Hotell i Daikoku

“väldigt fint design rum, fantastisk städning, fantastisk personal, 5 stars!”

“Rent, fin utsikt. Bekvämt ”

“Fantastiskt fint hotell, bra service och bemötande, rent och nytt. Plus för fint tvättrum.”

“perfekt läge, inne i flygplatsen nära incheckning, bättre kan du inte har!”

“Perfekt boende om du har flyg som går från haneda, smidig in och utcheckning och hotellets bussar till flygplatsen gick snabbt”

“Fint”

“We booked this room to make sure that we could take us to the airport in time as we had an early flight. The hotel offers free shuttle bus directly to the airport. The breakfast that was included was the worst in a long time. No buffet or choices, just served on a plate with few eatable things. After the quick breakfast we went down to the bus pickup that was located in the bottom floor. We were 10 minutes early, but there were already a queue that filled the room. So we and several others that...

“Third time staying in this hotel before my early flight from Haneda. It’s compact but clean. Shuttle bus service to Haneda is also very helpful. ”

“Good stay close to Haneda airport. All works! But the breakfast could have more options - you get a FEW items frozen.”

“Helt perfekt . Om det hade gått att ge mer än 5 stjärnor hade jag gjort det. Vackert , läget är perfekt med 2 gallerior bredvid . Hotellet är 5 stjärnor på riktigt.”

“Hotell i fantastiskt läge med mycket bra kommunikationer. Rent och välstädat men lite sliten interiör. Stor och generös frukost, både västerländsk och japansk.”

“We had a lovely stay here! Staff were friendly, breakfast amazing and the location great although a bit from the city centre just across the Omorikaigan station. There were elevators to easily bring suitcases up and down the stairs to cross the road to the hotel. It’s also close to Omori station. Great amount of excellent restaurants with decent prices close by.”

“Everything was very comfortable and clean. The location was good and felt safe and easy to access by train. The rooms were good size but were not soundproof from the hallway which can be good to know if you wake easily. One thing to note is that while there were allergy signs displayed at breakfast, the staff could not provide a hard boiled egg for my husband. Since he does not eat gluten, he brought some of his own food to breakfast, but he was hoping to have a few simple options available...

“Tiny rooms. No lounge area. Public bath had high amounts of chlorine. Not many restaurants nearby. Noisy even at night from theTakanawa construction site. Close to Haneda though. ”