"Great location!"

"Location is convenient adjacent to Lalaport and Muji. Room is clean and spacious, with a small balcony. Breakfast buffet is excellent and food is yummy with plenty of choices, decent environment to enjoy a relaxing breakfast. The onsen water is hot enough."

"We stayed in a room with four beds and a kitchen. It was only a short distance from the main road, but it was very quiet, the room was spacious, and the children were able to play in the bunk beds. The ventilation in the smoking area near the entrance was weak, and there was a slight smell of cigarettes in the entrance hall, which was a little disappointing, but other than that, it was clean and our family was able to relax. Thank you very much. We would like to use it again next time."

"I think this is the best hotel in the Kashiwa area. As it is part of the Imperial Hotel group, the intangible aspects of the hotel were excellent. But why are Japanese hotels so small?"

"Everything is good and Cheap and Clean! I highly recommend it!"

"Overall, I think it was good. The pajamas, being a top and bottom set, were nice, but the long sleeves made them a bit warm (I stayed on a day with a minimum temperature of 27℃)."

"I'm very satisfied!"

"The breakfast is very good, there is a large bathhouse to go to the soup, and there is also a microwave oven and an ice maker to use by yourself. The hot water is also very stable. The quality of the counter service is very good, and the daily spare parts are replaced and cleaned in place."

"I inadvertently went to Toyoko Inn Kashiwa Eki Nishi Guchi because a security guard at the West Bus Terminal pointed me in that direction. I was delighted to find a Toyoko Inn, with my luggages trundling along the path, amidst the cold weather. Alas, I discovered it to be the wrong one. The staff at the front desk were extremely helpful and hospitable to myself, a weary traveller. They allowed me to leave the larger luggage in the lobby and to retrieve it later, while I went in search of my hotel, Toyoko Inn Kashiwa Eki Higashi Guchi, located on the east side. Unfortunately, there are no shuttle services between the sister hotels. The staff at this hotel were warm and friendly, greeting you in Japanese with “Have A Nice Day” upon leaving and “Welcome Back,” upon returning. Each guest is expected to place towels outside his/her room, with fresh ones provided in a bag on the door handle, later in the day. The room would be made up on the fourth night. Breakfast was an array of noodles, rice, salad, soup, bread rolls, and natte (a healthy source of vitamin K2) - a different & healthier palate for a change. The staff at the breakfast counter would also greet you, much to my amazement! I would have loved to have visited Akeboyonama Agriculture Park, if the hotel were to offer such trips."