Henn na Hotel Tokyo Nishikasai

Nishi-Kasai is an amazing location, the Tozai line can take you to pretty much any part of Tokyo with few transfers. If you plan to visit Disney there are also buses on the station and one provided by the Hotel which is quite useful. The breakfast menu seemed to always be the same, but it was good. Make sure to take advantage of it because most food places in Japan don't open until 10:30 at the earliest. The rooms are pretty quiet which is nice. The check-in and check-out process was really simple. The staff does not speak a lot of English but enough to accommodate and help you without issue, very friendly.

This hotel is located within walking distance of Nishi-kasai Station. Cut through the streets after leaving from the North Exit. The breakfast consisted of the same thing every morning, salad, curry rice and other small dishes. Not the best variety but serviceable. The breakfast hall in the afternoon instead provides complimentary refreshments and cookies, and nighttime they break out the liquor bottles for you to freely mix. All self-service. If you grow tired of the breakfast, restaurants are also available nearby (McDonald's, Jonathans, Denny's, etc) Easy self-check-in terminal with Japanese, English, Mandarin and Korean language options. Funny voiced dinosaur animatronics guide the process. Room is clean and comfortable (at least for one person staying)

I loved how clean and safe the area of the hotel was. Staff were really nice. Hotel room was a bit small but enjoyable. Bathroom was really clean and shower pressure too. We loved the free bfast, cafe hours and drinking hours too. There were always amenities ready near the elevator. Traveling to and from this hotel wasn’t bad and we found it from the train station. A lot of food areas to eat from walking distant from this hotel. We were sad to check out as this place was so cozy. We even went to Disneyland twice and used their shuttle services too

- Room was able to get to very low, comfortable temperatures in this awful summer heat! HUGE plus considering we only found one other hotel (out of 8 we stayed in) to get that comfortably cold and allowed us to actually choose the temperature of our room.(It's hard to fully explain how much of a positive this is- but the weather has been oppressively hot and the ability to not only truly control your AC temperature but to also be able to reach such low temperatures made it possible to sleep comfortably in a way other hotels couldn't!!) - Free drinks available at night (whiskey & sweet liqueurs) had assorted nuts and sometimes included shaved ice. - Free coffee & cookies in the afternoon, the machine even had an option for soup (miso & corn) at all hours- the corn soup was really good! Other unlimited drinks available were oolong tea (so yummy- they made it the best out of any hotel!), juices, and sodas. - The dinosaurs are awesome - Location: while not in the heart of Tokyo, it is in a quiet, lovely neighborhood. It's very close to the metro station (under 5 minute walk), has many good restaurants nearby, konbinis on every corner, parks very close by, and the neighborhood felt very safe. There was also a huge Don Quijote a few blocks away. -Wifi was fast and worked great in the room - Breakfast was the same thing every morning, but I still looked forward to it and enjoyed it! And it was included in the price!! Can't beat that! Options were limited though: chicken or veg curry, white rice, nato, salad, veggies, and a few other items. The curry was very tasty! Definitely enough to fill up on. Overall, this was one of the best hotels of our trip and I will definitely come back again!

It's so fun having two dinos as our 'receiptionists' and they were so kind. The staff were all helpful. Our room was cleaned and we're given clean towels EVERYDAY! which is really pleasant. The free lounge offering tea/coffee in the afternoon and drinks in the evening is a plus. We can hang out after long walk all day and we can mix our own drink. The access from the nearest station, Nishi-Kasai, is also easy. There were konbinis around too. I would really go back if I could.