Hotels With Spa in Saitama Prefecture, Japan

We booked two rooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds. There is a bakery downstairs in the hotel. The bread and cakes are good. The caramel pudding is delicious. Hotel guests can get a 10% discount. There are also several clothing stores on the 1st floor and B1. They also sell accessories with good designs. Hotel guests have discounts, about 95% off. There are restaurants in the hotel, Japanese, Chinese and Western, and the taste is good. There is a restaurant opposite that sells eel rice, which is delicious. I recommend the thick eel omelette. The hotel is a little far from the city center, but it is convenient to travel. There is a JR station, which is very close on foot and can be reached in about 5 minutes. - There are all kinds of restaurants and bars on the road, which are very lifelike. Basically, there are KFC, McDonald's, Yakitori, rice balls, sandwiches, convenience stores, drugstores, Daiso, supermarkets, drugstores, etc. Isetan is across the street. There is also a parco opposite the JR station. There are not many people in the mall, so it is very relaxing to go shopping. It is not as crowded as the tourist area, and there is no need to queue for checkout. You can also apply for a tourist card on the first floor of Isetan, which can be discounted by 5%, and then refund the tax at the service center. The twin room of the hotel is very large. There is no problem in spreading two 26-inch suitcases side by side. It is very spacious. I brought 4 suitcases and they can all be put in. There is still plenty of space. There is a small sofa in the room, a small coffee table on the Q&A desk, a small low cabinet next to the TV, where you can put your luggage, and a small refrigerator on the right. The wardrobe is also very large, and there is an ironing machine inside. The room is very clean and hygienic. You can pick up hair combs and bath towels in the lobby on the first floor. There are toothbrushes, hair dryers, towels and bathrobes in the room. Everything is very complete. Notes There is an airport bus that can go directly, and there are buses for both round trips. You can book and stop directly at the door of the hotel. It is very convenient to take the bus with luggage. The hotel is a little far from the city center, but it is convenient to travel. There is a JR station, which is very close and can be reached in about 5 minutes on foot. There are all kinds of restaurants and bars along the way, which is very lifelike. Basically everything you can think of is available, including KFC, McDonald's, Yakitori, rice balls, sandwiches, convenience stores, drugstores, Daiso, supermarkets, drugstores, etc. Isetan is just across the street, and there is also a parco opposite the JR station. There are not many people in the mall ◇ It is very relaxing to go shopping ◇ Unlike the tourist area, there are not many people, and you don't have to queue up to check out. You can also apply for a tourist card on the first floor of Isetan, which can be discounted by 95%, and then refund the tax at the service center. The hotel's twin room is very large, and there is no problem with two 26-inch suitcases spread side by side. It is very spacious. I brought 4 suitcases and they can all be put in. There is still plenty of space. There is a small sofa, a desk, and a small coffee table in the room. There is a small low cabinet next to the TV, where you can put your luggage, and there is a small refrigerator on the right. The wardrobe is also very large, and there is an ironing machine inside. The room is very clean and hygienic. You can pick up hair combs and bath towels in the lobby on the first floor. There are toothbrushes, hair dryers, towels, and bathrobes in the room. Everything is very complete.

Candeo Hotels Omiya provides top-notch accommodation for travelers visiting Japan. Its prime location close to train and bus stations ensures easy access to transportation and nearby tourist spots. With impeccable cleanliness and outstanding hospitality from the staff, I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel for your stay in the area.

The hotel is very close to Omiya Station. It is a high-end hotel in this area. The lobby is also very grand. The room is well-arranged. The area is normal. The bathroom is actually quite large. It is very comfortable for one person to live in. It is also no problem for two people. The best thing is that you can check out at 12 o'clock, which is really nice. The price is not expensive. It is much more cost-effective than that in Tokyo.

I just stayed at the place where I went to Saitama, Japan on a business trip. A relatively new hotel with small rooms but complete facilities. The bathtub is super comfortable. It is still a chain store. If you stay here often, you can register as a member to get some benefits? I rarely registered once. The front desk is difficult to find. First, take the escalator to the 2nd floor according to the signs, then take the hotel's dedicated elevator to the 14th floor, and check in at the front desk on the 14th floor. There are some small things on the 14th floor that you can pick up by yourself, such as coffee, facial cleanser, toothbrush, etc. The guest rooms are on the 15th to 22nd floors, with a wide view overlooking the city. On a sunny day, you can see Mount Fuji, but unfortunately my room is at the back and I can't see it. There are 4 elevators, which are not very congested and are quite convenient. Only once did it happen to be a big bus that sent a car of tourists back and it was blocked once, and I waited for 5 minutes. Before 10 am every day, by sticking a magnetic card outside the door, you can tell the service staff whether to clean the room or just change the towels. It is easy to operate and avoid the embarrassing scene of being disturbed. But for hygiene reasons, it needs to be cleaned at least once every 3 days. It is very close to Omiya Station, a 10-minute walk, and about 30 minutes from JR to Tokyo. There are many shops around, 711 and Family Mart are everywhere, one every 50 meters, which is really amazing. It is convenient for travel and shopping. There are also duty-free shops nearby, such as Bic Camera. I pass by it every day and am brainwashed by its music every day. I lived there for two weeks and met many foreign tourists, and there were also local Japanese people staying.

