Hotels near Itabashi Station, Tokyo

Great hotel, we really liked it. Upon arrival we were met and helped to register. They told us everything, showed us. The room is clean, has its own shower, toilet, kettle and stove. Quite close to the metro. The area is quiet.

The room is not big, the furnishings and decoration are not new, but it is very clean and comfortable for one person. It is 200 meters walk from JR Mejiro Station, and it is very convenient to go to Shinjuku Shibuya Ikebukuro. It is a very quiet and convenient community, with convenience stores, drug stores and various types of restaurants nearby. The buffet breakfast has a rich variety and is cost-effective. The front desk staff's English is OK, and basic communication is no problem.

Smart check-in and check-out, go to the hotel through the platform early in the morning to check in and follow the instructions. It is very convenient and simple. The location is very close to the subway station. You can definitely get there within 5 minutes. There are restaurants or daily necessities shops along the road from the subway station to the hotel. It is also very close to Rikugien Garden. The room is very spacious, well-equipped, and separated from wet and dry areas

Very friendly and helpful staffs. I stayed for 7 nights and everything in the room was perfectly fine to suit my needs, room wasn’t big but wise sized and cozy enough for me as a solo traveler. Excellent location easy accessible to all sightseeing spots, MRT stations are couple minutes away. Kabukicho is 5 mins walk, large amount of shops and restaurants nearby. A convenient store on G/F and you can grab food and drink easily. The only demerit is, it’s too close to Kabukicho and there’re bars right next to the hotel thus it’s always busy and crowded, you might have to pay more attention at night when walking back to hotel.

If you're looking for an affordable and good-quality place to stay, I highly recommend this hostel. Although it's a hostel, it offers a surprisingly high level of privacy and ample space, so you won't feel cramped. I arrived before the check-in time and the staff kindly allowed me to leave my luggage. Finding the place wasn't difficult, but it's a bit of a walk from Shinjuku Station. If you have heavy luggage, it might be tiring, but there are underground walkways and elevators available, so it's not too inconvenient. I stayed here for 5 nights in a 6-bed female dorm. The room was clean and spacious enough to fit a 28” suitcase, and the beds were quite large. As a larger person, I found them very comfortable and didn't feel cramped at all (I slept on the bottom bunk). The bathrooms were clean and had both showers and bathtubs. Liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, and hairdryers were provided, so you don't need to pack them. If you don't want to bring your own towel, you can rent one from the hostel. The kitchen is quite small but has a microwave, refrigerator, and sink. There weren't many dishes available, but I think you could ask the staff if you need more. The laundry room has two coin-operated washing machines and two coin-operated dryers. I used them late at night, so I didn't have to wait in line. If you don't have any coins, you can exchange with the staff. The common areas on each floor have plenty of seating for guests. There are also multiple power outlets available if you need to charge your devices. There are Lawson and 7-11 convenience stores nearby, which is very convenient. Cons (personal opinion): - Unfortunately, on one of the nights I stayed, the fire alarm went off several times in the middle of the night. I think there was only one staff member on duty that night. The guests and I tried to find the cause of the alarm but couldn't find anything. When I asked the staff, he didn't know either. It might have been a malfunction of the system. Luckily, there wasn't actually a fire. - If you're sleeping on the bottom bunk, even if the top bunk has curtains, the light still reflects off the wall, which can be disruptive to your sleep.

We had previously stayed here during sakura season and liked the convenience of the hotel being close train station. We appreciated all the relevant shops between the train station to the hotel ( drug store, bakeries, a couple of noteworthy restaurants and kombinis). We especially liked the smooth check-in process and the helpful staff whenever we asked for suggestions. Although the rooms were a little small, we valued the spotless condition and the good use of space in the way the room layout was done. Thumbs up for the well thought out bathroom and water pressure. This time around, we also enjoyed not having to be in the cold for too long especially because it was so easy to get from the station to the hotel that we didn't even have to use Google Maps.😄. This time around, we were staying in the annexe building and we had an enjoyable stay with all the well thought out perks of staying at the Almont Nippori Hotel.

A great little hotel run by three Chinese sisters. The other staff can speak Chinese, so communication is barrier-free. The service is very considerate and the decoration is very warm, making people feel at home even in a foreign country. The hotel is located in a residential area, very quiet, with supermarkets, convenience stores and self-service laundry rooms nearby, which are very convenient for life. It is only a few minutes' walk from JR Nippori Station, with convenient transportation, whether it is to and from the airport or to take the Yamanote Line to various popular attractions. The hotel room is moderate in size, slightly more spacious than the standard Japanese hotel, but the bedding is very comfortable, and the mattress is really the most comfortable I have ever slept on. I asked the boss, who said it was Nishikawa's mattress, and I must find a way to buy one and bring it back later. The hotel also has a public living room with floor heating and a dining table, providing various kitchen supplies. You can buy food from the supermarket and eat here, or cook simple meals yourself, which is something that ordinary hotels cannot do. In short, this is a hotel worth staying in repeatedly, especially for tourists with language barriers and unfamiliar with Japan, it is definitely the first choice.

The hotel is new and located in Shinjuku. It is convenient for traveling and is some distance from the station. The room facilities are good, the room is slightly small and fully functional. Good service, very satisfied with my stay!

Due to the flight delay on the first day of check-in, it took a long time to find the location of the apartment at night. The map is very useful. In fact, the navigation is quite accurate. We also printed the route map provided by the landlord to save time. In the next few days, I found that the location was pretty good, with easy access, with stations and convenience stores everywhere, which was very convenient.