Hotels in Toshima

"This stay was quite nice, the bed was somewhat comfortable, the room was maintained well and there was enough room. It’s a big plus the black out blinds really made it dark to have a great sleep. My only gripe is that they should have made it clear that there is no cleaning of the room and it’s a paid service. There was two options that costed two different amounts. Never seen that before at a hotel so it was super disappointing. I guess times are tough, I also paid ¥2000 to check in 1.5 hours early regardless since the room was available."

"Clean, just needs an air purifier to rooms."

"Good location. Japan is famous for small hotel rooms, but the rooms in this hotel are really, really small."

"Absolutely loved it!! I would stay again. So close to the station, near konbini, department stores, and the shopping district! And I loved using the public bath. Absolutely loved it and highly recommend!!"

"The staff were always very helpful. They were able to have our large luggage transferred to the airport 4 days ahead of our departure so we didn’t have to take it all with us to Kyoto. Our room was quiet, clean and spacious with a beautiful view of Tokyo. All the toiletries were a bonus too! "

"Lovely hotel in a good location close to Ikebukuro station, and with a 7-Eleven attached. Only complaint is that we were given one key card between three of us and when we lost it on the last day they charged us £15 for a new one."

"This hotel has a great location minutes away from the JR lime train station. There are several convenience stores within a few blocks. Our bed was comfortable. The room is very small. Limited walking space and storage for luggage is under the bed. We did mot like the paid for breakfast option. It is ramen from the next door restaurant. It is good ramen we just do not want to eat it at 10am for breakfast time."

"Good budget hotel. No view but it’s enough to stay. It’s convenient. "

"Great hotel with nice lounge area with microwaveable food from vending machine (i didn't try any of it though), free (coffee/tea, soft) drink area. Helpful staf answered our questions. Behind the hotel was a 7-11 and a small park with cherry blossoms blooming since it was March. Very close to shopping and eating areas and Sunshine city, safe area. When you arrive, the front desk is located on the B1 floor and only stairs lead to it but, luckily, they have a step-free entrance but it needs a key. You have to call them on the intercom first but they will come up to meet you, just tell them you would like to use the elevator and they will lead the way, but that is not specifically said anywhere. Laundry: Had three coin washer/dryer units; Dryer isn't strong as the U.S. so probably need to run it 2+ times. I did find this hotel a bit far from the main station; Ikebukuro is a BUSY and HUGE station with many exits, so maybe have your luggage delivered to the hotel, if you have big suitcases. May be about 13-15 minutes to the Ikebukuro Station, also is a subway nearby. I didn't have any issues with the walk but I was with family that had a hard time walking, which made it a bit difficult. There is another hotel up the Street under the same company with similar sounding name, so make sure you have the correct name. Would recommend, if you don't mind walking a bit to the station. But close to airport pick-up bus stop."