Hotel is conveniently located next to JR Kawasaki station and Lazona Mall which offers lots of restaurants and shopping options. I feel like Kawasaki have almost everything and I’m glad to have chosen my stay at this hotel. Front desk staff - Watanabe-san - was also very friendly and able to communicate fluently in English during check-in. Overall, a pleasant experience!

The location near to the station. Near to convenient stores, mall and restaurants.

The space of the room is a bit small, but I believe all Japan is like this

1. This hotel is a new and with very detailed and neat decorates. 2. The atomospheres is fantastic and make us feel relax. 3. Seeing the sun rise at 14th floor is worth everything. 4. Breakfast is 2500 yen each person but I think worth it. Colorful drinks and fresh fruits/vegetables make the day perfect! 5. The most important thing is the workers in the hotel and frontdesk are very professional and nice! They help me to call the cab at 3:00 am to Honeda airport. So if you want to make a nice visit to Kawasaki you better choose this wonderful hotel!

Room is a bit small for two persons. But I can bearly handle with it.

The hotel exceeded my expectation. The room was spotless, with a comfortable bed, great water pressure for the shower, and a bathtub that was deep enough and correctly moulded for a relaxing soak. The mini-drip coffee bags provided in the room produced surprisingly satisfying cups of Joe. The staff were courteous, professional and helpful. The local location was very safe and very convenient. It was an easy 15-min train ride from Haneda Airport, followed by a 15-min walk from the Keikyu Kawasaki Station. But it’s only a 5-min walk from the JR Kawasaki station. The hotel is connected by underground and covered walkways to an abundance of shops and restaurants.

Since Kawasaki is a major suburb of Tokyo on the south side, it’s a trek to the major tourist areas. I spent about 1,000 yen per day on public transportation, albeit I did venture out to the north side of Tokyo on some days. But the trains into town are many and frequent. Just try to avoid rush hours.

I wish I had 10 times the amount of space to share all that this staff did for us on our stay. I was staying at an Airbnb in a different part of the city and I had to leave it unexpectedly. I needed to find alternative lodging that wasn't far from the airport and a place where I could just rest and recover. The challenge was I spoke very little Japanese and was struggling to find a place and get transportation there. In my search, I found Hotel Metropolitan Kawasaki. I was able to reserve a room without issue but I still had to get there. Without going into the personal details I will just say the staff here found a way to help me, way above and beyond what anyone should reasonably expect. Mr. N. in reservations in particular went above and beyond any level of service I have experienced before. Once at the hotel they quickly helped me get settled and ensured all was well. I stayed for several days and could not be more pleased with my room, the food, the front desk, the doorman, the services, and all the things you would expect. But, most importantly, they treated me like family - incredible when you consider that we often had to work through language challenges and I was just another traveler. Their help far exceeded what anyone should expect, even from a fine Hotel. I will forever be grateful to Mr. N. and Ms. N. who took on my challenges and were my angels.

Superb location next to Kawasaki station and the extensive eating, shopping and transport complex. Wonderful relaxed breakfast with plenty of choice and attentive staff. Spacious, quiet, well designed and comfortable room that provided good storage, seating, and a table. Excellent wet room with deep and wide bath and a powerful rain shower/spray shower. Good facilities- plentiful washing machines (and the chance to play the Atari machine while waiting for the laundry), microwaves and ice machines. Great staff- housekeeping, front desk, and breakfast were efficient and helpful. A short train ride away from Haneda Airport. All at a good price. I hope to return.

Nothing.

We stayed for 1 night at Hote Metropolitan Kawasaki when we arrived in Tokyo. The hotel exceeded our expectations. The room is spacious by Japanese standards. Even the toilet and bath has so much room for our stuff and do not feel cramped at all. Breakfast was included in our rate. The breakfast spread was more than enough and we loved everything - eggs, bacons, sausage, cereals, soup, salad... it has everything and more. I truly believe we got our money's worth. Even the staff - couldn't say anything negative, they were accommodating and helpful.

Nothing in particular. I guess the only negative was we only stayed for one night. We would definitely stay longer here when we return to Tokyo.

The breakfast offered everything anyone would want. It offered both traditional Japanese and western breakfast foods and included many fresh fruit options. Ido not think I have stayed anywhere with a broader selection for breakfast. It was wonderful. The room was lovely with a seating and a table to enjoy an afternoon coffee. The room was very clean with a comfortable bed. The bath was large and included everything you need. We also used the laundry facilities. The location is great with access to Kawasaki Station and its shopping and restaurants.

This is a wonderful hotel.

Perfect location next to Kawasaki station. The Lazona Kawasaki Plaza is also right across the street for easy shopping and dining (they even have a Starbucks). My room was righ on the rail line, but the glass was completely sound-absorbing, so I didn't hear a thing. They provide a couple of USB charging spots bedside, along with a 3-in-1 adapter (USB-C, USB-micro & lightning).

Make sure you have power adaptors, because all of the outlets in the rooms are only 2-prong (except for the lone 3-prong grounded outlet in the bathroom).

The property is very conveniently located and is exceptionally well maintained and clean.

The property is beside the station. However, finding it via the 2nd floor walkway may not be intuitive the first time you visit.