Hotels near Shikishima Shrine

"Candeo Hotel Omiya was a jewell: Beautiful, modern, gorgeous architecture, wonderful spa, and A+ breakfast. "

"great"

"Direct connection from Haneda to the hotel. The room was spacious and the bed was big. There was no step in the bathroom. There was a cleaning eco plan and I got a 500 yen ticket. The bakery in the hotel was delicious. There were restaurants, department stores and movie theaters near the hotel. However, there was a large construction going on right in front of the room and it was noisy during the day. It will probably be noisy for half a year."

"Breakfast was excellent. Very accessible as it is adjacent to a train station. Amenities were good. All facilities and equipment were in good working condition. They cleaned my room everyday. Daily provisions like water, complimentary tea, toilet paper, shower essentials including toothbrush, toothpaste, comb to brush hair, shower caps, etc were provided daily. Excellent service overall! I highly recommend this lovely hotel. "

"Close to the station. Breakfast is served until 10am so you can relax. The buffet is very delicious. There are no steps in the bathroom. Quiet. The only view from the window was the building in front of me. It was a bit difficult for a 4-day stay."

"The location was the the first thing that struck me. It's in this seemingly quiet courtyard area next to a building with a pachinko parlor and a 7-11. The train station entrance is a one-minute walk, but I never heard any noise from my room. The room we had on the second floor was cozy with a nice big bed. We took advantage of the bathtub since the summer days are very hot and humid. Breakfast provided in the morning had several great options. But we also picked up some pastries nearby too. There is a mall a few train stops away with multiple floors for all manner of items you could want or need along with some fast food restaurants. And a movie theater we visited to enjoy a live streamed concert. Tokyo proper is about a 45 minutes away by train, but avoid rush hour if you don't want to be cramped most of the way there. There is another train station on top of the train station to Tokyo that will take you to more remote locations of Saitama. We attended a concert at the Belluna Dome and navigating the streets to transfer to that location was a nice adventure. Even though it's not the most convenient location if you want to have immediate access to Ueno or Asakusa, I'd say it's a nice, beautiful location that I enjoyed coming back to at the end of the day. "

"wonderful. "

"Pretty great"

"they always do a great job, very convenient hotel"