Best Western Tokyo Nishikasai

This is a review of the Queen + 1 Single room. Our family which had over packed with three full size suitcases, one medium suitcase, two roller carry on and a backpack had ample room to store our luggage. We had arrived early before the 3pm checkin and the hotel was happy to store our luggage till then. The in house restaurant was a good mix of western and Japanese food. Prices were reasonable for dinner and we had breakfast as part of our room rate. My fussy son found things to eat so that was a bonus. There are vending machines and coin laundry on the second floor which is a bonus. Prices are the same if you bought it on the street or went to a coin laundromat. They have a shuttle to the Tokyo Disneyland Resort but the timetable may not suit everyone's needs. Getting around Tokyo is fine with Nishi Kasai Tozai metro line just 300 meters down the road. The hotel is also in the middle of the food/store district of the town so you can find plenty of Japanese comfort food as well as a McDonald, Mos burger and Lotteria for those that want that sort of fast food. The hotel common areas probably need a refresh and the pillows are Japanese style so they may be to thin for western tourists. The beds were firm which is what I expect for a Best Western hotel. less

I stayed one week at Best Western Hotel...so i will start with advantages:A good location just 2-3 minutes of walking to Nishikasai station,a lot of shops around you can find all what you want:supermarkets,bars,restaurants,etc...,good prices (big difference with centre of Tokyo). Disadvantages:I found one big disadvantage,Extremely small rooms,you feel the pression of the 4 walls.. Conclusion:If you stay for 1-2 nights its ok,and if you are used to small bedrooms its alright,but a week for me was difficult... less

I stayed with my daughter for 2 nights and we wished we could stay longer. Room is small but complete, one thing we couldnt find was an iron. Conveniently located near Nishikasai station, we could also find Family mart and Matsumoto Kiyoshi. No complain. Would definitely stay again. Thanks BW Nishikasai less

Our trip to Tokyo this June 2018 was a really last minute decision and booking this hotel was on an ad hoc basis. But we made the right choice as this hotel is near Haneda airport, easily accessible by bus from Kasai station and the nearest subway Nishikasai station was only a 5 minutes walk. There's a Family Mart just few steps away and is really convenient. Overall the amenities is good and service is fine. We wish the hotel is much bigger because we had difficulty to keep our luggage. Anyway, we had left a plush toy in your hotel room, number 920, we stayed between 14 June - 18 June. That's my son's plush toy and we believe he must had left it under the blanket and we miss it out. I had just emailed to your hotel official email and I hope you will contact me as soon as possible. Thanks! less

Heading to Yokohama to board a cruise. Arrived in Tokyo 4 days early. Booked into the BW Tokyo Nishikasai and we were very happy with the choice. Made arrangements for a shared shuttle from Narita to the hotel which was about 45 minutes, and we were the first dropped off. The driver had no problem locating our hotel. Front desk was attentive and friendly. Room was clean, comfortable, and although small by western standards it was perfect for what we needed. The bathroom was efficient, the bedding was crisp, and the temperature in the room was great for the month of April. Cannot speak to heating or air conditioning because we didn't need either. There was a restaurant in the hotel lobby that served a very good buffet breakfast for a set price and we enjoyed the interesting selection of food that they offered. The quality was very good and the price was about $12 USD per person for the buffet. I am on a cane and walking is a struggle but this hotel is only 5 minutes from the Nishikasai train and the streets between the hotel and the train were pleasant and filled with people day and night so we felt very comfortable walking to a from the hotel. We got to experience the "push" on the train at 7:30 in the morning while heading for one of our excursions and it is still a highlight of our 30 day trip! The train fare was about $3 USD in each direction and over the days that we did excursions we had no trouble connecting to the different places we had to meet tour buses etc. There is a store at the corner of the street called KALDI Coffee Farm and it sold everything from wine to candy to fresh fruit and bread. We went in and picked up a couple of munchies and bottles of wine on our way back to the hotel ... it was less than 2 minutes door to door. We ate in the neighbourhood on two of our evenings and both times the local fare was excellent. One night was a ramen noodle shop and the other was a burger place around the corner. Plenty of choices in the immediate area. The day we headed to Yokohama we had a private van pick us up and it was about 30 minutes to the cruise port. Again, perfect in every way. I would stay at this Best Western again without hesitation. When we told people about how cozy our accommodations had been they said that they were sorry they had stayed at one of the big western style hotels and missed an experience that was total Japan like we had. Thank you to the staff at the BW Tokyo Nishikasai, you started our holiday off in a lovely manner. less