Kashiwa hotel guide. Capsule and Sauna Century Group hotel in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture

"The island it’s on is a bit sparse but the supermarket nearby is extremely useful. It is close to Disney by train and Toyosu/teamlabs (if you take a taxi). Room was basic but new, could have used a table and chairs in the room, there was space for it."

"Excellent hotel with large rooms (for Japan). Staff was accommodating and facilities were excellent. Ate breakfast one morning at the hotel and it was an incredible spread of both western and Japanese items."

"The room was extremely hot (in April no less) and there was no way to regulate it other than leave the door to the hallway open. Other than that, our room was clean, staff were nice, and location is great."

"Their breakfast buffet is great!"

"Good for lower cost overnight stopover Room small, but clean tidy. Friendly staff. Convenient free airport shuttle. satisfying breakfast"

"I really loved this hotel. It has a 24/7 lawsons inside which was really convenient when i had to print out some tickets at like 2am. Also theres 2 transit lines near it which made it easy to go anywhere and cone back. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Staff was absolutely amazing. We decided after the first night to upgrade to one of the Godzilla rooms which was a little more spacious. The deep soaker bathtub was amazing! The only thing we missed out on was going outside to see the Godzilla head since it was closed for restoration."

"I've stayed at this hotel many times & the primary reason is the GREAT breakfast buffet. Althought the rooms tend to be on the smaller side, the breakfast makes you forget any downside of staying at this hotel! I'll be back next month!"

"😔 No bell hops to assist with luggage at entrance. No smiles at check in. No appreciation of guest; we were invisible. So-so breakfast. Basement dungeon gym. Very clean tiny room. Dark hotel without any personality, charm or grace. Located in a large complex, over a subway entrance, several restaurants in neighboring malls, interesting Panasonic Museum and quite fun Miyazaki-designed large copper clock with active parts. Next time, different hotel."