KAIKA TOKYO by THE SHARE HOTELS

An amazing stay! I enjoyed the creativity of the basement, with its artwork, and beautiful furniture. The rooms were very tidy, and the bathroom was better that I expected. Highly recommended!

Loved the hotel, very chic design and art installations. Spacious family room

Very neat atmosphere with the hotel also being an art gallery. Only negative is we received a complimentary drink from the bar but it closed at 700pm and didn’t open until 1100am. We arrived after 700pm and checkout was 1000am. So kind of useless.

Loved the stay

My family and i stayed 4nights and had an amazing time at this hotel. Only one train ride from Narita Airport (Narita Express), Only about 10mins walk from Asakusa station and 15mins taxi ride to Tokyo station where we got the Shinkansen to Osaka. Extremely clean property, my family and i loved it and would definitely recommend to families with children (ours 13 and 11) would stay here again!

Peaceful location, still convenient for public transport. Spacious rooms in very good condition. Common areas are great to spend time in - we really enjoyed the basement lounge and the café. The art on display is also lovely. The staff were excellent. My only improvement would be some moisturiser sachets as an amenity.

Windows in rooms are very thin. Not noise proof and it was quite windy, so I needed to lay on the opposite side of the bed. Queen bedroom room was quite small for two regular size people.

Overall it was a great hotel. The only thing is, it’s quite far from the station and bus stop. A bit of a walk to a convenience store too. However, this was our second time stay at this hotel. We chose this again because of its quiet atmosphere. But yeah, just the walk back to the hotel was hard.

What a wonderful hotel located in the peaceful Sumida ward. It has stunning artwork all over. The rooms are extremely clean and very well maintained. The staff is exceptional in their hospitality and warmth. I had such a great time during my stay. I highly recommend anyone to stay here during their trip to Tokyo. It was in the perfect location for me as anytime I needed to take the metro, I would get amazing views of the Sky Tree.

A bit far from metro but everything was good, clean and friendly staff

Aesthetically very pleasing but not so convenient for transport and dining options. You will need to walk at least 11 minutes to the closest train station and decent dining, 5 minutes to the closest bus stop. Will take about 18 minutes to get to the main Asakusa tourist areas. I knew this prior to booking but as Tokyo was the end of our 3 week trip, we were getting tired and wanted less walking. But there is a 7-11, 3 minutes walk away. Having said this, the facilities and rooms were great. Bathrooms had sink, toilet and shower sections separated which meant different family members could use different bathroom amenities simultaneously. Mezzanine bunk beds provided more floor space for luggage. Staff also very helpful.

Amazing hotel. Will absolutely be staying here again.

Nice quiet neighbourhood, great art installation, very comfortable bed, strong hot shower, awesome night robes, very helpful

Well designed and well appointed rooms and common areas. A little far to the subway (10 minutes).

We just enjoyed a 7 night stay at KAIKA in Tokyo. Location was excellent, 10 min walk from the Asakusa and Kuramae Stations. If you’re flying into Narita, the Keisei Skyacess train goes directly to the Asakusa Station. The hotel itself is lovely - clean and modern. Front desk staff are friendly and helpful, although English language skills can vary. Rooms are fairly spacious for Japan standards. We booked the Moderate Large for our party of 3 (1 adult, 2 17 year old boys). Beds were comfortable but pillows were hard. Bathroom was small but functional, with a single sink, toiled behind a sliding door and a separate bath/shower area. Be aware that the door into the bath/shower room is clear glass: only 1 person can be in the bathroom at once as otherwise there’s no privacy while showering. Also no towel hooks or racks in the bathroom. Temperature control for the room was easy to use. Room had a few hangers and hooks, as well as a short row of cabinets. Cabinets were locked but the top surface allowed for storage. There’s also a mini fridge and tea kettle, mugs and teabags (FYI no coffee). Overall room is clean and modern. Our only complaint and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that although the rooms have very large windows, the glass was frosted which meant we couldn’t see out. Felt a bit prison like. Several convenience stores are within a 5 min walk. Don’t miss the delicious family owned soba/udon restaurant just 2 blocks away - we ate there a few times. Must visit!

We loved how big the room was for four of us and clean. So much so that we decided to come back at the end of our stay for six days.

We loved our stay at Kaika! Everyone were so helpful. The room was beautiful , modern and quiet. The hotel is located in a quiet area, about 7 minute walk from the train station, however it is so nice to stay away from the crowds and in an area where locals live and eat. We found restaurants that feels truly authentic. Great place for families.

What an amazing stay at a unique property in a quiet neighborhood. Our room had two futons in the bottom area and a large loft above with two additional futons. The room was quite spacious and impeccably clean and very quiet. The staff were also helpful and the laundry area was convenient for our two week stay in Japan. The hotel itself had a cool art warehouse vibe with different exhibitions to explore. Only minor downside is the 15 minute walk to Asakusa station but we enjoyed our morning walks over the bridge to get there! Highly recommend this hotel and would absolutely come back.

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Thoroughly enjoyed the decor of the hotel. Room was large with high ceilings (much larger than our room in central Ginza), clean, quiet, with ample amenities. We especially LOVED the separate tub and shower room that felt like a personal onsen. Given the distance from city center, however, I think the price is a bit too high.