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I enjoyed a wonderful stay during the Obon holiday at my favorite Chinzanso, booked through IKYU.com. The Japanese-modern style room was very relaxing. With a meal-inclusive plan, I indulged in Le Jardin's Evening High Tea. Toasting with champagne lifted my spirits, and the signa

Since I visit about once a year, I was worried if I could remember the check-in process, but the front desk staff handled it efficiently. It would be great if the public bath could be open until a later time. The room was clean and had a sense of cleanliness, making it very

This was my first stay. I appreciated the Room upgrade, but because my third-floor Room faced Kabukicho Tower, I could hear noise from idol events during the day, and advertising audio from the screen continued at night, so I couldn’t relax. A higher floor might have been better,

The large public bath was great, and there was free ice cream service on this day. I couldn't use the public bath in the morning as I had an early departure, but overall it was excellent. The room was smaller than a typical Hotel plan but caused no inconvenience. There wer

I stayed during the New Year holidays, and with fewer tourists, the reservation process was smooth, allowing for a relaxing stay. Despite its convenient location near the station, the accommodation offers reasonable prices and a large public bath, which are highly appreciated.

It made my usual stay at Dormy Inn feel even more reassuring. Although the large public bath is not an Onsen, it was kept very clean and turned out to be much more spacious than expected—very comfortable to use. I also enjoyed the usual complimentary services and found the u

I used the large public bath four times during my one-night stay. It was always quiet, allowing me to relax in the bath at leisure while enjoying a luxurious view of the skyscrapers in Nishi-Shinjuku from the open-air bath—what a blissful indulgence! The highlight of my stay w

The Room and the large public bath were both very clean. In addition, access to not only the Room but also the elevators and the large public bath requires a security card, so even as a woman traveling alone in my 60s, I felt very comfortable and safe. I also truly appreciate you

The large public bath is a great feature, and the bed is wide and very comfortable. The Room is small, but that’s not an issue since I travel light; I just wish the desk were a bit larger. I always take the complimentary water to my workplace the next day, but since it has the

The large public bath had a good Panasonic hair dryer, and although I didn’t use them this time, they also offer free late-night soba and ice cream—great services that made the stay very comfortable. It’s a bit of a walk from Ikebukuro Station, but there’s a convenience store nea

The hairdryer in the dressing room of the public bath had low airflow, so using a hairdryer borrowed from the front desk dried my hair faster. The toilets and sinks were clean and easy to use. The staff at reception were very polite and reassuring, and breakfast was delicious

The public bath was small, accommodating about four people, but by contacting the front desk in advance, they informed us when it was available, allowing us to enjoy it at our leisure. The Room had a tatami space separate from the bed area where we could stretch out and enjoy m

Overall, I was satisfied. The large public bath is not an Onsen, but it was spacious and pleasant, and I was able to relax at length and recover from my fatigue. I stayed for two nights, but since I didn’t know whether I would win the ticket lottery, I ended up making separat