louis stage ikebukurohoncho

The room is on the 3rd floor.. No WiFi, no TV.. The space is pretty good.. There are no restaurants in Kitaikebukuro Station.. It would be better to eat first before going back😂

The room was large enough and clean, which is rare in Japan. The only thing was that it lacked a larger table, making it difficult to put things.

The room was quite spacious and nice. And since it was newly built, it was so clean that it smelled like new furniture. It was about a 5-minute walk to the station in a straight line. When going to other busy areas, you definitely have to change subways at least once, but the neighborhood was quiet and there was a school nearby, so it was safe. It was nice. However, the floors were not soundproofed, so you could hear the thumping noises upstairs. In my opinion, it seemed like the people upstairs were quite loud (you could hear the sound of their suitcases), but other than that, I didn't hear any voices. There was no Wi-Fi and you couldn't leave your luggage before check-in, but overall, it was a satisfactory accommodation. I would like to use it again if there were many people.

I feel that there are many more apartment options for accommodation in Tokyo now, with small kitchens and washing machines, and the area is generally larger than that of hotels. After all, the new homestay law stipulates that the area of ​​a single room must be greater than 25 square meters. This eliminates the trouble of spreading out large suitcases. We stayed in this apartment for five nights and found it convenient to travel. It is only one stop away from Ikebukuro Station. The neighborhood is quiet and it is not noisy even if you sleep with the windows open. When we checked in, the apartment had just opened not long ago, so some of the equipment was not very complete, but as soon as we made suggestions to the landlord, they immediately sent folding tables and chairs that night. This spirit of serving guests is valuable. It is worthy of praise👍