Hotels with Restaurants in Ikebukuro

"I was given a room on the 7th floor on the main building. On the first night, there was only one other lady in the 6-pax dorm with me, and I think the 2 other rooms next door were empty. On the second night, there was also just another lady with the same room as me. But I think maybe one other occupant in another room. Overall it was a comfortable and safe stay. But if it were to be full, maybe the showers wouldn't be enough. There was enough space in the shower room for personal...

"Great location and friendly staff "

"Very convenient to train station, about 5 min. Sunshine City is about 15 min walk. "

"Great location just 10 min walk from c6 exit at ikebukuro station on the west side. West side is quieter than east side which is great for accommodation. Staff were friendly and accommodating. There is a coin laundry around the corner open 24 hours which is convenient. We stayed in a twin bed room and it was one of the largest rooms I've stayed in a hotel in japan. I would stay here again."

"A great budget hotel. The staff were very kind and helpful. A great place to stay if you are looking for more privacy than what a capsule hotel can offer. "

"Chose to stay in Ikebukuro for once instead of the usual hotspots like Shinjuku and Shibuya. Great location right next to escalators leading to the train station, options to eat nearby and decent sized room with space to actually open our suitcases, unlike other shoebox sized hotels in Japan where we've struggled to do barely that. Also had an extra suitcase delivered via courier on our second day which they were more than happy to accept and advise us it had arrived when we came back to our...

"The area is good except late at night, you will get approached by girls holding signs or guys with earpieces. The staff is very strict about enforcing hotel rules. The room is very good and has everything you need."

"Enjoyed staying at this hotel. All staff were really helpful. The free breakfast was so good. Walking distance to station. Felt really safe as a solo female traveler. "