Kato Hotel Guide - Tojoko Toy Kingdom hotels in Kato, Japan.

"Beautiful room. "

"Really good location but room is very small and was a bit dusty. In comparison to other hotels we stayed in japan this was the least clean out of all of them but overall still very clean for a normal (non japanese) standard."

"Very nice breakfast "

"The breakfasts were very fresh. AC was good Staffs were very nice and helpful"

"My husband and I were very excited to use the spa, only to find out when we got there that you can’t use it if you have tattoos, of which both my husband and I have. Very disappointed. Since it’s a tourist hotel, we thought the rules would be different than the rest of Japan. Breakfast was a gong show. No clear lines, so it was pure chaos, and we had no idea where to start. And the food was hardly ever replenished (which was mind blowing considering how busy it was in there) and undercooked. We only went to it 2/5 days we were there because it was so stressful. I think this place would benefit if they made the restaurant go all day, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The room got far too warm because the temperature wouldn’t go below 22 degrees celsius. It would’ve been nice if it went down lower. The fridge in the room was not cold. Not warm, but certainly not a temperature a fridge should be. The hotel could use a water filtration system rather than water bottles. Room was much smaller than expected, and it felt more like a cruise ship space, not a hotel room. Pleasant staff. Wouldn’t go back. Sorry!"

"Room was spacious for Japanese standards. Good location right at the train. Plenty of dining options within the building if needed. Check in process could be better. Long line and everything automated. I prefer dealing with humans. "

"Clean room, great parking, easy check in and check out. Highly reccomend "

"Best location for universal Japan!"

"Room is clean. The issue is with the checking process. The staff did not offer any information about the property. There is a shuttle bus available but the staff has ever given us any information. The staff has no facial expression and seems unhappy in everything."