KEIKYU EX INN KEIKYU KAMATA-STATION
Comfortable stay with easy airport access and nearby public bath
Airport access
How you get from this hotel to the gate.
About this hotel
This hotel provides a practical base for travellers needing quick connections to Tokyo International Airport, with public transport options just a short walk away. The surrounding Kamata area offers a glimpse into local life, with the Great German Cook Kamata Public Bath nearby for a relaxing soak. The hotel itself focuses on comfort and convenience, featuring an on-site restaurant for easy dining and complimentary Wi-Fi throughout. Rooms are designed for a restful night, making it a solid choice for those with early flights or late arrivals. The accessible facilities ensure a comfortable stay for all guests.
- Near airport
- Free Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Accessible facilities
Our take
KEIKYU EX INN Keikyu Kamata-Station is the kind of address I would pick for an early departure or a late arrival at Haneda: public transport sits close by, and the restaurant on site saves a search for food after a flight. Accessible facilities make it workable for travellers with reduced mobility. It is a functional base, so anyone wanting a pool or a lively evening scene should look elsewhere.
- Check public transport schedules to the airport for the quickest route.
- Explore the local Kamata area for authentic dining experiences beyond the hotel.
- Take advantage of the nearby public bath for a relaxing end to your day.
Why we love it
- Excellent proximity to Tokyo International Airport
- Easy access to public transport
- Relaxing public bath nearby
- On-site restaurant for convenience
Why guests love itKEIKYU EX INN Keikyu Kamata-Station is a 3-star hotel rated 8.0 across 398 reviews, a short walk from Kamata Keisatsusho Mae and well placed on public transport for Tokyo International Airport (Haneda). For families it is a practical choice rather than a playful one: free Wi-Fi, an on-site restaurant and accessible facilities cover the basics, and a public bath nearby offers a very Japanese way to end a long travel day.