
Kawagoe Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Kawagoe, Saitama Prefecture
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1. THE MARK GRAND HOTEL
THE MARK GRAND HOTELChuo Ward
- Dive into 2 indoor pools and 3 bubbling hot tubs for aquatic bliss at this hotel.
€51
9 Nov - 10 Nov




2. Hotel Heritage Resorts
Hotel Heritage ResortsKumagaya
- Seasonal outdoor pool delivers summer bliss at heritage resort with three restaurants.
€82
2 Nov - 3 Nov




3. Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akigawa Station Kita
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akigawa Station KitaAkiruno
- Scenic indoor pool retreat near Tokyo Summerland with complimentary breakfast buffet and convenient train station access.
€62
27 Oct - 28 Oct




4. SORANO Hotel
SORANO HotelTachikawa
- Refresh your perspective in this Tokyo sanctuary with dual pools, where panoramic park views and a poolside bar await.
€303
27 Oct - 28 Oct




5. WAGOKORO - Hostel
WAGOKORO - HostelArakawa
- Dip into Tokyo's coolest area pool scene at this hostel with garden views and comfort for all ages.
€93
24 Nov - 25 Nov




6. APA Hotel & Resort Roppongi Ekihigashi
APA Hotel & Resort Roppongi EkihigashiMinato
- Summer splendour in the heart of Tokyo at a seasonal outdoor pool, perfect for warm weather unwinding.
€78
3 Nov - 4 Nov




8. Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo
Hotel Chinzanso TokyoBunkyo
- Relaxation awaits at this hotel's indoor pool sanctuary, where serene waters meet bubbling hot tub moments.
€330
15 Nov - 16 Nov
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Top Kawagoe Hotel Reviews
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
10/10 Excellent
"Great to have airport shuttle. The breakfast was excellent with variety meal to try. Staff was nice."
APA Hotel Shinjuku Gyoemmae
8/10 Good
"We had a great stay at APA Shinjuku Gyoemmae. It is in a truly unbeatable location and the staff at the front desk are wonderful. The hotel even has umbrellas to borrow. It's very convenient to get around the city using the metro from here, and there are also great spots to shop and eat close by. For travelers used to western hotels, the room is extremely small. Typical for Tokyo but definitely a shock as a first-time visitor. Both the bedroom and bathroom are quite tight, and I hit my head on the sink during a shower one night. That said, the staff kept the room clean and well-maintained so we were as comfortable as we could be. If you want to use the hotel onsen (public bath/spa), note that tattoos are not permitted. This is unusual for the area as several other Shinjuku onsens/sentos do permit tattooed guests. This was disappointing but I respected the rules."











