Kawasaki·8.2
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Noriko's Home in Kawasaki offers a cozy, single‑bedroom guest house with air‑conditioning, a washing machine, and a bath stocked with free toiletries. Guests enjoy a work desk, refrigerator, microwave, TV, and free WiFi. Located just 4 km from Haneda Airport and close to Uramori Inari Shrine, it blends convenience with local charm.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The room felt like home and was comfortable. The public area seemed inhabited, so the living room was inconvenient to use, and the fridge was full of other guests’ food, leaving no room. The location was a bit far.
Hc·2 anni fa
The proximity to Haneda airport was convenient, and the room was very clean and comfortable with air‑conditioning; the shower and toilet were spotless, giving me the best sleep. The downside is that the room is three floors up, so it’s a bit of a climb for older people or those with bad knees.
Andrew·2 anni fa
The first floor had a double tatami room, the second floor was a shared living area with a TV and a dining table, the kitchen was fully equipped, and the bathroom had a bathtub for soaking (though I didn’t use it) and a water dispenser for boiling noodles. The third floor was a simple single bed with a small full‑length mirror, but no desk or vanity. The stairs were narrow, so large luggage needs caution. In the morning a friendly cleaning staff chatted briefly with me. The stay was about a 10‑minute drive from Haneda Airport, in a quiet residential area with a 7‑11 and a spacious park; the small island station was a 5‑minute walk away. The only issues were that the room couldn’t be locked after leaving (though it could be locked while inside) and the air‑conditioning had an unpleasant smell.
Nora·2 anni fa
The place was spotless, the owner was very friendly, and getting to the train station was a breeze.
Tyson·2 anni fa
I liked staying in a simple Japanese house, but the staircase is a bit tight, so watch out for large bags if you’re heading upstairs.
Peter·2 anni fa