Urbain Tokyo Haneda Kamata

I chose this place for my own travel, and it was very comfortable for a girl to stay here! I recommend it to you if you want to travel by yourself~ It is very close to Kamata Station, and it takes only 5 minutes to walk; Kamata Station is very prosperous, like a small Shinjuku, with many delicious foods and good places to visit. There are two shopping malls in the subway station, and there are not as many people as Shinjuku and Shibuya. The experience is surprisingly good! The room is bigger than the one I stayed in Shinjuku, and the 28-inch suitcase can be opened completely. The bathroom bathtub is unexpectedly not small for one person to soak in, and there is also a smart toilet~ The bed in the room is made every day (but it seems to be cleaned once every 4 days, and I stayed there for a shorter time). Starting at 10:00 in the morning, they will knock on the door, but I went out after 10:00 for several days and it was cleaned~

The location was good. It was a shame that the temperature of the large public bath was low. I made an online reservation, but it didn't say that a reservation was required in advance to use the parking lot. I only found out when I checked in that the parking lot was full and I had no choice but to park in a nearby parking lot. I wish they would make it clear when making an online reservation so that the reservation information and procedures could be written down.

A typical business hotel, very close to Haneda Airport and with shuttle buses, suitable for travelers catching early flights.

The location is good, there is a supermarket nearby. It is quite close to the station. There are many izakayas nearby at night, and Don Quijote is also available for you to visit. But the rooms in Japan are relatively small