KEIKYU EX INN HAMAMATSU-CHO DAIMON-STATION — Hotel in Tokyo

Last week, I visited this hotel, and I highly recommend it. First, the hotel is located right in front of Daimon Station, and Hamamatsu-cho Station is just a 5-minute walk away. This makes it very convenient to travel to areas like Ginza, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Roppongi, and Tokyo International Airport (Haneda). Also, nearby, there were various restaurants and bars with a traditional Japanese feel, perfect for enjoying a drink.

Second, the hotel has a self-check-in kiosk, which makes the process easy. If you need assistance, there’s always staff available at the counter.

Third, we booked the “eco plan,” which doesn’t include cleaning services during the stay, but they provide fresh towels daily. The room was very cozy and clean, so we didn’t feel the need for additional cleaning services during our trip.

On the last day, we requested to store our luggage until our departure, and they kindly accommodated the request without hesitation.

I also looked into rooms with a view of Tokyo Tower, and when I inquired, they told me that all the EX rooms have this view. We booked an EX twin room and asked them to arrange the beds Hollywood-style (two beds joined together as one), and they fulfilled our request perfectly. I was really impressed by their service.

For your reference, We also noticed an announcement in the hotel elevator mentioning that there was construction happening nearby, so it might be noisy(until early next year). However, thanks to the good soundproofing, we didn’t hear any noise at all during our stay.

I highly recommend this hotel to other tourists...

“Hidden Tokyo Tower View Surprise(?)”

I didn’t expect any view at all since we went with an economical choice, but when I peeked through the open window, there wasㅡa slim clear view of Tokyo Tower right between the buildings lol. It was funny but a delightful cute bonus to us.

The location and transportation were unbeatable, and I discovered several amazing restaurants nearby that truly enriched my culinary journey. In the room, I tend to put towels or unused sheets on the floor to walk on barefoot. The housekeeping staff seemed to notice this and started laying down a green foot cover from the bed after cleaning, which I appreciated every evening when I returned. Check-in and check-out were smooth, with staff always around, which was convenient. The room was incredibly quiet, possibly due to excellent soundproofing. All in all, it was a great experience, and I could see myself staying here again. Hopefully, it won’t become too popular and expensive! The direct transport to the airport was also super cost-effective...

Extremely well located hotel. Daimon station at the door step. Around the area has lots of food choices. You can get to Daimon Station using Keikyu Line from Haneda. Small hotel but the rooms are acceptable size. The toilet was reasonably sized too. Despite its proximity to the train station, it was very quiet. Breakfast was ok, not much choice but it was acceptable. Lobby has coffee machine. Overall, a good hotel.. saves you time in commuting because the train station is just at the door step. If I am coming to Tokyo again via Haneda, I will want to...