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Enzo Tokyo

Enzo Tokyo

3.7/59 Reviews
Convenient transportation, clean and well equipped.
Fujimi Room

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 Meldia Ogikubo

Hotel Meldia Ogikubo

3.9/53 Reviews
It is conveniently located, whether it takes 5 minutes from Ogikubo Station. It's along the Ome Kaido Road, but I didn't mind the noise so much. The facilities of the hotel are not new, but the room itself was relatively large and good for a business hotel. Amenity was charged for toothbrushes. However, WIFI is desperately slow! Only 3.4M appeared in the evening. This will put a lot of stress on using it at work. I hope it will improve in the future. .. .. Please be careful if you use business.
Laffitte Tokyo West

Laffitte Tokyo West

3.9/54 Reviews
Very clean, but there is no elevator to cry and cry. The room has no smell, sound insulation is OK, heating and air conditioning are OK, the toilet is great, there is warm air, the convenience store is also very close, the station is also very close, mainly because the landlord is very good and gentle, and also very clean, there is a vacuum cleaner in the room.
Tokyo Yoshimi home stay

Tokyo Yoshimi home stay

3.8/553 Reviews
A three-story B&B located in Nerima District. The environment is actually quite quiet. It is only a few minutes' walk from the nearest station, Nakamurabashi, and it is also very convenient to go directly to Ikebukuro. The room was very tidy and the heating worked very well. I stayed there in winter and it wasn't cold at all at night. The bathroom and toilet are shared and very clean, but it is best to bring your own towels. The B&B does not provide many toiletries. The boss is Chinese and very kind. He learned that I was traveling to Japan alone and wanted to study in Japan, so he chatted with me for a while. It snowed heavily in Tokyo on the last day. I checked out without bringing an umbrella. The boss even gave me an umbrella. Thank you very much😹
Anshin Oyado Tokyo Ogikuboten-Male Only

Anshin Oyado Tokyo Ogikuboten-Male Only

4.3/521 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.

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