Overview
Kawagoe Prince Hotel is directly connected to Hon-Kawagoe Station, making it a convenient choice for arrivals on the Seibu Shinjuku Line and for sightseeing around Kawagoe’s old town. It suits travelers who want rail access, on-site restaurants, event facilities, and a straightforward walk toward Crea Mall, Toki no Kane, and the warehouse streets.
Rooms
The hotel has about 106 guest rooms, including four Japanese-style rooms. Categories include twin, double, Japanese-style, and suite options. Standard twin and double rooms range from 19 to 30 square meters, while the suite is 45 square meters and the Japanese-style room is 50 square meters.
Facilities
Facilities include currency exchange, baby beds on request, a lobby souvenir shop, wedding venues, and multipurpose banquet rooms. For larger gatherings, the hotel has seven banquet halls.
Dining
Dining ranges from Japanese and Chinese restaurants to buffet, lounge, and bar options. The lineup includes Musashino Japanese Restaurant, Kokiden Chinese Restaurant, Etoile Buffet Restaurant, Oak by reservation, Windsor Main Bar, and the Lobby Lounge.
Location and transport
The hotel has direct first-floor access from Hon-Kawagoe Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. Kawagoe Station on the JR Kawagoe Line and Tobu Tojo Line is about a 10-minute walk away, giving guests Seibu access at the door and JR or Tobu services nearby.
Airport access
Narita Airport buses serve Kawagoe Station West Exit, about a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Haneda can be reached by rail via Tokyo-side connections; use direct bus services only when the timetable fits your trip.
Why stay here
Choose Kawagoe Prince Hotel if you want to be closer to Hon-Kawagoe, Crea Mall, and the old-town approach than to the Kawagoe Station West Exit area. Its appeal is the station connection, full-service dining, and banquet facilities, rather than a small boutique atmosphere inside the warehouse district.
Good to know
Hon-Kawagoe Station and Kawagoe Station are separate stops. The hotel connects directly to Hon-Kawagoe, while Kawagoe Station is the better landmark for JR, Tobu, and Narita Airport bus access.
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