Hotel Imalle Haneda

The staff was very helpful. The room was clean and comfortable. Only downside was no elevator.

This hotel is a bit out of the way as it's a 10min walk and then a 5 station train trip into Kawasaki. There is no elevator. The rooms are quite small and bathroom set up unusual (no towel rails, shower is separate to bathroom). We grew fond of the pokey little area area & our daily walk to the station, but agreed it was an odd place to stay (the town as well as the hotel).

I thought I'd be getting a very average, semi-clean, semi-comfortable place right off of an exit from the freeway with little to no "Tokyo life" nearby but I was pleasantly surprised by what I got instead. The hotel was extremely clean, the staff were extremely personable and helpful, and the location turned out to be just what I was looking for. The hotel was on a quiet street with cozy pubs, restaurants and delicatessens serving authentic Japanese food just a short walk down the street. I was there on just a ten hour layover, but after experiencing that hotel, I wished I had had another two days there.

This is a great hotel for the budget conscience. I stayed in a double bed with a bathroom with my daughter and I. The room was cleaned daily and restocked with toiletries, towels, and clean blankets tucked nicely into the bed. Heating and ac is provided. Seamless WiFi as well. All the staff were pleasant and welcoming, eager to assist and answer my questions. The only issues I had was with drying clothes at their laundry area. The dryer doesn’t get very hot and was bit expensive considering the latter. Also there is no microwave, hot water is provided though for tea and soups. Lastly and not a big deal is the smoking area upstairs was always closed, you can go outside the building and smoke but there is no formal area and the streets have virtually no litter so it felt odd for me at least to put a cigarette out on the street. I brought a ziplock with me to dispose of my butts and toss them in an actual trash receptacle. I suppose that’s a matter of choice. Anyhow, I highly recommend this hotel. It’s a five minute walk from the keiku Daishi line.

We enjoyed our stay as we looked for a place that was near Haneda airport because we had a late arrival time. The room was clean and staff friendly and helpful.

Small but comfy place to sleep, which is the only thing you should need as you are touring Tokyo, very helpful staff and good amenities.

Great for early flights at Haneda. The staff kindly arranged a taxi to pick me up at 4am. The bed was comfortable, with a private bath/shower and toiletries provided. The room was very clean. Walls are paper thin so bring ear plugs! I'll be staying here for my next flight at Haneda. Thank you.

The website showed a private room with a shared bathroom. I got to the hotel and it was a dormitory with 8 beds. I ask for a refund and was refused. I would not have booked it if I knew that what it was. I stayed. First impression of the capsule was dirty and smelly. The bed if you want to call it that, was like sleeping on plywood and every time you moved around would loudly sqeak and so would the beds around me. I woke up almost every two hours from it. The place had horrible WiFi, I could not even make calls.

Good for solo traveler. The place was clean and the front desk was accommodating. First time in a shared cube room. The bed made creaking sound at every turn which was annoying. Nothing close-by so better bring something like snacks if needed before checking in for the night. Never saw my roommates haha.

We arrived after midnight and was welcomed with a big smile