Hotels near Nerima Ward, Tokyo

"It's about a 15-minute walk to Ikebukuro Station, but the walk doesn't feel long at all since there are so many shops, restaurants, and places to buy things along the way! The room was a bit small, and we couldn't fully open two large suitcases, but the value for money was excellent. I'd definitely stay here again next time I visit Japan."

"Overall the hotel was just what we expected. It was clean. It was small but good for the value. The neighborhood was nice. It felt local with lots of great restaurants around."

"Good price and sooooooo GOOD LOCATION not to far from train station, walk around 3-5 minutes from station. And it easily to take the train to Shinjuku because you haven’t change the train line. The room is small but not the problem but i can’t find the way to close the heaters and open the air conditioner, so i had to open the window at night for the cold weather for good sleeping. 👍🏻 the hotel will be remain in my list for next trip if i’d have plan to visiting Tokyo."

"Every time I visit Tokyo, I stay at this hotel. They offer complimentary single-use facial care products for women, which is a really nice touch. The hotel is clean and hygienic, offering a peaceful retreat despite its central location. Getting to and from the airport is also very convenient, as there's an airport shuttle bus stop just a short walk away at the Sunshine City Prince Hotel."

"I found the facilities and services to be incredibly thorough. The station is close by, and there's a convenience store and a supermarket for groceries nearby, which is very convenient. The room was also clean. I will definitely use this hotel again."

"Facilities: A bit outdated, as the hotel is a bit old. The TV is small, and the bathtub and toilet in the bathroom are a bit old-fashioned. You have to stand in the tub to shower, so it's definitely not for soaking. Service: No complaints, housekeeping was discreet and effective. Cleanliness: Visibly clean everywhere. Environment: The lobby leads directly to a shopping mall, and the subway is close by. Drawbacks: The disposable slippers were too thin, worse than those in budget hotels in China."

"I had a pleasant stay at Super Hotel Premier Ikebukuro. The hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of two subway stations, both about 8 minutes away. There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores such as FamilyMart, and other amenities nearby, making it easy to find food and daily necessities. Facilities: One of the highlights of the hotel is the onsen (hot spring) facility available for both men and women. It is generally less crowded, which makes for a relaxing experience. The only downside is that the onsen pool is relatively small. The hotel also offers a nice selection of pillows for guests to choose from, along with complimentary amenities and toiletries available near the front desk. The breakfast is excellent, featuring a variety of delicious dishes that feel homely and freshly prepared. Another nice touch is the complimentary drinks service, which includes alcoholic beverages and coffee from 5 to 9pm."

"If you love shopping, this is absolutely the hotel for you! Carrying all those shopping bags can be exhausting, but staying here means you can drop them off at the hotel and head right back out for more retail therapy 🛍️. You can even get to the mall through the hotel's back entrance without needing an umbrella – even if it's raining, you'll only be wet for the distance of one street crossing. The best part is the direct airport limousine bus service that stops right at the hotel entrance. Anyone familiar with the Tokyo subway knows the value of not having to drag luggage up and down stairs. There are so many malls nearby. Honestly, just Tobu Department Store alone is enough to keep you busy for at least three days, let alone all the other options. Everything you could possibly need is right here."

"I chose this hotel in Ikebukuro for my trip to Tokyo. It's about a five-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, which makes getting around quite convenient. There's a 7-Eleven right outside the hotel, so it's easy to pick up anything you need at any time. The front desk is on the third floor. Check-in was quick, and you can ask for multiple room cards if needed. There's also a hotel tax to pay, and the staff were all very friendly. For breakfast, you get a voucher when you check in. It's served on the second floor, and the dining hours are quite long, until 11 am. The set meals included in the voucher price are all good, with both Western and Japanese options, plus a self-serve beverage station. However, if it's not enough, you'll need to order and pay extra. The air conditioning in the room was comfortable, the shower had good water pressure, and the TV display was clear. Everything was great except for the Wi-Fi being a bit slow. On the first day, there were two complimentary bottled waters in the room, but after that, you have to go to the third floor to refill your own. For convenience, we just bought water from 7-Eleven. Other amenities like yukatas, toothbrushes, and towels can also be picked up from the third floor. On our last day, after checking out, we stored our luggage and went out for a bit. The weather was very hot these days, and when we returned, the staff thoughtfully offered us chilled wet wipes. They also gave us a warm send-off when we left. Overall, a very good stay."