make good use of the space and they don’t feel tiny. Good shower and tub. This has become our hotel of choice now in Tokyo and we have rebooked for our next stay already.

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Perfectly convenient location. Very quiet and light sleeper friendly. Facilities look new and well maintained. All staff were super friendly and helpful. I will choose this hotel next time if I visit Kawasaki again.

It’s really really small, to the extent that I couldn’t open my 28 inch luggage to take out belongings. I’m a lean person and still need to squeeze in and out of doorway with closed luggage (in standing position) blocking the door from opening because there is really nowhere to put it. I will stay here again, but will choose a larger room size with higher rate, even as a solo traveler.

The location and washing machine was great! I booked it because we had an early flight out of Haneda and it worked perfectly taking only about half an hour to get there at 6am in the morning.

We stayed in a room with the tatami mat and we could literally only open our suitcases on the bed. When the suitcases weren’t open, they were behind the door to the room and you couldn’t open the door fully to the point it was a bit of a squeeze to leave the room. This was by far the smallest hotel room we stayed in in Japan over almost a month, including central Tokyo.

Had been staying in hostels for 7 weeks while exploring Japan. Wanted to be close to Handea Airport for my trip home. This hotel was a bit of a luxury for me and it was very reasonably priced. Staff were friendly and the place was excellent. Situated close to the train station or bus stop for simple trip to airport and 30 mins into Central Tokyo. Kawasaki has lots of shop to keep you busy. Plenty of café, take aways and convenient store for food even though there is a restaurant in the hotel.

Nothing I didn't like. May be just promote the restaurant a bit more and offers for guests.