HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Kawasaki Ekimae Reviews

Perfect place to stay for a few days that won’t break your budget and it’s not too far from the tourist attractions

Fantastic location for public transport and fairly large room by Japanese standards but very dated interior. Great if you just want somewhere to sleep but don't expect luxury.

Not very clean. Found hairs in my sheets :(

Nice!!!!!!!

Good environment

Not far to the Kawasaki station .

It seems to be a one-room apartment or a weekly apartment. The room key is a number key. They give you a manual on how to open the key, but the manual is wrong. I asked the foreign staff "Is it wrong?" many times, but they replied "No", and finally a staff member (Japanese?) who was fluent in Japanese and wearing a name tag in training corrected me, saying "Yes, it's wrong, as you pointed out". The refrigerator was a National, but it cooled well, and the air conditioner was a Daikin, and it cooled well too. The walls are thin, so you can hear the conversations in the next room quite a bit. There seem to be a lot of foreign guests, and I can hear words I don't know. It got quiet after 10pm, so I was able to rest at least a little, but I don't recommend it.

Not bad, more suitable for a single person traveling, the room is small, the carpet is not cleaned, the reception is on the 2nd floor. If you just want to sleep, it's ok, but if you want to rest, it's not recommended. After all, you get what you pay for.

The walls were pretty thin. It felt like it was originally a normal apartment building. If you just want to sleep rather than relax, it's a good place to stay since it's close to Kawasaki Station.

Service is decent, good location close to Eki, cleanliness is normal, enough for resting

I was prepared for the bad reviews, but it wasn't that bad. It may depend on the room. However, there is no power outlet near the mirror, so you can't use the hair dryer.

The rooms are small and old, the infrastructure is very poor and it is run by West Asians. I guess most of the guests are West Asians.

The same choice as always. It's about a ten-minute walk from the subway station. The rooms are standard express hotels. There are refrigerators, microwaves, and refrigerators. A convenience store is a few minutes' walk downstairs. I think the price of three or four hundred yuan is the first choice. This store does not have self-service check-in. Go to the counter on the second floor to check in.

The side of the bathtub was corroded and peeling, and there was no one around. This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in in Japan.