Hotel Kizankan

It's a bit far from the Dome but within walking distance, and the hotel service is the best I've ever encountered! ! This is the hotel I will stay at next time I come to Tokyo. I like it very much. One room per person and the room service is also very good.

The room is stuffy in February and the windows can be opened. The uncles at the front desk downstairs are very polite. I didn't order breakfast. I had it at the 24-hour shop at the door, which was very cost-effective. The subway station is very close and easy to access. There are several convenience stores around.

Due to the delay due to the accident at Haneda Airport, I stayed here temporarily for one night, so almost 900 mosquitoes stayed for one night. The location is quite remote. It is the first to arrive by taking the three trains from Haneda Airport. It is in the center of residential areas. I thought I was going the wrong way at night. There is Hoso Inari Shrine directly behind the hotel. There were obvious stains on the sheets and quilts when entering the room. The front desk service is good. When I checked in, I was an old man and my English was pretty good, but the front desk did not have 24-hour service. There are several vending machines, microwaves and ice machines on the 2nd floor. There are many TVs in each room but not many. There are necessary things such as hair dryers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, and bathtubs and air conditioners, but no heating. Btw, the triple room had three beds and was forced to become a triple bed.

Used at Tokyo Dome event. It was within walking distance! It was close to the station, and the nearby ramen shop was delicious♪

This is my first time staying in a Japanese hotel. I found the hygiene and cleanliness to be impeccable. I used wet wipes to wipe the parts that my hands might touch, such as the table handle, switch, and toilet seat. There was no dust or stain at all. All facilities were arranged just right. I feel that the Japanese people are too serious and meticulous in doing things, and they are worthy of our study!

Although this is not the most upscale hotel during my trip, it is indeed the hotel that my parents and I were most satisfied with. Let’s talk about cost-effectiveness first. The excellent location and the friendly 24-hour front desk can almost make up for the lack of space in Japanese-style hotels. It is located in the Bunkyo District of Tokyo, where land is at a premium. It is also opposite the University of Tokyo and a few hundred meters away from the station. , there are two convenience stores and various restaurants just outside the door, but it only costs 600 to 700 yuan a night. Facilities: Because it is an old-fashioned hotel, some facilities are a bit old, but it is understandable. Cleanliness: This is the place I am most satisfied with. The hotels are cleaned carefully every day. Compared with this, most hotels I have been to are not cleaned carefully by default. Service: Very satisfied. When the room was very noisy and I asked to change rooms, I was immediately moved to a quiet room. I didn't order breakfast online at first, but I ate it once because my dad liked it so much that he bought breakfast for four days with cash. Very fresh ingredients, light but well-balanced. Environment: Very good, very comfortable, good location, just walking distance from my school. Finally, please always maintain your original intention and maintain high-quality services Thanks for giving my parents a good impression on their first trip abroad. Hope to have another chance to stay here in the future.

Hygiene: The environment is very good and clean, and the price is high Service: The uncle at the front desk is very serious about service. The food downstairs is also delicious. Someone will clean the room every day. Environment: Convenient transportation, close to Akihabara, close to the subway station