Tokyo Hotel Guide - ISKCON New Gaya Temple hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Very nice hotel, great staff too."

"It was a great hotel"

"The staff are very accommodating and helpful and very polite. "

"Great location, the rooms were clean and spacious. The staff were outstanding!"

"The hotel and staff were very nice! For a room in Tokyo, this was definitely on the bigger side!"

"Staff were very helpful, room quiet and clean"

"The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good"

"Minn Kasai was like a home away from home for us . Clean room, accessible laundry facilities, small kitchen. Staff was very friendly and easy to communicate with via front desk video option . They responded to our requests quickly and efficiently ( ie : new towels, bedsheets , etc ) Also good location to get around with easy access to train from Kasai Station. The self check In/Out was also easy and straight forward."

"The hotel is a bit old, but it has EVERYTHING you need. You room has its own microwave and a good size refrigerator. It even has an air filter machine in the room. The bed is nice. Watch out for the step to the bathroom! It's just how Japanese bathroom is done. Two things to know, and they are the trend in Japan now. 1) Rooms are only cleaned AFTER each 3 nights, i.e., staying four nights will get your room cleaned ONCE on the day of the fourth night. 2) You can get new towels by bringing them down to the laundry room. Other hotels you just leave the dirty towels outside of your room. The staff is friendly and helpful, as always! The hotel can be a bit hard to find. Once you get out of the train station, just cross the street where the two rows of trees are, like a nice arbor path. Walk all the way to the end. Turn right, and walk a little more. The hotel is on the right!"