Hotels near Asakadai Station

"The hotel is located in a suburb of Tokyo. The hot bathtub was attractive. "

"The Hotel staff was excellent! Very much appreciated. "

"This hotel is really great value. It’s a bit of a trek to Tokyo’s central areas (~30-40min) which can be a little annoying, but makes up for it with a really cozy and modern room and an awesome price. Just don’t miss the last train! The staff are very friendly and helpful. In all honesty, there was a little bit of a burn mark on the carpet, and a bit of a blood(?) stain on the sheets the first night, but otherwise the room was very thoroughly cleaned. My sister and I managed pretty well in a double room, despite how small it was. That’s kinda to be expected though, just don’t leave your suitcases open on the floor all the time and you’ll be good. The area is nice too, very quiet. The breakfast is also like, ridiculously good. Seriously. It’s amazing value and it’s so delicious. Some of my favourite food I ate on this trip. I highly recommend :)"

"The hotel is close to a train station but not the train station we arrived at. Breakfast bufdet was more Japanese style. The hotel was 6 miles away from my train station and taxi fare was $35-$40. The beds are hard not fluffy mattress. The room was small. However, it was still comfortable. I would still consider consider the hotel. "

"It was a standard business hotel but it was perfectly fine for a solo traveler. The beds are a bit firm I think is my only minor gripe. If the bed was plush I would consider staying for a more extended stay. Lots of restaurant options nearby. Train station across the street with good access to Tokyo and other JR lines. Breakfast is complimentary and does the trick, though its more meant to appeal to Japanese visitors. There are enough options to get the day started for a western traveler as well. "

"I liked how quiet my stay was. Rooms were nice. It was also super convenient to be located so close to the train station and the arena."

"Very modern and clean. Great location right next to Uwara train station in Saitama. Nice welcome for non Japanese speakers like us. Lots of good restaurants nearby. Supermarket, cafes. "

"I have stayed several times at the Cadenza and have found it excellent. It's an easy walk to the local subway station, allowing me to visit sights in Tokyo. Room is comforable, clean and beds had excellent mattress and pillow. Staff are wonderful and go out of their way. When I arrived late one night with just one person on duty, she helped locate a bag that had been wrongly dropped off at a previous stop by the shuttle bus. On checking out I only found out 5 mins from departure that the shuttle payment (for the last bus to reach Haneda airport that day) had to be by cash or a local credit card, and I had neither. Another staff member suggested the cash exchange machine in the hotel, which worked perfectly to convert my foreign currency and allowed me to reach the bus just in time. Breakfasts (mainly Japanese style) are superb: grilled fish, rice, miso soup, steamed or stewed vegetables, eggs, etc. Even delicious yoghurt with natural fruit syrup. The Japanese restaurant is superb - greatly enjoyed the tempura. This hotel should be better known and patronised. It's great. "

"I enjoy the breakfast many options"