It was incredibly clean, and the front desk had a list of recommended restaurants nearby, so I was able to enjoy a meal in a new place.

Walkway from station straight to U place mall where the hotel is located. Hotel lobby is on 7th floor, no clear signage. Go find lift that goes to lobby. Complimentary coffee at lobby is good! convenient store and many restaurants in the mall, coedo brewery and restaurant is worth visiting if like draft beers.

I stayed here for the first time because I had an event at Saitama Super Arena the next day, but the station and the venue were right in front of me, and it was a beautiful hotel, so I was very satisfied! I stayed alone, but I was upgraded to a larger room, and the bath was great, with enough space to stretch my legs out! The breakfast was delicious, both Japanese and Western! If I have the chance to come here again, I'd definitely like to stay here again!

The breakfast was delicious. They served coffee, apple cider vinegar, etc. for free. The bath was small, but I was able to relax in it. It was nice that it was only a few minutes' walk to Honjo-Waseda Station on the Shinkansen line. There were also plenty of free parking spaces. It was very close to Marigold Hill. They are blooming beautifully now.

This is my second stay. This time I went to several popular places in Tokyo. The subway is very convenient! And the hotel is only 5 minutes walk to Urawa Station! There are shopping malls, supermarkets and drug stores nearby.

The hotel is located on Kawagoe Station, next to the shopping mall. Access to nearby attractions is very convenient. The front desk staff was very kind and patient when checking in, great! However, the entrance to the parking lot is difficult to find.

We booked two rooms, one with a double bed and one with two single beds. There is a bakery downstairs in the hotel. The bread and cakes are good. The caramel pudding is delicious. Hotel guests can get a 10% discount. There are also several clothing stores on the 1st floor and B1. They also sell accessories with good designs. Hotel guests have discounts, about 95% off. There are restaurants in the hotel, Japanese, Chinese and Western, and the taste is good. There is a restaurant opposite that sells eel rice, which is delicious. I recommend the thick eel omelette. The hotel is a little far from the city center, but it is convenient to travel. There is a JR station, which is very close on foot and can be reached in about 5 minutes. - There are all kinds of restaurants and bars on the road, which are very lifelike. Basically, there are KFC, McDonald's, Yakitori, rice balls, sandwiches, convenience stores, drugstores, Daiso, supermarkets, drugstores, etc. Isetan is across the street. There is also a parco opposite the JR station. There are not many people in the mall, so it is very relaxing to go shopping. It is not as crowded as the tourist area, and there is no need to queue for checkout. You can also apply for a tourist card on the first floor of Isetan, which can be discounted by 5%, and then refund the tax at the service center. The twin room of the hotel is very large. There is no problem in spreading two 26-inch suitcases side by side. It is very spacious. I brought 4 suitcases and they can all be put in. There is still plenty of space. There is a small sofa in the room, a small coffee table on the Q&A desk, a small low cabinet next to the TV, where you can put your luggage, and a small refrigerator on the right. The wardrobe is also very large, and there is an ironing machine inside. The room is very clean and hygienic. You can pick up hair combs and bath towels in the lobby on the first floor. There are toothbrushes, hair dryers, towels and bathrobes in the room. Everything is very complete. Notes There is an airport bus that can go directly, and there are buses for both round trips. You can book and stop directly at the door of the hotel. It is very convenient to take the bus with luggage. The hotel is a little far from the city center, but it is convenient to travel. There is a JR station, which is very close and can be reached in about 5 minutes on foot. There are all kinds of restaurants and bars along the way, which is very lifelike. Basically everything you can think of is available, including KFC, McDonald's, Yakitori, rice balls, sandwiches, convenience stores, drugstores, Daiso, supermarkets, drugstores, etc. Isetan is just across the street, and there is also a parco opposite the JR station. There are not many people in the mall ◇ It is very relaxing to go shopping ◇ Unlike the tourist area, there are not many people, and you don't have to queue up to check out. You can also apply for a tourist card on the first floor of Isetan, which can be discounted by 95%, and then refund the tax at the service center. The hotel's twin room is very large, and there is no problem with two 26-inch suitcases spread side by side. It is very spacious. I brought 4 suitcases and they can all be put in. There is still plenty of space. There is a small sofa, a desk, and a small coffee table in the room. There is a small low cabinet next to the TV, where you can put your luggage, and there is a small refrigerator on the right. The wardrobe is also very large, and there is an ironing machine inside. The room is very clean and hygienic. You can pick up hair combs and bath towels in the lobby on the first floor. There are toothbrushes, hair dryers, towels, and bathrobes in the room. Everything is very complete.

