Hotels near Ichikawa-Sekisho

"Friendly and very helpful staff"

"All good "

"Kitchen was great, we used the heat, it was very efficient, needed to translate the remote at first"

"Everything was excellent, can't really complain. Elevators were quite busy I suppose, but it was also Sakura season, busiest time of the year. I really enjoyed the location, in fact it was tucked just east of the major congestion areas, right next door to a massive arena (got to see Japan wrestling), and connected with a 2 minute walk to Ryogoku station - it was actually quite nice. Highly recommend if you want a spot where you can get anywhere quick, and also calm and tucked in a calm city area. Also, lots of food choices nearby tucked into Ryogoku's south side - loved it. "

"We were initially shocked by how small the room is. However, we soon started to enjoy how things work out amazingly well in a nice and neat way. Everything is clean and conveniently organized for shared use, including the wash rooms, the kitchen, the lobby. Umbrellas are provided in case of rain. The location is so convenient, 5 mins away from the subway station, and <10 mins away from the huge Solamachi shopping center. But the neighborhood itself is quiet and very safe. Last but not the least, the Ocica staffs are always friendly and willing to help. Thank you Ocica!"

"Perfect location for budget stay in Tokyo: next to train station and Lawson convenience store. Two stops from Disneyland Resort. Clean, quiet, nice staff. "

"The person helping us check in was so helpful and kind. Gentle soul."

"The facility was clean and breakfast was good. But the hotel staff were extremely rude and not helpful at all, they could not give me directions and would not help to get a taxi either. Will never be staying there again."

"Minn Kasai provided a nice quiet stay away from the business of the main areas. The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The rooms were smaller than the pictures showed, but it wasn't too cramped. 3 of us fit comfortably in the family room, but any more and it would have felt cramped. "