Minn Kasai

"Minn Kasai is convenient to bus and train transit (3 minute walk). We could shuttle directly to Disney and the airport! The room was quite small but it was clean. There was a full bed and a bunk bed/sleeper sofa. The bathroom, with tub and shower, was a welcome treat after a long day of walking. The kitchenette was perfect, especially since there is a grocery across the street! We stocked fruit and beverages in the small fridge. The on-site laundry was convenient. I did not like the virtual check in process. There was one person ahead of me which made it difficult for me to check -in since there is only one tablet screen. Additionally, the video chat on the tablet was not working. However someone did come out to assist and we managed to get checked in. "Cloud Service" is a bit clunky, you have to go into your reservation and do a few steps just to get something like fresh towels, however we did get those towels! Luggage storage was a nice option for arriving early and leaving late. Overall, this is a fantastic budget stay with all the basics and convenient to restaurants, shopping, and transportation. Would definitely stay again."

"Minn Kasai is located in the Edogawa area, approximately 22 minutes by metro from Nihombashi via the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. While this may seem convenient on paper, the location is not ideal for accessing most major tourist attractions in Tokyo, making daily travel somewhat time-consuming.\nThe room features a modern design, but it’s not practical. The angular layout makes the space feel cramped and awkward to navigate, which detracted from any sense of comfort or relaxation. Although we booked a 6-night stay, we chose to check out after the 5th night due to the overall unpleasant experience.\nDespite being marketed as a stay-style apartment hotel, basic essentials were missing. No kitchen towels were provided — a surprising omission for a self-catering setup — and garbage bags had to be requested daily, which became frustrating during a longer stay.\nMore concerning were the hygiene and odor issues. The carpet in the room had a persistent unpleasant smell, and using the in-room vacuum cleaner only made it worse by releasing a foul odor. On the third day, a vomit-like smell spread through the corridor on the 7th floor. We reported it via the lobby tablet, but the issue was not properly addressed, and the odor lingered for the rest of our stay.\nWe've previously stayed at other stay-style apartments in Tokyo, such as Monday Apart Suitengumae and Hotel Axas Nihonbashi, and were very satisfied with our experiences. Unfortunately, our stay at Minn Kasai marked the first time we've had an unpleasant experience with this type of accommodation in Tokyo — to the point that we chose to leave early, despite having already paid for six nights."

"Our family of four stayed comfortably at this hotels for two nights as it’s fairly close to Disneyland. The rooms are a decent size and are equipped with everything you need. Nice to have coin laundry as well. Overall, it’s a great choice at a decent price."