Hotels near Karaoke All Nishi Ojima in Tokyo

Hotel was easy accessible from Shinjuku station through an underpass. There’s a video from hotel website that shows how to get to hotel using the underpass. There are eateries/restaurants/Lawson/familymart in the hotel. Lobby looks nice and grand. However the room and toilet are kind of old fashioned. Luckily it was still quite clean. The laundry machine for washing and drying were separate. After wash you have to go and manually transferred to dryer :( and you can’t monitor the washing status through tv. 2 other hotels we stayed b4 have this service. The rooms and facilities needed an upgrade. Will not come back again.

Good escape for you especially if you transit for long time or just lost your flight like me hahaha. They provide free shuttle bus to airport vice versa

Counter staff are friendly and can converse in English. Hotel room is small but since I am staying for one night only, it did not matter. Buffet breakfast is good and has a generous spread.

Title: A Memorable Stay at Ikebukuro Rating: ★★★★★ I recently had the pleasure of staying at an exquisite hotel in the heart of Tokyo's bustling district of Ikebukuro. From the moment I stepped into the lobby, I knew I was in for a treat. This hotel truly exceeded my expectations in every aspect, making my visit to Tokyo an unforgettable experience. First and foremost, the location of the hotel was simply superb. Situated in Ikebukuro, it offered a perfect blend of convenience and tranquility. Despite being in the midst of a vibrant neighborhood, the hotel managed to create a serene atmosphere that allowed me to unwind after a day of exploring the city. The nearby train station made it incredibly easy to access other parts of Tokyo, ensuring that I could effortlessly embark on my sightseeing adventures. The hotel's staff deserves the highest praise for their exceptional hospitality. From the warm welcome at check-in to the attentive service throughout my stay, they consistently went above and beyond to ensure my comfort and satisfaction. They were knowledgeable about the local area, providing valuable recommendations for dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Their attention to detail and genuine care truly made me feel like a valued guest. The accommodations themselves were nothing short of luxurious. My room was impeccably clean, spacious, and elegantly designed. The comfortable bed and plush linens guaranteed a restful night's sleep, and the panoramic views of the city from my window were breathtaking. The amenities provided were top-notch, ranging from high-speed Wi-Fi to a well-stocked minibar, ensuring that I had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. One of the highlights of my visit was the hotel's dining options. The on-site restaurant served a delectable array of both local and international cuisine, expertly prepared by talented chefs. Each meal was a culinary delight, tantalizing my taste buds with flavors that I will fondly remember. The restaurant's elegant ambiance and attentive service further enhanced the dining experience, making it a true feast for the senses. Lastly, the hotel's attention to guest safety and well-being was commendable. They implemented rigorous hygiene protocols, providing a clean and sanitized environment. I felt reassured knowing that my health was their top priority, allowing me to fully enjoy my stay without any concerns. In conclusion, my stay at this Ikebukuro hotel was an absolute delight. From the prime location to the outstanding service, luxurious accommodations, and exceptional dining experiences, every aspect was meticulously crafted to provide an unforgettable stay. I wholeheartedly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Tokyo, as it truly embodies the essence of Japanese hospitality and offers an unparalleled experience. Ikebukuro Hotel, thank you for making my visit to Tokyo so memorable. I eagerly look forward to returning in the future. Note: This review is purely fictional and based on the general expectations of a positive hotel experience in Ikebukuro, Tokyo.

See attached for the ”********” (If you don't see this picture that means trip.com block this picture to prevent ”freedom of speech” since trip.com is a Chinese company which former company named Ctrip.com) I don't get why this ******** is still working at this hotel. She had no manner to work as a front desk but more as a janitor who does not need to apply a skill for good attitude and communication skill. I told this ******** to change the bedsheet. ******** replies ”2pm is cleaning time now 3pm”. I told this ******** to ask the cleaning lady to see if they are willing to do so, if not, it's fine. ******** replied with threatening voice ”only this time next time we will not clean your room” I don't get how you guys hired this ********. I've been staying at your hotel on and off for almost 3months. The rest of the staff are great except this rat **** ..?! Suggestion: If I'm your CEO of this hotel business I will fire this ******** right on the spot to make sure her poor service does not ruin the rest of the business. Hope you'll be mindful about your future business Also many hairs on the floor.

Great, well managed hotel in the Ebisu district of Tokyo. I was here for three nights before flying home. As mentioned turn right after you exit the JR train station and walk all the way down through the tunnel to the hotel. I really like the the outdoor mall at the Yebisu Garden Place with it’s unbelievable food court. This place should win an award for a urban outdoor development with book stores, coffee bars , high end restaurants, hotel and train station. If I’m traveling with my wife I would stay here. If I m traveling with my teenage kids I would stay at the Hyatt in Shinjuku as it is closer to the action. I loved the 17th floor executive lounge for afternoon snacks and drinks . But I preferred the lobby lounge for breakfast as it had a better selection of items. I would not however pay $130 extra for the lounge. The rooms were very nice . I was so impressed with how clean the rooms and lobby were maintained. This is a world class hotel in the upper price range.

Although I only stayed for one night, I had some nice chats with some of the people working here. Social hostel with a chill common area/room and bar. From the looks of it also organises nice and social activities, has recommendations for places to go eat and much more! Surely will consider this place again next time I visit Tokyo. Oh and have I mentioned already how central and close it is to the train station? 😄

Location is really convenient, close to train and many good restaurants nearby! There’s also a few convenient stores nearby! Room wise is really small but gets cosy. Although they do clear your rubbish, change your towels and toothbrushes daily, they don’t clean anything else. We did indicate for room cleaning a couple times but the floor was still dirty and there were hairs in the toilet floor. Reception staff was friendly and helpful. They do provide a variety of amenities that need to be taken from the reception lvl. On the room floors, they do provide water and ice dispensers. Overall, a good hotel 👍🏼

Hotel Gracery offers a delightful stay with its clean, albeit small, rooms and exceptional staff professionalism. The location is a true gem, being conveniently near to tourist attractions yet nestled in a quieter locale for a peaceful retreat. An admirable highlight was the eco-friendly purified water dispenser, a thoughtful and appreciated convenience. The only drawback, a single laundry machine, posed minor waiting times, indicating an area for possible improvement. Despite the minor hiccup, the hotel's superb location and high-quality service make it a highly recommended choice for any Tokyo visitor.

The hotel is close to the metro station and the Uneo Station. That makes it super easy to travel. The staff is quite helpful but the meals aren’t so good. It’s a set meal every single day and it’s not good. There is a set option with each meal between coffee and juice and if coffee is with the meal package you select, even if you don’t drink coffee, that’s the only option. I find that ridiculous!