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Flexstay Inn Tokiwadai
3.7/553 Reviews

Flexstay Inn Tokiwadai

Tokyo
The interior feels old. I stayed in triple, but the room was large, two kinds of towels, and a few minutes of days to stay with the number of people. There are too many toothpaste sets and razors. There was also a sleeping clothes. There is a coin laundry on the first floor and is convenient. It is convenient to have a microwave oven in the room. Electric kettle, rice cooker, IH cooker, tableware detergent. Chargers and code for smartphones and iPads. Tableware and cutlery. You can stay hanging by hand. I think it's better for the unit bus to make only the shower. Somehow, there is a smell and if the unit bus door is closed, the smell does not leak to the room. The windows can be opened. Underneath, ring seven. People who usually live in a quiet place may feel irritated.
Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane
4.6/579 Reviews

Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane

Tokyo
I stayed around Akabane station many times, but it was the best in the vicinity of the station, cleanliness and staff response. The room was beautiful because it was only new. The staff was also kind and polite, and the morning greeting was refreshing. It was a stay with a breakfast plan, so if you look forward to it, the side dishes are Japanese style selection method the previous night and order Japanese food. I'm sorry I wanted to have a little western food. The amount of water in the shower is good, and the mist and massage shower are one lever. I want to stay again, but if you can increase the choice of breakfast, it will be full.
Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashiguchi Ichibangai
4/534 Reviews

Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashiguchi Ichibangai

Tokyo
I used it for the first time. About 10 minutes walk from the east exit of Akabane Station to Akabane Ichibancho shopping street. The mouth is narrow and chic, so I will pass by without thinking. When you enter, it is a hotel with a slightly dark but calm impression. There is no facilities in the public bath, but the room and bathtub are large and relaxing. Overall, the room is dark, so I think it would be better to borrow a table light for front lending if you work. I couldn't see the view at all, but it was very good with a feeling of sighing. Breakfast is also quite hard! It was very helpful from 6:30. I will use it again!
JR-EAST HOTEL METS AKABANE
4.8/596 Reviews

JR-EAST HOTEL METS AKABANE

Tokyo
It was our first time travelling to Tokyo. We were stressed about where to stay. Hotels in downtown were really expensive. We chose to stay here and we loved it as you can get anywhere with the train network in Tokyo. Check-in process was smooth. Receptionst very helpful. Loved the rooms. We got two rooms. A bit small but larger compared to other hotels with more expensive rates. Enjoyed our stay for a week. The JR line is actually just besides the hotel. You can use an app to help you get to where you like in 15 minutes. Alot of restaurants, mcdonalds, lawson, family mart besides the hotel. Would definitely stay here again.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akabane-eki Higashi-guchi Ichiban-gai
3.9/542 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akabane-eki Higashi-guchi Ichiban-gai

Tokyo
Good location, clean and cost-effective. The front desk service is very good. I stayed two days at the front desk for five consecutive days. All the waiters were very kind. Except for the simple breakfast, everything was perfect.
Hotel Livemax Akabane Ekimae
4.1/5106 Reviews

Hotel Livemax Akabane Ekimae

Tokyo
Although it is close to the station and in the downtown area, the security is solid and I was able to stay with peace of mind. Recommended.

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Mokkoan
4.9/52 Reviews

Mokkoan

Tokyo
With a stay at Mokkoan in Tokyo (Kita), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Imperial Palace. This bed & breakfast is 7.3 mi (11.7 km) from Sensō-ji Temple and 8.1 mi (13 km) from Tokyo Skytree.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.A complimentary English breakfast is served daily from 8 AM to 11 AM.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and ovens. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
B&B Nagomi
4.3/57 Reviews

B&B Nagomi

Tokyo
Uncle is friendly and key payment, so it is easy to check in and go out. There is a desk, bed, refrigerator, and the bathroom shower washbasin is shared but clean and good.
Akabane Holic Hotel
4.5/537 Reviews

Akabane Holic Hotel

Tokyo
The hotel is very convenient and very close to Akabane Jr. The hotel has a self-service check-in machine and the staff are friendly and courteous. The room is of sufficient size and the decoration is warm and comfortable It's very comfortable to stay in. It's a hotel I will choose again.
Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Akabane
4.3/5160 Reviews

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tokyo Akabane

Tokyo
Facilities: Complete facilities Hygiene: clean and tidy Environment: 1 minute from Akaban Station, 5 minutes from Ichiban Street, and there is a convenience store at the door, which is very convenient Service: There is a Chinese front desk, which makes communication easy. The hotel has children's supplies, which is very considerate.
Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane Eki Minamiguchi
4.5/561 Reviews

Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane Eki Minamiguchi

Tokyo
I have always liked the Super Group very much. This time I went to Tokyo and chose this newly opened store in Kita District. The bed in the room is big, but the bathroom is still small. Fortunately, there is a bath downstairs. There is a happy hour from 18 to 21 p.m. where you can drink drinks, get your own pillows and some skin care products. There are not many varieties of breakfast, but there is no extra charge, and all door locks are password-controlled, so it is very convenient not to bring a key. I like the log-style decoration. This hotel is 2 minutes away from the south exit of JR Akaban Station in Kita Ward. It is very convenient to go to Ueno and Shinjuku in 15 to 20 minutes. To go to the airport, take Keihin Tohoku to Nippori and change to Skyliner. However, the hotel is only 8 minutes away from the subway Akaban Iwabuchi. The subway to the city only takes 30 minutes on the North-South Line.
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashi-Guchi
4.6/561 Reviews

Toyoko Inn Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashi-Guchi

Tokyo
You can store your luggage for free at the front desk. The service is warm and thoughtful. The hotel environment is good, clean and convenient.

