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I always have a comfortable stay here. This time, I was on the 4th floor, and it really helped that there was almost no step between the unit bath and the room. I’ll be happy to stay again. Thank you very much.

I always feel that this is a very simple and functional Hotel. It’s close to the station, there’s a convenience store on the way from the station, and it also has a bathroom, so it’s very good.

It was great that the hotel was close to the station. The breakfast was delicious and thoughtfully prepared, with a wide variety—excellent overall. I would like to stay again.

This was my third stay, and as always, the bath was wonderfully relaxing. The breakfast was also excellent—every single side dish was delicious, and I was able to enjoy a hearty meal, so I was very satisfied. Just one thing: on both days, the amenity towels had a damp smell when they got wet, so I hope you can look into that. It remained a calm and comfortable place to stay. I would like to visit again.

This was my third stay. The Room was very clean. I booked the Hotel’s choice Plan, and they upgraded me to a Premium Single Room, which I was very satisfied with. The TV was very large, and the Room size was also more than satisfactory. The bath area has one large bathtub, a sauna, and a cold bath; compared to Hotels with only unit baths, the level of satisfaction is completely different. I can recommend the breakfast. I don’t think there are many items, but I especially recommend the rice and pork miso soup. The grated yam, egg-over-rice, croissants, and more were all very delicious. If I have another chance to stay in Koshigaya, I will use this Accommodation again.

It had been a while since my last Multiple Night Stay, but I was able to relax very well. The meals were delicious, and I ate more breakfast than usual. I was especially happy that yogurt was available. Due to time constraints, I couldn’t fully enjoy the complimentary drinks at a leisurely pace, but overall it was a satisfying stay.

Compared with my memory of staying at a Super Hotel in Okayama about 27 years ago, it has evolved unbelievably—and it was fantastic. Since hotels in central Tokyo are expensive on Fridays, I’m glad I chose this Akabane location a little outside the center. The room had a wide lower bed and a loft bed you climb up to, but we were basically just sleeping there, and both were fluffy and comfortable. The trash bin was large and clearly separated for sorting. Even though the room is compact, it’s fine for two people for one night—there were two outlets by the tissue box as well, and with a power strip it’s more than enough. Here are the highlights: The breakfast buffet is inexpensive yet very satisfying and delicious. The Tokyo milk, croissants, eggs, and other dishes were all great. Even though space is limited, there’s a carbonated public bath—and you can use it continuously from night through morning, which is wonderful. Of course I went twice. I was exhausted, but soaking first thing in the morning woke me right up. There are plenty of amenities available at the front desk; I like higher pillows so I could borrow one, and they even had sheet masks. The loungewear comes as separate top and bottom pieces (like at a massage place), with multiple sizes to choose from. No checkout procedure needed. Breakfast has become incredibly luxurious compared to what it used to be (just bread and coffee). The bedding is fluffy. Just one request: the room lighting is quite dim. For makeup application, I’d really appreciate having even just one very bright white light near the TV area. I brought my own lighted mirror so I managed fine, but without one it would be difficult. It’s also convenient—one train line from Tokyo Station and close to the station—so honestly better value than paying high prices in central Tokyo. Having twin beds (not just doubles) for two people was great too: enjoy breakfast buffet options galore after picking up amenities at the front desk before heading to that relaxing public bath! Even the disposable shampoo/conditioner quality was perfectly fine. I’m glad we didn’t force ourselves into an overpriced hotel downtown. Also worth mentioning: there’s a tasty champon restaurant on the way from the station to the hotel that’s open until 10:30 p.m.

For this price, it’s wonderful to be able to stay right in front of Kita-Senju Station. The happy hour was also great. The loan umbrellas were very helpful when it suddenly rained. I will stay again.

Reservation with a Room-assigned Plan Although I stayed solo, I was upgraded to a spacious twin Room, which was extremely comfortable. I especially appreciated the thoughtful amenities—shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were all from KNOLL—which was a big plus for me.

I will stay here again. As mentioned in other reviews, the front desk is right next to the elevator, which made me feel secure. The welcome drink bar is available for a long time, and it’s conveniently located near both the station and a convenience store. The room was compact, but because the TV is wall-mounted, there was plenty of shelf space and I had a comfortable stay. The amenities were high quality. There was also a neighborhood public bath map, so I’d like to try one next time. Thank you for your hospitality.

On the day of check-in, we were upgraded to a higher room category. It was a corner room on the top floor. The view was amazing, and the room was spacious—we were very satisfied. The unexpected hospitality was wonderful. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

Conveniently located very close to the subway station, making for a comfortable stay. Breakfast was also varied and delicious. The guest room was kept very clean. Some hotels often have a distinctive lingering odor, but this Hotel had none at all and felt exceptionally fresh and spotless. I was able to sleep comfortably as well. Another pleasant surprise was that the pajamas included pants. Most places provide only a top in a yukata style, but this Hotel’s service was attentive even in that regard. I would like to stay here again when I travel to Tokyo on business.

