Pearl Hotel Kayabacho (with kids)

Rooms are very small for 2 people, restroom is tiny, hardly any room to walk around especially if you are staying with another guest. Location is good, only few minutes walk from the train station and some resturants/convenience stores are nearby. We somehow ended up in a smoking room, and the first night was horrible. Everyday that we left the hotel, we had to leave the window open to air out ...

The hotel is located near Kayabacho Station which is very convenient and also I have to say that the surroundings have lots of restaurants so no worries if you want to eat something near the hotel. The style of the hotel is looked old fashioned, and the key is still using a physical key, but I don't mind with that. The only drawback of this hotel is the smoking smell on the rooms just like other r...

A bit old, could use refreshing on walls, floor, and bathroom fixtures. The hotel still uses a physical key, not high tech keycards thus, only one key per room. 2 Elevators, not busy and staff are very nice and polite. Plus side: bottled water daily, one bottle per guest, which is helpful espc the first day. As in other hotels in Japan, it also provides plenty of things such as razors, toothbrushe...

It's a business hotel, not really suited for tourists. The upside is that all the staffs understand english very well. The 2 bed room is pretty cramped, feels like the hotel is designed for solo travelers. The coin laundry on the 2nd floor uses VERY old machines and tge dryer is very weak. Reccommended to use nearby outside coin laundry services instead.

I think this business hotel is fine if you understand what you are getting into: cheap, but small rooms, very little extra amenities. But they do have a fridge, which is a huge plus. Note that I took the photo with two beds, but I was actually traveling solo so they took away one of the beds later, freeing up extra room for me. I do think this hotel is sort of still running on technologies from ...