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H2O Stay Ikebukuro 202

H2O Stay Ikebukuro 202

Tokyo|0.45km from Shimo-itabashi Station
The H2O Stay Ikebukuro 202 provides a great place for travelers to relax after a busy day. The H2O Stay Ikebukuro 202 is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Tokyo.With Kita-Ikebukuro Station just 700m away and Haneda Airport only 31km away, transportation is very convenient. In addition, Itabashi-Kuyakushomae Metro Station is just a short walk away.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.
Takinoen

Takinoen

Tokyo|1.25km from Shimo-itabashi Station

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Super Hotel Lohas Ikebukuro-Eki Kitaguchi
4.4/5238 Reviews

Super Hotel Lohas Ikebukuro-Eki Kitaguchi

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.24km from Shimo-itabashi Station
The hotel is generally great and accessible, around 5 mins walk from the JR station and there’s a convenient store next to on the hotel. The Onsen is available from 3pm - 9.30am daily, so you will have sufficient time to enjoy yourself. The room is however very small and you might find it very squeeze if you’re travelling with your plus one.
Hotel New Star Ikebukuro
3.9/5319 Reviews

Hotel New Star Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.29km from Shimo-itabashi Station
Great hotel for an afforable price. I booked a small room which had everything you need. Good WiFi connection. The room was super clean and was cleaned thoroughly every day. The location is great as well, many convenience stores and various restaurants located right next to the hotel. Only 7-10 walking minutes away from the closest metro station, yamanote line and the bustling Ikebukuro center. The staff was friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend staying at New Star Ikebukuro Hotel ☺️
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Ikebukuro Kita-guchi No.1
4.4/567 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Ikebukuro Kita-guchi No.1

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.32km from Shimo-itabashi Station
Living in Toyoko inn in Japan seems to be a habit. This branch maintains the level of a consistent chain store, but it takes a luggage to walk up the stairs from the big station in Ikebukuro and then cross the izakaya area where people come and go. It is a little tired. If you live for many days and love shopping and eating and drinking. Light people should be quite suitable, in addition to this, he is still a good choice in Tokyo.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Ikebukuro Kita Guchi No 2
4.4/550 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Ikebukuro Kita Guchi No 2

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.36km from Shimo-itabashi Station
The space for single people is just the size of the double. It is recommended not to use the open suitcase. The room space is too small and it is not easy to put and tidy. It is better to use the overturned style. Breakfast is optional for a variety of meals. If you don't like it, there are also Kemeiduo coffee options near the station.
Hotel Livemax Ikebukuro Ekimae
4/540 Reviews

Hotel Livemax Ikebukuro Ekimae

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.4km from Shimo-itabashi Station
After staying here for more than ten days, I thought it was pretty good. I slept soundly every night and the bed was very comfortable. Ordinary people can't afford big hotels, so small hotels like this are pretty good. Cleanliness is the most important thing, and the basic facilities are complete and easy to use. There are several service staff. I met a Chinese guy, an Indian guy, and a white girl. They were all friendly and could communicate in Japanese and English. The only Japanese girl was almost indifferent to people who didn't speak Japanese. Speak English. The location is very good, a few steps north of the east exit of Ikebukuro Station, but it was a bit difficult to find it at first because it was in a small alley. There are two FamilyMart and one 711 near the hotel, which is very convenient for buying breakfast, daily necessities, snacks and more. There are many restaurants and izakayas nearby, all of which are Japanese-style. As long as you are not timid, go and eat there. If you want to eat Chinese food or chain restaurants, walk a few steps to the Ichibukuro west exit area. If you want to eat better, go to Tobu Seibu.
Hotel Wing International Select Ikebukuro
4.5/5112 Reviews