I don’t stay at a Business Hotel very often, but after reading other guests’ Reviews, I felt they were exactly right. Considering the location, I think the price is reasonable. Since it’s uncommon to drive within Tokyo’s 23 wards, it seemed there were only two parking spaces available, but even though I stayed on a Sunday night, I was able to apply on the day and get a spot, which was a big help. I had been prepared to use a nearby paid parking lot, but it was much easier being able to park in the closest place. The room itself felt perfectly fine. Breakfast was also delicious.

Thank you for your hospitality! This is a small Hotel facing a main street in Ikebukuro. The building itself is quite old, but the room was very clean and well maintained, and it was a quiet Hotel with hardly any noise. The breakfast area was also well laid out, and we enjoyed a delicious breakfast with a nice view! This is a Hotel I would like to stay at again when needed!

Because there was availability, I was able to stay on the ladies-only floor. Both the room and the women’s bath had ReFa hair dryers. The numbering for Ikebukuro Station’s underground exits was hard to understand, and since the Hotel has two entrances, I got a little lost at first. However, when I went out after check-in, I realized that a subway exit is right next to one of the entrances.

The Facilities and amenities are excellent, and the staff service is outstanding as well. I especially loved that you can get free supplements. If I stay in Ikebukuro again, I’ll choose this place or one of its affiliated properties!

This Hotel offers excellent value for money, and I always stay here whenever I visit Tokyo. Once again, I was very satisfied with the cleanliness, the attentive yet unobtrusive service, and the convenient location.

This is my regular accommodation when I visit Ikebukuro. I registered through the app this time. Thank you for your continued support.

I stayed here because it was convenient for a live show at Belluna Dome. The main building was under renovation, so I had a Room on the 7th floor of the new wing. Even though it’s called “new,” the design feels a bit dated. Still, the sheets felt clean and fresh. There were amenities and free drinks available 24 hours. The bath area had a steam sauna, which really helped me recover after getting tired from the show in the rain. I think I stayed in for about 20 minutes until I dozed off. After that, I relaxed while feeling the breeze at the outdoor bath. It’s a bit of a walk from Ikebukuro Station, but there are restaurants all along the way, so it was enjoyable to look around. The weather was bad and I didn’t feel like going out for breakfast, so even though my plan didn’t include breakfast, I used the dining hall. Ham-and-eggs set: 600 yen (with two eggs). My companion had the salmon set: 600 yen (with two pieces of salmon). Great portions and we were very satisfied. The staff were calm and spoke good Japanese. I’d like to stay again next time. A couple of disappointments: The TV in the Room was so small it made me laugh. The washbasin was also too small, and water splashed everywhere.

The room initially seemed small and uncomfortable based on the photos, but it turned out to be a pleasant stay. The view from the room's window was likely one of the reasons for this, as it felt open and not claustrophobic. The bathroom and toilet were indeed small and not very comfortable to use. However, there were no malfunctions, and as expected, the toilet had a bidet function. I'll give it full marks for that reason alone. It might be worth upgrading the showerhead to something better since this is not a Business Hotel. Adding an odor-eliminating feature to the toilet could also improve things further. A slightly larger TV screen in the room would have been better since it's not very clear when viewed from the bed. I used my own DVDs with a DVD player provided in the room and watched Saariaho's "L'Amour de Loin" and Pergolesi's "Adriano in Siria." The soundproofing of the room could be improved as some ambient noise from outside was audible, though it wasn't overly disruptive—just enough to keep my volume low while watching movies or listening to music. The room was clean with a comfortable bed, offering no major inconveniences; however, overall it felt comparable to a Business Hotel standard. Some high-end Business Hotels even offer better rooms than this one—with more functional TVs, air purifiers readily available, or accessory trays provided. For its price point, I found the room somewhat lacking; however, what truly stands out about this hotel is its excellent location—it’s directly connected to Sunshine City shopping complex! The hotel's interior design is stylish overall; having well-stocked convenience store items nearby adds value too! The view from my upgraded higher-grade Room (thanks due-to availability) especially shines at night-time scenery-wise! Elevators are plentiful so waiting times aren’t frustrating either! Breakfast buffet quality-wise rates average yet unique inclusion like buckwheat galettes stood-out positively amongst offerings! In conclusion: While pricing may lean towards expensive-side relatively speaking—this accommodation excels primarily thanks-to unbeatable location alongside stunning nighttime views