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• 3-star Hotels in Ota

• Tokyu Stay Kamata
  "Great hotel, especially for transit"
  "Very convenient, quiet, modern, and clean hotel. Convenient subway ride from Haneda airport, and quick, easy walk to the hotel. Also well-poised for transfer to Narita or other parts of Japan. Rooms are small but value-priced, with all of the modern amenities. Did not try the breakfast, but there ar..."e many convenient options nearby, including 24-hour convenience stores and a beef bowl joint. Staff was friendly and spoke good English. " More >
• Haneda Inn
  "Cost effective hotel with quick Haneda Airport access"
  "I stayed at this hotel after arriving at 11pm on a flight from the US. It was easy to catch the hotel shuttle and it was only 10 minutes to the hotel from the Haneda international terminal. The room I had was small but cost a fraction of what the downtown (Shinshiku) hotels cost. The room was cle..."an and the hotel staff very helpful and pleasant (some spoke English). I will stay here the next time in fly into Haneda. " More >
• Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo
  "Cheap, clean, convenient...perfect stopover for early-morn Haneda"
  "Stayed here on June 17, 2013. Getting there: Had been in Central Tokyo, and took the JR Yamanote line to Shinagawa station. At Shinagawa, head out the Central Exit and turn left to access the Keikyu line, where you will transfer to a Haneda Airport-bound train. The electronic board at Platform..." 1 shows you the route of the next-arriving train. Make sure it's headed to Haneda and will stop at Anamori-Inari Station, which is easy walking distance to the JAL Hotel. Exiting Anamori-Inari station, you can't miss a large red Japanese/torii-style gate. After you pass underneath it, turn left onto the narrow street, and you'll see the JAL hotel a short distance in front of you. Hotel: The hotel feels fresh, and the front desk was friendly and spoke English. Yes, the rooms are small, but this is Tokyo, and small rooms are the norm, not the exception. Plus, if you're visiting Tokyo for leisure, you should know this will not be your home base. For about $80/night, this room was moder... " More >