Hotel Wing International Select Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.47km from Shimo-itabashi Station
Stayed a few days after opening a year ago. 2019/10/4 It was a new hotel that was newly opened and was fresh without staying at a hotel that had not been opened so far at that time. It is a little walk from mukaihara station of Ikebukuro station and Arakawa line, but it is convenient because you can walk from the hotel to sunshine city. This 14-story hotel has a coin laundry (3 washing machines below and 3 dryers above) and a beverage vending machine, but there is no large communal bath. Light meals (bread and drinks) are sold at the cafe on the first floor in the morning. The elevator is arranged face-to-face in two interlocking units, made by a new and beautiful Mitsubishi. When boarding from the 1st floor, hold the card key and press the ↑ button while blinking. The interior of the guest room was simple and beautiful because it was just opened. Wi-Fi has a common ID and individual items for each guest room. Both are displayed on the TV screen, but individual objects are displayed on the screen of the mirroring explanation and are difficult to understand. (I tried mirroring, but I couldn't do it after all) Because there is an existing hotel ”Hotel Wing International Ikebukuro” (1989/11 Completion →2000/8 Opening) in the neighborhood that does not have ”select”, I don't think there are many, but be careful of the mistakes. If you walk straight from Mukaihara Station on the Arakawa Line, you will see the hotel first. It is only a little far away, but it is within walking distance from Higashi Ikebukuro 4-chome station of the same Arakawa line and Higashi Ikebukuro station of Yurakucho line.

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Itabashi Center Hotel
4.2/57 Reviews

Itabashi Center Hotel

Tokyo|0.87km from Shimo-itabashi Station
Itabashi Center Hotel is along the highway, across from Itabashi Kuyakushomae Station (Mito line), and a half mile walk from Oyama Station (Tobu Tojo line). I chose this hotel because it is near Oyama, an area I lived part-time in during the early 1990s. So I came back to see it thirty years later. The hotel is a typical understated business hotel. Check in was easy and my room on the fourth floor is fine. It’s not large and is most comfortable for solo travelers. The location is near the highway and there is a bit of noise, but I slept well and didn’t notice it. The view out my window is the wall of the neighboring building. Perfect because it is quieter than those that may be fronting the highway. Shower is warm, bed is comfortable, and my floor is quiet. And the cost is quite reasonable for Tokyo. Visitors to Japan may prefer to stay in the more touristy areas, but for people who know their way around Tokyo, this is an inexpensive, yet comfortable place to stay for business in the area beyond Ikebukuro. I enjoyed my stay.
Hotel Ohedo
4.2/534 Reviews

Hotel Ohedo

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.26km from Shimo-itabashi Station
I stayed at the Ohedo for a single night. The hotel is very good for a short stay. The rooms are pretty small but it’s understandable since its location is in Tokyo. The staff are quite friendly. They also offer breakfast in the morning. You can ask for seconds on coffee, bread (western breakfast), rice (eastern breakfast). It was delicious and good quality. Overall the property is no frills and straight forward. However, it is clean, quiet and convenient. Ikebukuro train station is very near. There are also many restaurants and shops in close proximity.
Ikebukuro Royal Hotel
3.9/571 Reviews

Ikebukuro Royal Hotel

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.45km from Shimo-itabashi Station
◯ Good place Single 6000 yen and good cospa. Close to Ikebukuro Station. 3 minutes walk to the nearest station entrance. The large communal bath sauna on the top floor has just been renovated to 21/12 and is beautiful and well cleaned. It's wide and relaxing. I feel that I'm putting my strength into the hotel. You can get a bottle of water for free. There is an outlet and a light switch at the bedside. The corridors on each floor are also bright and clean. The desk is large enough for PC work. It seems that the water field in the room has been renovated recently. The water pressure in the shower is very strong. ◯ Bad points The staff is low in terms of language. The room has been renewed, such as wallpaper, and the smell of years is soaked. Some women may not be good at it. The wallpaper is a little dirty, but there are some things that stand out. The basement of the building is a sex shop. The temperature of the dry sauna is low, so it is not popular, and there is a line in the steam sauna. Overall, I think that cospa is very good if you are traveling for those who value savings, just sleeping, and staying while staying in the sauna. It is recommended to bring an air freshener. I would like you to install an air purifier.
Sakura Hotel Ikebukuro
4.1/552 Reviews