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Hoshinoen202

Hoshinoen202

4.6/52 Reviews
My stay experience was very good. First of all, it takes about an hour to pass from Narita Airport. From the airport 👉 Nippori 👉 Ikebukuro 👉 Bei Akaba. It takes seven or eight minutes to walk from the station to the room, and two slopes are climbed on the way. Three convenience stores and a supermarket will be passed along the way. There is also a larger supermarket in the square of the station, but you can't use Alipay and WeChat to pay attention. Because this time I came by car, I took a fancy to the size of this house! From the perspective of the week of staying, the experience was really good. I entertained Japanese friends for two consecutive days to eat hahaha. And the room was very clean and very thoughtful, the washing machine dishwasher and a variety of tea sets. There are also four bottles of fruit wine in the refrigerator. The fly in the ointment is that there is no hot water in the washbasin, and it is still a bit cold during the winter. In addition, I live alone. There is a bathroom that has little impact, but if the western-style and Japanese-style rooms are full of people, it is estimated that there will be conflict in the use of the bathroom and toilet. Personally feel that a family of three travels, this room is just right. Of course I live alone and I am not too big... (̀⌄ ́) The garden on the top floor has not been there. I wanted to go up to cook the pot, but it was dark when I either overslept or wanted to go. Oh, it’s dark after five o’clock here...(T_T) Overall, it was a satisfactory stay. Finally, I complained about Trip.com. Is it really that the check-in message can't appear directly in my booking picture? Why is it a housekeeper or something to send me a private message...**Who will click on you Ctrip to send me hundreds of advertising messages a year? ! !
Flexstay Inn Tokiwadai

Flexstay Inn Tokiwadai

3.7/553 Reviews
The interior feels old. I stayed in triple, but the room was large, two kinds of towels, and a few minutes of days to stay with the number of people. There are too many toothpaste sets and razors. There was also a sleeping clothes. There is a coin laundry on the first floor and is convenient. It is convenient to have a microwave oven in the room. Electric kettle, rice cooker, IH cooker, tableware detergent. Chargers and code for smartphones and iPads. Tableware and cutlery. You can stay hanging by hand. I think it's better for the unit bus to make only the shower. Somehow, there is a smell and if the unit bus door is closed, the smell does not leak to the room. The windows can be opened. Underneath, ring seven. People who usually live in a quiet place may feel irritated.
B&B Nagomi

B&B Nagomi

4.3/57 Reviews
Uncle is friendly and key payment, so it is easy to check in and go out. There is a desk, bed, refrigerator, and the bathroom shower washbasin is shared but clean and good.
Tokyo Guest House Itabashi-Juku

Tokyo Guest House Itabashi-Juku

4.4/536 Reviews
I usually find a place as close as possible from the subway station. When I first traveled, I paid more than 60,000 won per night, but I went around many times and found the charm of the guesthouse! This is a neat new building, not long after it was built. It may be a disadvantage that there is no elevator, but it is not hard because the staff moves your luggage to the room. There is an exit card and you can see attentiveness everywhere! Towels and bathroom supplies are also provided. The surrounding amenities are good and it is a quiet residential town. There is also a police station nearby ^^
Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane

Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane

4.6/579 Reviews
I stayed around Akabane station many times, but it was the best in the vicinity of the station, cleanliness and staff response. The room was beautiful because it was only new. The staff was also kind and polite, and the morning greeting was refreshing. It was a stay with a breakfast plan, so if you look forward to it, the side dishes are Japanese style selection method the previous night and order Japanese food. I'm sorry I wanted to have a little western food. The amount of water in the shower is good, and the mist and massage shower are one lever. I want to stay again, but if you can increase the choice of breakfast, it will be full.
Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashiguchi Ichibangai

Super Hotel Tokyo Akabane-Eki Higashiguchi Ichibangai

4/534 Reviews
I used it for the first time. About 10 minutes walk from the east exit of Akabane Station to Akabane Ichibancho shopping street. The mouth is narrow and chic, so I will pass by without thinking. When you enter, it is a hotel with a slightly dark but calm impression. There is no facilities in the public bath, but the room and bathtub are large and relaxing. Overall, the room is dark, so I think it would be better to borrow a table light for front lending if you work. I couldn't see the view at all, but it was very good with a feeling of sighing. Breakfast is also quite hard! It was very helpful from 6:30. I will use it again!

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