Candeo Hotels Omiya provides top-notch accommodation for travelers visiting Japan. Its prime location close to train and bus stations ensures easy access to transportation and nearby tourist spots. With impeccable cleanliness and outstanding hospitality from the staff, I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel for your stay in the area.

The hotel is very close to Omiya Station. It is a high-end hotel in this area. The lobby is also very grand. The room is well-arranged. The area is normal. The bathroom is actually quite large. It is very comfortable for one person to live in. It is also no problem for two people. The best thing is that you can check out at 12 o'clock, which is really nice. The price is not expensive. It is much more cost-effective than that in Tokyo.

I just stayed at the place where I went to Saitama, Japan on a business trip. A relatively new hotel with small rooms but complete facilities. The bathtub is super comfortable. It is still a chain store. If you stay here often, you can register as a member to get some benefits? I rarely registered once. The front desk is difficult to find. First, take the escalator to the 2nd floor according to the signs, then take the hotel's dedicated elevator to the 14th floor, and check in at the front desk on the 14th floor. There are some small things on the 14th floor that you can pick up by yourself, such as coffee, facial cleanser, toothbrush, etc. The guest rooms are on the 15th to 22nd floors, with a wide view overlooking the city. On a sunny day, you can see Mount Fuji, but unfortunately my room is at the back and I can't see it. There are 4 elevators, which are not very congested and are quite convenient. Only once did it happen to be a big bus that sent a car of tourists back and it was blocked once, and I waited for 5 minutes. Before 10 am every day, by sticking a magnetic card outside the door, you can tell the service staff whether to clean the room or just change the towels. It is easy to operate and avoid the embarrassing scene of being disturbed. But for hygiene reasons, it needs to be cleaned at least once every 3 days. It is very close to Omiya Station, a 10-minute walk, and about 30 minutes from JR to Tokyo. There are many shops around, 711 and Family Mart are everywhere, one every 50 meters, which is really amazing. It is convenient for travel and shopping. There are also duty-free shops nearby, such as Bic Camera. I pass by it every day and am brainwashed by its music every day. I lived there for two weeks and met many foreign tourists, and there were also local Japanese people staying.

It was incredibly clean, and the front desk had a list of recommended restaurants nearby, so I was able to enjoy a meal in a new place.

I stayed here for the first time because I had an event at Saitama Super Arena the next day, but the station and the venue were right in front of me, and it was a beautiful hotel, so I was very satisfied! I stayed alone, but I was upgraded to a larger room, and the bath was great, with enough space to stretch my legs out! The breakfast was delicious, both Japanese and Western! If I have the chance to come here again, I'd definitely like to stay here again!

This is my second stay. This time I went to several popular places in Tokyo. The subway is very convenient! And the hotel is only 5 minutes walk to Urawa Station! There are shopping malls, supermarkets and drug stores nearby.

I stayed in a business twin room. The room was spacious, clean, and had a great view, so I was very comfortable. The only drawback is that it would be nice if there was an outlet at the head of the bed so I could charge my smartphone, etc. If I have the opportunity, I would like to stay at this hotel again.

The hotel is right at the exit of Urawa Station. The transportation is very convenient. There is a convenience store and a large supermarket downstairs. There are also many restaurants. Opposite the hotel is the large shopping mall PARCO.

Convenient transportation, 300 meters from the east exit of Omiya Station, very easy to find, self-service, check-out without manual labor, very convenient, less than ten minutes walk from Takashimaya, the scenery outside the window is particularly good

Walkway from station straight to U place mall where the hotel is located. Hotel lobby is on 7th floor, no clear signage. Go find lift that goes to lobby. Complimentary coffee at lobby is good! convenient store and many restaurants in the mall, coedo brewery and restaurant is worth visiting if like draft beers.

The hotel is located on Kawagoe Station, next to the shopping mall. Access to nearby attractions is very convenient. The front desk staff was very kind and patient when checking in, great! However, the entrance to the parking lot is difficult to find.

The breakfast was delicious. They served coffee, apple cider vinegar, etc. for free. The bath was small, but I was able to relax in it. It was nice that it was only a few minutes' walk to Honjo-Waseda Station on the Shinkansen line. There were also plenty of free parking spaces. It was very close to Marigold Hill. They are blooming beautifully now.