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Enzo Tokyo
3.7/510 Reviews
Convenient transportation, clean and well equipped.
Fujimi Room
3/51 Reviews
It is said that up to 7 people can stay, but the futon is three W and the sofa bed, so it is a premise that the 3 group will be the same. I have a little word of mouth and I have trouble making judgments, so I leave Merritt and Disadvantages. Merritt 1 ~2 minutes walk from Sakai Station Easy to understand location Convenience stores and restaurants The toilet is beautiful (ウォシュレット) Unmanned check-in & out Cheap for the same price for up to 7 people ・ Contact first が Minbo Intermediate のため 24 time to ask い combined わせ maybe ※ I have house dust allergies, but I don't have any allergies at all, so I seem to be cleaning well. Disadvantages ・ Fenglu の Equipment が Ancient い ・ Fenglu が Water Smelly い The futon is thin. I'm worried that the contact of the check-in method will not reach the day before When I contacted you, I received an email to unlock it, but all were English No air conditioning in the kitchen. Bedroom 2 Air conditioner 1 in the room, so the bran will open and sleep. ※ The sewage smell of the bath is relatively strong. It may be painful for people who have never lived in an old house. ※ ”The spring of the bed mat was painful and I couldn't sleep” on other word of mouth sites, and I was able to sleep well without worrying at all. ※ Maximum 13 ℃ Minimum 3 ℃ The temperature of the futon was a little cold even if it was heated. 【Equipment】 Dryer Shampoo rinse body soap Towels Washing machine (washing machine has り) Cold storage Microwave Electric kettle Mugs, glasses, dishes. Tableware, cutlery. Electric stove Pot Hanger Iron. Corocoro Dishwashing sponge ※ No amenities such as toothbrush pigment washing
Hotel Hermitage Ogikubo
3.7/52 Reviews
The ”cleanliness” and ”facilities” evaluated are very clean. I am satisfied with the room alone, but is it okay to include the way up the stairs? From the entrance of the building to the rooms, it felt like a multi-tenant building. My old mother was worried. This is a bitter smile. As soon as you open the door of the room, it is heaven. The service, of course, does not have a normal hotel service, but there are also a lot of towels, vacuum cleaners, a lot of garbage bags, Wi-Fi, and bunk beds are exciting. Is it good? The challenge is to unlock it. Am I the only one who can't find the key? When I found it, I felt like I was taking an adventure and said, ”The brave man got the key!”
Hotel Meldia Ogikubo
3.5/52 Reviews
The subway is close and the surrounding amenities are all equipped, and the facilities are clean and all were satisfactory. I want to stay here next time I come to Japan
Anshin Oyado Tokyo Ogikuboten-Male Only
4.2/520 Reviews
The capsule hotel hotel was often used in Osaka, but this time I used it in Tokyo for the first time. Compared to Kansai, the price setting was a little expensive, but the room was a little larger than Kansai, free alcohol and soft drinks, coffee, white rice, curry, soup, etc. I was very satisfied with the fullness. Also, it was very convenient to move near the station. Even after checking out, I was able to use the lounge until 15. I would like to use it when I go to Tokyo.
Tokyo Yoshimi home stay
3.8/549 Reviews
The landlord is very nice. He is from Shanghai. He even cleaned the room before we went. It is very friendly to meet Chinese people in a foreign country. The reason why I chose this place is because it is very close to the Harry Potter Museum and there are no hotels nearby. Because I had a ticket for the next morning, I was afraid that I would not be able to catch up if I lived far away, so I booked it. This B&B.

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