Overview
A three-minute walk from the West Exit of Keikyu Kamata places APA Hotel Keikyu Kamata Ekimae close to direct Keikyu Airport Line trains for Haneda. The hotel lies between Kamata's two rail hubs, though Keikyu Kamata is considerably nearer.
Kamata Station is eight minutes away on foot. Its JR Keihin-Tohoku and Tokyu lines provide additional connections toward central Tokyo, Yokohama, and neighborhoods across southwest Tokyo.
Rooms
All 144 rooms are non-smoking. Categories range from single and double rooms to twin, triple, and accessible layouts, with published sizes between 12 and 29 square meters.
The smallest single room has a shower booth instead of a bathtub. Larger categories generally have a separate bath and toilet, so check the exact layout before booking. In-room basics include Wi-Fi, screen-mirroring televisions, bedside power and USB ports, air purifiers, and humidifiers.
Facilities
A coin laundry, microwave, ice machine, and water server cover everyday needs during a short stay. Beside reception, a small cashless shop sells drinks, snacks, and basic items, but not alcohol.
Express check-in and checkout options can shorten time at the front desk. Paid parking is limited and generally assigned in order of arrival, while the accessible space has separate reservation rules.
Dining
Sea-lia serves a paid breakfast based on a choice of five main dishes rather than a standard buffet. The seafood bowl is the standout. Other choices include toast, hamburger steak, curry, and tempura udon, with salad and drinks available on a self-service basis.
The restaurant also serves seafood in the evening. Hours, prices, and individual dishes can change, so check the current details with the hotel if dining is important to your plans.
Location and transport
Keikyu Kamata is the easier arrival station when you're carrying luggage. It serves the Keikyu Main Line and Airport Line, with trains toward Haneda, Shinagawa, and Yokohama.
JR and Tokyu services depart from Kamata Station, not Keikyu Kamata. The two stations are separate, but the hotel's published eight-minute walking route keeps both within reach for most guests.
Airport access
Direct Airport Line trains connect Keikyu Kamata with Haneda Airport. This is scheduled public rail service rather than a hotel shuttle, and journey times vary by train and airport terminal.
Check the destination display before boarding, as some Keikyu services continue in other directions. Haneda also has separate stations for Terminal 3 and Terminals 1 and 2.
Why stay here
A short walk to direct Haneda trains is the clearest reason to stay, while nearby JR and Tokyu services broaden the options for getting around Tokyo and Yokohama. That combination helps with an arrival night, an early departure, or a compact business stay in southern Tokyo.
Kamata has a more local evening atmosphere than the airport terminal area. Restaurants and shopping streets extend around both stations, while Ota City's public baths provide a distinctly neighborhood way to unwind.
Good to know
Check-in begins at 3 p.m., and checkout is at 10 a.m. Room dimensions vary considerably, so anyone wanting more space or a bathtub should compare categories instead of booking by name alone.
Don't confuse Kamata Station with Keikyu Kamata Station. Both are walkable from the hotel, but only Keikyu Kamata serves the direct airport trains used for the hotel's main access route.
3-minute walk