Vista Kamata Hotel, Tokyo
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The hotel Vista Kamata is situated within the kamata area of the southern Tokyo. From the Heneda airport of the Tokyo city, 20 minutes taxi or bus ride will take you to the Vista Kamata hotel in Tokyo. If you are in the West exit of the JR Kamata station of the Tokyo's Keihin Tohoku Line, walk for 3 minutes, you will be right in front of the vista Kamata hotel. If you are coming from the JR station, it will not take more than 10 minutes to reach the Shinagawa station in Tokyo.
Rooms
The Vista Kamata hotel offers huge rooms to its visitors. The rooms of this
hotel can be easily compared with that of any other three-star hotel in the
city. With its tastefully decorated interior and elegant furnishing the Vista
Kamata hotel in Tokyo will surely add to your pleasure. All the rooms are equipped
with well-maintained bathrooms.
This hotel offers 110 rooms in total including single, double, twin, triple
and exclusive non-smoking rooms. The well-appointed rooms of the Vista Kamata
hotel provide its guests with all basic facilities like air-conditioning, television,
in-house movie, hair dryer, automatic wake-up call and direct dial phone.
Restaurant
The restaurant of the Vista Kamata hotel offers some of the finest Japanese cuisines to its guests. The restaurant occupies the ground floor of the hotel. Here you can find a comprehensive menu offering an array of breakfast and lunch items.
Lobby
Within the lobby of the Vista Kamata hotel there stands a specially designed
sitting area.
Here you can avail the Internet facility.
General
The specialty of Vista Kamata hotel lies in its affordable rate. You can hardly get spacious rooms at such a reasonable rate anywhere else in Tokyo.
Housed within a seven story white building, the hotel Vista Kamata has been
a prominent feature of the Tokyo's landscape.
