Find all hotels by Hankyu Dai Ichi Hotel Group in Kasukabe from AED 269

"Affordable yet kinda small but for 1 person no complaints however the screen mirroring feature on the tv didn’t work and heads up Netflix,PrimeVideo,Hulu,and Disney Plus was all that worked in Japan get a VPN to watch other streaming services "

"Even better than expected. The room was extremely clean, quiet, and full of amenities. The staff were friendly always. I loved that you can leave your luggage in a safe area to go around the city before check-in, and the breakfast was great. The breakfast area gets crowded (I had to wait for half an hour) so make sure to go early if you have an appointment."

"Located near station , shopping and resturants "

"Great hotel, located in a quiet area but conveniently close to transportation. "

"The hotel was great. Economy room was small as expected but had all as described.Good breakfast.lovely roof top bar and terrace where we ate in evening, unsure where the French/ Italian restaurant mentioned in description was. Helpful staff very friendly. Be aware if raining or snowing!! They can't get taxis for you, but you can grab an Uber. Very happy with the hotel. The location I personally wasn't keen on as you had to walk past a number of Adult clubs and hotels. It was about 15 mins to the Shinjuku underground station and 3D cat."

"10/10 would stay again"

"All staff very polite and friendly, cleaners did a brilliant job . Very nice hotel, little art-deco but all good. Only improvement I recommend would be usb ports in the rooms"

"This place was so luxurious but for an affordable price. The breakfast buffet was worth every penny. They have multiple onsite restaurants. Just know they close around 8:30 or 9 pm. The rooms were fantastic. The only issues were the beds were very hard and the elevator doors don't seem to have sensors. They close very fast and they closed on me and other people multiple times so you basically have to jump on to make it. "

"This hotel is excellent! The only drawback is that the room is a bit small which is a norm in Tokyo."