Sakura Hotel Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.46km from Shimo-itabashi Station
I stayed for 7 nights on way to see family in OZ from the UK, my reason for choosing Sakura Ikebukuro was that I was stopping off to see my daughter who is doing a year at nearby Rikkyo University. The first thing is to say that there were very helpful reception staff who spoke good English. It's on a reasonably quiet street (for Tokyo). I stayed in a single room, there was a sign in the lobby that no visitors are allowed in rooms. I have no experience of Japanese hotels and was told they are generally very small, but this was fine, the bed was probably a small double, so generous for one. There was no cupboard space but some hooks on the wall to hang clothes, but that wasn't an issue for me. Below the window was a large shelf (with TV that I didn't use) and sockets to recharge my devices. There was an ensuite and the shower was over a small bath but plenty of hot water and good pressure. I took the breakfast option in the cafe across the road that was cheap but basic, thick white toast with butter and jam and coffee. You could buy yourself an extra boiled egg if you wanted one. I think my rating overall was a 4.5 but as that's not an option I've gone for the full 5 on the basis of how friendly and helpful the staff were. Overall good value for money for the single traveller.
the b ikebukuro
4.3/5158 Reviews

the b ikebukuro

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.49km from Shimo-itabashi Station
This hotel is located in the middle, close to the railway traffic, very convenient for our short-term travel, breakfast is very good, there are many types, the room is small, the activity space is crowded, but it is very clean, the furniture is complete, the bed is very hard, it should be a standard Japanese style, Electronic heated toilet seat cushions have become a habit of us, where can I buy them? There are many places to eat nearby, no need to eat in the hotel restaurant, of course, it is also very good.
Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro
4.3/5504 Reviews

Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro

Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima Tokyo|1.52km from Shimo-itabashi Station
The housekeeper was very nice :( She will clean our room asap once we leave and top up everything that we have used. The receptionists on the other hand were not so friendly. Its true that the location is very creepy with all the youngsters hanging out while smoking/drinking outside but never once we feel threatened by the surroundings. Definitely would book here for upcoming trips! familymart downstairs is our every night go to 🩷

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Ikebukuro OK Apartment

Ikebukuro OK Apartment

4.5/52 Reviews
In Tokyo, this price and environment I think it is very ok. It is only two minutes away from the subway station. After filling in the check-in information, the store will send an email, including address details, check-in details, etc., and the whole process is self-service. The hotel will also provide wifi with you when you leave. Toothpaste slippers need to be brought by yourself
H2O Stay Ikebukuro 301

H2O Stay Ikebukuro 301

4.2/51 Reviews
The downside is that it is a bit far from Ikebukuro Station (take a taxi), but everything else is good.
OHAYO hotel KAIKE North Ikebukuro

OHAYO hotel KAIKE North Ikebukuro

3.8/51 Reviews
The location is good, compared to Japanese hotels, the space is much more spacious and comfortable, but there is no elevator
Itabashi Center Hotel

Itabashi Center Hotel

4.2/57 Reviews
Itabashi Center Hotel is along the highway, across from Itabashi Kuyakushomae Station (Mito line), and a half mile walk from Oyama Station (Tobu Tojo line). I chose this hotel because it is near Oyama, an area I lived part-time in during the early 1990s. So I came back to see it thirty years later. The hotel is a typical understated business hotel. Check in was easy and my room on the fourth floor is fine. It’s not large and is most comfortable for solo travelers. The location is near the highway and there is a bit of noise, but I slept well and didn’t notice it. The view out my window is the wall of the neighboring building. Perfect because it is quieter than those that may be fronting the highway. Shower is warm, bed is comfortable, and my floor is quiet. And the cost is quite reasonable for Tokyo. Visitors to Japan may prefer to stay in the more touristy areas, but for people who know their way around Tokyo, this is an inexpensive, yet comfortable place to stay for business in the area beyond Ikebukuro. I enjoyed my stay.

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