Saitama City Hotels with Wifi

I came to this hotel to watch a concert in さいたまスーパーアリーナ. It's about 8 minutes away from Shinto Shinto Station, and the environment is very quiet. The hotel is not very new, and the decoration is ordinary, but the room is large, which is very good at this price. The front desk staff are very friendly I am older and don't speak foreign languages, but my attitude is very friendly. There is no self-service check-in. It is a 3-star hotel so there is no entertainment. If you just want to rest, it is no problem. It is worth a try.

The location is quite remote, not too close to the stadium, and you'll need to change trains (it's actually more convenient to stay in Tokyo). The hotel offers a free breakfast buffet with a wide variety. There's parking nearby, an izakaya, and a 7-Eleven. Behind the parking lot is an AEON store, perfect for browsing and watching movies.

Omiya station is where all the Shinkansen trains come up from Tokyo and then split out . It saved a lot of time for me because I rode the train everyday out and back for seven days. The hotel is 5 minutes walk from the station as well. The breakfast is decent and convenient because it is served early enough so that I can take morning trains The staffs were very kind and accommodating. Thank you. .

The hotel is right at the exit of Urawa Station. The transportation is very convenient. There is a convenience store and a large supermarket downstairs. There are also many restaurants. Opposite the hotel is the large shopping mall PARCO.

Very nice hotel. FREE Breakfasts!! View photos for the sample food. Got rotating type of food, since I was there for 5 days. Room is fit, able to open my luggage and slide under the bed. Got table. Smart toilet. Big flat Window can open a slide. Quite a walking distance, just straight, to saitama shintoshin station. family Mart is just next block. Ground floor / Lobby has all the services, including laundry, oven, hot water, vending machine. Opposite hotel is shopping mall name raccoon city. Quite big to walk.

We booked a Japanese-style room for four with futons on tatami mats. The bedding was a bit firm but acceptable. The room wasn't very big, but it was very clean. The hotel's location was great, right in the city center. There's an art museum on the second floor of the same building, featuring a Picasso painting, but photography isn't allowed. Admission for adults is 1000 JPY. In this regard, it doesn't quite measure up to the Getty Museum, which is massive, free, and permits photography. The hotel breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options and was very generous. Nearby attractions include Kawagoe Ichibangai and Hikawa Shrine, where you can pray for good fortune. I'd like to extend a special thank you to Ms. Furuhashi at the front desk! I was trying to book ferry tickets online from Aomori to Hakodate but encountered a problem; I couldn't navigate the Japanese website. Ms. Furuhashi very patiently helped me book tickets for my whole family on her phone, a process that took a full 40 minutes. She solved a huge problem for me, as all our subsequent hotels were already booked, and if we hadn't secured those tickets, our entire itinerary would have needed to be rearranged. We can't thank her enough! We're currently on the ferry to Hakodate, and I'd give her ten thousand thumbs up!👍

I stayed at this hotel at the end of November 2025. It was conveniently located, clean, quiet, and had a delicious and varied breakfast. The only issue was the strange, long pillow made of some kind of tubes, which made sleeping very unusual. The location is excellent, and I'd especially like to point out that it's within walking distance of Omiya Station, a Shinkansen stop. Along the way from the subway/trains, or rather, from the station, there are many convenient stores, as well as the huge Lumine shopping mall. By the way, it's a great place if you want to be close to Tokyo and also be practically the only tourist in the city (that's the impression I got). Thank you for a wonderful stay, I recommend it.

The hotel is good; although a bit old, it's well-maintained. The windows open wide, offering excellent ventilation. There's also a wired internet port available. The room has a fridge, but the TV is a bit small. In the bathroom, the taps aren't thermostatic; they're old-style double-knob controls, making temperature adjustment quite tricky. The room door uses a mechanical key, which I was worried about losing, and they don't let you take it with you when you leave; you have to leave it at the front desk. Then, you need to state your room number to get it back. There are plenty of dining options nearby, such as Matsuya, Sukiya, and McDonald's, making it very convenient for meals.

Use for travel with children and elementary school students in lower grades. ［ Good ］ • It was good because the double bed was attached and there was little concern that the child would fall. • Convenient distance for children to walk from Omiya Station. ［ I'm sorry ］ • There was no elevator and it was on the second floor, but it was hard because the carry was heavy. • The bed was clean, but the room was not very clean. There was dirt under the washing machine and dust on the toilet ventilation fan. • It is convenient to have a washing machine in the room, but there is no pole and no dryer, so there is no place to dry. • The closet had fixtures and was not hung. It was inconvenient because there was no elevator and it was a heavy carry bag.

There is a large shopping mall nearby, and it is also close to Omiya Station. It is convenient to go to Omiya Park and the Railway Museum. The breakfast is very good, the facilities are relatively old, but I personally think it's okay.