3 star Familys in Tokyo

Great staff, good location, plenty of food options around. Room was not huge but had a great big window so felt much bigger. Had all the facilities you expect from a 4* hotel. Comfortable bed, clean bathroom with tub. The window was my favourite thing.

This was my second stay with Tokyu Stay Ikebukuro. The hotel provides everything I need- comfortable bed, washer/dryer, microwave and quiet location near rail transportation. Checks all boxes for me.

Great quiet neighborhood with lots of restauRants breakfast included newly renovated very pretty, very clean room

Lovely modern hotel with friendly english speaking staff. Within 5 minutes walking distance of all the big name and fantastically designed shops. Also 5 mins to subway. This was the last hotel of my stay and all I really wanted to do was some last minute shopping. Close (on subway) to electric town and kitchen town. Department stores in Ginza tend to be bit more expensive than other areas in Tokyo. Dined at Tapas Molecular Bar at the Mandarin Oriental and Sant Pau in Nihombashi (both highly recommended) which were both about 15 minutes away (walking/subway). that is if you have researched what exit on the subway to exit from!! I will stay here again if I am lucky enough to return to Japan.

One of my favorite 'b' Hotels. I will stay in a 'b' Hotel anytime there is one, when I travel to Japan. They all seem to be very well located. This one has large bathrooms, and good breakfast, with outdoor seating. A good thing to know about thus location, is that there is an elevator from beside the TBS building to street level of the Hotel. This is great when you have luggage! Stay here!!

Could not rate this hotel better, in a fantastic area that's super close to Kamata Station and the rooms were clean with friendly, welcoming staff.

Overall it was a good hotel for the budget minded. A little difficult to find but a good central location for ryogoku, tsukiji, ginza, and akihabara.

Firstly, the hotel and room are very clean and tidy. The room is very small but you will expect it in a place like Tokyo and it is adjusted to what you pay compare to other hotels that offer bigger room. For us, it is fine because we did not come all those way to stay in a room. We struggle to place two open luggages on the floor area. Overall, I think it is very good if you are in Tokyo for short stay and like to go out and about. I will not recommend it to anyone who is looking for a romantic stay. The only downside is there is no complimentary tea or coffee. However, there is a 7/11 convenience shop across the road to buy milk and instant coffee. Hotel staffs English language skill is only basic level. They know enough words to communicate to you but something struggle to understand you. The location is east of Shinjuku which is approx. 10mins walk away from main train station and where all the shops are. However, there is a metro station next to the hotel and save walking to the main station. There are plenty of restaurants, takeaway and fast food places dotted around the hotel so there is no shorten of food supply (and you will enjoy the food too).

The hotel is quite quaint. Hidden between large buildings, there isn't much of a view. But the location is fabulous. Right behind the hotel is a subway station. A 10 minute walk to the metro. Over a hundred places to eat, all walking distance. And a grocery store across the street. The rooms are very large, comfortable and affordable for a two week stay. And the staff, very pleasant and helpful. I would stay here on all my future visits.

Very friendly staff and free breakfast and wifi included! We were also allowed to grab food from the breakfast area and take it back to our room to eat it, which was really nice.