Kawagoe Hotel Guide - Candy Alley hotels in Kawagoe, Japan.

"Nice property conveniently located dining and transportation options "

"Clean room"

"This is the second time I stayed in one of the Hyatt Regency and as I expected I got a great service once again! I’m so happy with the service! Finest hotel . "

"Fantastic hotel clean and excellent location "

"GYM can be improve a bit but still good . Shopping is great & easy to walk everywhere. Many good restaurants & cafe . Amazing hotel , will go back to stay there next time in Japan ! "

"Very conveniently located as it's connected to Sunshine City Mall and less than a ten minute walk to Ikebukuro Station, and there's a Family Mart located on the first floor. The views are always spectacular. The staff are very friendly and even though the room wasn't immediately ready when using self check-in, the staff were helpful at reception and everything was sorted promptly. It's also easy to get to and from the airport with the Airport Limousine service and they have a luggage forwarding service in the lobby as well. This will always be my go-to hotel to stay in whenever I visit Tokyo. "

"Very nice hotel and staff-we booked this last minute and did not realize how fancy it would be- we were very under dressed, even for walking through the lobby. They had 1 restaurant listed as casual dining so we thought we would go, but it was also very fancy! So make sure you have nice clothes if you want to stay there! "

"Friendly helpful staff, rooms with great air conditioning. Breakfast buffet good, shops and restaurants nearby. Subway station few feet away… excellent for getting around and super easy to use. Will definitely stay here again on our next visit "

"Amazing hotel overall. The hotel room was large enough for 3 people to stay in there comfortably. Amenities were very clean and I am very particular about restrooms. There is a great view of the city as well! This really exceeded expectations! Great location to get around, but it is Shinjuku so just be aware there are lots of late night shenanigans with crowds. However, you don't hear it from the hotel."