川崎站前酒店利夫马克斯 BUDGET

Room on the top floor

This property is great value for money, but nothing special

Change room for wifi

Thank you.

Very convenient ly located.

Located near Kawasaki Station. There are many convenience stores and restaurants in the area.

Nice rooms

Sound insulation poor. Day and night hearing next door TV noise. Cannot sleep.

The room is spacious. CR not too big. Close to station about 10 mins walk.

The room was extremely small which was expected but it was very dirty. The floors had multiple dirt stains, under the bed was extremely dusty, even after we asked the room to be made. There was still hair from our previous nights which shows they don't clean or sweep the floors. Otherwise its fine. The bed sucks but what do you expect. Pro is that its really close to kawasaki station and the plaza, as well as many restaurants and convenience stores.

I and my girlfriend were very happy with the size of the room because it was larger than other hotel rooms we have stayed elsewhere in Kamata. Most impressive was the constantly available hot water and very decently sized fridge. Two points which we would criticize on is the bed size for 2 people is very small and a duvet with changeable cover would be very much preferable.

Felt like living in a old studio apartment, but you get what you pay for if traveling on a budget.

Size is small but it got everything. Comfortable and close by train station

Bed unconfortable, good location, attentive staff

The room was alright - 5 min walk from the Kawasaki Train Station Would recommend for overnight stay or if your travelling Japan solo

An old hotel and small room. But very near to JR station . Opposite hotel got one ramen shop offer very nice taste foods!

Live Max is a no frills hotel option that is conveniently located within walking distance of the Kawasaki Train Station. It is clean and reasonably priced if you're just looking for a small room without the amenities and costs of a larger hotel.

The staff was excellent and very helpful, but the access, lobby, elevator, and the room were too small. I understand that I reserved a smaller room, but the other aspects are descisions made by the hotel.

If you ever stay in Japan hotels especially anywhere near tokyo, they are small but all nice. This was the largest hotel room I have ever been in here in Japan and was clean with good service. The location was good and close to the train station, with a wonderful view of the main street..

I'd only recommend this place for those who are living on a dime and really need to save money or if they cannot find a room elsewhere. We had to stay here for 1 night because we couldn't find another availability close to where we needed to be. It is by far the most depressing place I've stayed at. I feel like I'm staying at a slum... the condition of this place is old, cheap, and run down. The non-smoking room reeked of cigarettes, so we asked for another room. Rooms are lit by stark fluorescent lights. The bathroom was barely big enough for 1 person, and we are petite people. Around 3-4am, we were woken up for over an hour by a "street worker" coming in next door, making lots of "noises" with her client, and then leaving... the sound barrier that the walls are supposed to provide is almost non-existent. The only positive things about this hotel are the location (close to Kawasaki Station) and the friendly staff. We will not be returning again.