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A prime location just a 1-minute walk from Komagome Station on the JR Yamanote Line and the Tokyo Metro Namboku Line. A quiet neighborhood in the heart of the city—Komagome. An ideal base for both business and sightseeing. The wide desk by the window offers a spacious work area. Beds are equipped with Simmons pocket coil mattresses. Enjoy a variety of movies at your preferred timing with VOD. Additionally, relax your body and mind with a large bathtub where you can stretch out and individual air conditioning. ~The proximity to the station is one of the comforts~ ~Connecting the station and tomorrow at night~ We look forward to welcoming you at Hotel Mets Komagome.

When visiting Tokyo for business or sightseeing, we invite you to stay at Candeo Hotels Ueno Park, conveniently located near Ueno, Uguisudani, and Nippori. Ueno Park, also known as "Ueno no Mori," is a culturally rich area featuring the Tokyo National Museum, the National Museum of Western Art, the National Museum of Nature and Science, and the Ueno Zoo. It is a lush park filled with events throughout the year. During cherry blossom season, you can enjoy the beauty of the blooming sakura. Additionally, the hotel is adjacent to the "Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi" area, known for its lively shopping streets full of warmth and charm, as well as its popularity as a walking course. We look forward to welcoming you as a base for both business and sightseeing.

Direct train access to Ikebukuro, Ueno, and Tokyo via the Yamanote Line! Just a 3-minute walk from Komagome Station North Exit! Perfect for travel, business trips, or exams. All rooms are non-smoking! A designated smoking area is available outside.

Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro is located approximately a 2-minute walk from the East Exit of Ikebukuro Station. We offer a wide variety of Room types, including single Rooms for business travelers, semi-double Rooms for couples, triple Rooms, and quad Rooms for families. Within the Hotel, you will find a convenience store, a restaurant, and a café, allowing you to enjoy your stay without being affected by the weather. From the Hotel, you can view the Yamanote Line and Saikyo Line trains arriving and departing at Ikebukuro Station, and in spring, you can enjoy breakfast while admiring the fully bloomed cherry blossoms from the restaurant. The Hotel offers excellent access to Tokyo Station, Shinjuku Station, and airports, making it a convenient base for travel, business trips, or attending events. Our staff is available at the front desk 24 hours a day, ensuring a safe and comfortable stay. All of us at the Property strive to provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere and look forward to hosting you. We sincerely await your stay with us.

A high-quality Property for relaxation has opened in the heart of Tokyo.Located 40-50 minutes by train from Narita Airport and a 4-minute walk from JR Yamanote Line's "Tabata Station." It also offers smooth access to Ueno, Asakusa, Akihabara, and other popular areas.This area, commonly referred to as "Yanesen," is full of charm with attractions such as the nostalgic "Yanaka Ginza," the famous "Nezu Shrine" with its red thousand torii gates, and the beautiful Japanese garden of "Rikugien." Nearby, you can also find activity Facilities where you can experience Japanese culture, such as "kimono dressing" and "samurai experiences."The building is a spacious three-story house with five bedrooms combining Japanese and Western styles, accommodating up to 19 guests.Beyond the living room, furnished with carefully selected sofas, lies a large garden surrounded by trees, creating an atmosphere that makes it hard to believe you're within the Yamanote Line area. Enjoy outdoor afternoon tea or coffee on the wooden deck while feeling the sunlight filtering through the trees and the breeze on the hill. At night, the garden trees can be illuminated, and in autumn, the garden is enveloped in vibrant red foliage.Spend a luxurious time in Tabata, the "literary town" once favored by renowned authors such as Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Kan Kikuchi, and Naoki Sanjugo.