Daiwa Roynet Hotel Kawasaki

And so, in the end, the final day arrived (and with it the subsequent night) in the land of the rising sun 🗾, with the last hours of our traveling tour 🚆 spent between Yokohama (as an evening visit 🌃) and Kawasaki. At the latter, deemed logistically interesting, we stayed 🛌🏻 choosing the Daiwa Roynet Hotel 🏨 as a base for the next day's departure (the return flight 🛫 was scheduled from Haneda airport in the morning). Arriving at the reception around 2:40 PM with a prior reservation, we completed the check-in procedures and then went up to the rooms (a couple of doubles). Our room was not bad, spacious enough and equipped with all the comforts normally expected for facilities of this category, even though we only needed a comfortable place to spend the night. We did not linger long since, right after settling our luggage, we went out for a late lunch and, as mentioned, a late afternoon stroll in Yokohama. The following morning, as planned, we checked out, leaving the facility for good. The quality/price ratio is valid given the 22,584 yen bill (equivalent to 121.78 euros), although breakfast was not included in the service. It is a valid solution, so I RECOMMEND IT.

The landing at Haneda airport was delayed, and I couldn't get home, so I booked a hotel in a hurry. It looks like you can come up from Keikyu Kawasaki station by underground tunnel, but it was your first time to walk up The hotel in the picture looks big, but the entrance is compact and the front desk is up. There is a convenience store nearby, so buy a variety of things and check in. It was a late self-check-in, but there was a male staff member at the front desk who kindly assisted with the procedures. It was just a stay to rest, but I slept strangely quiet and comfortable in the busy environment of Kawasaki. (I overslept and just barely checked out.) We didn't have breakfast, but we only had breakfast set at the gyudon restaurant next door This station is closer to JR Kawasaki.

Conveniently located within walking distance of Kawasaki Station with bars, restaurants and convenience stores. The amenities are picked up from the front desk and the rooms are large for a business. The bathroom sorbet looks good. Not bad for a Viking for breakfast.