Hotel Vista Kamata Tokyo

Terrible wifi but the staff was nice and check in and out was easy.

We stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed how close this hotel was to Kamala Station. Contrary to hotels.com info however, this property does indeed have a well staffed front desk. We stayed at other places in Japan that did not have a front desk, necessitating codes to enter and assuming the same here from the erroneous info, it was necessary to make costly phone calls to the hotel only to finally learn (when we found someone to help us in English) that they did indeed have a front desk. An adequate place to stay nonetheless.

The front desk people were very helpful, nice and accommodating our requests during our stay in the hotel.

hotel rate night was reduced to 50 USD. a very good deal. Got medium size room.. clean. comfortable bed. safe area. Tried to book one more night next day I was told regular rate 100USD for a smaller room. Hotel is extremely difficult to find even for taxi. but it is not so far from Kamata station if you find the hotel first. from a bridge you have to go down the stairs and hotel will be on the right site almost at the corner from the side street.

Superb hotel and staff! Very helpful, ended up staying for more nights.

From check-in to check-out, the staff at the front desk were great, especially Thi Diep Nguyen. We left a comment card with the staff to attend to some of the bathtub tiles. The location is very convenient for accessing the JR Kamata station. The hotel is clean, quiet, and comfy. As the hotel is beside the railway tracks and a major street, you can expect a bit of noise if the window is open. With the window closed, it is still noisy. The A/C works but is a bit on the weak side; one can only control the speed of the fan, not the temperature. There is a breakfast buffet, however we did not try it. We've stayed at the Vista Kamata before, we would definitely stay there again, and would recommend it.

Hotel staff is friendly and helpful but their English is limited. Pillows could have been better and softer. The toilet flush makes a lot of noise but other than these, it’s good hotel for what we paid!

Not bad as a transit hotel near Haneda. Kamata is a good place to enjoy "deep" labor-class Tokyo, by the way.