Keio Presso Inn Ikebukuro

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• Cosmicsoprano

  27 marzo 2016
  Smoky "non-smoking room"

  I was first assigned to a non-smoking room which did not smell but was disturbing due to the low frequency vibration sound coming somewhere from outside, so I requested for a room change; I was then assigned to a non-smoking room which smelt like a smoking room the moment the door was opened; the next option was stinking with deodorants which I sensed was to camoflauge the residual secondhand smoke. The only other room remaining was also like a smoking room, so I was compelled to return to the original room. There is a high chance that you will be assigned to a non-smoking room that does cause nausea and dizziness from thirdhand smoke here, and I highly discourage this place to non-smokers, not to mention people suffering from respiratory diseases.

  

• SergeBrel

  01 abril 2016
  Well recommended

  A great little hotel. Well located near to Ikebukuro station. My room was small but adequate and well worth the room rate. The staff were friendly and efficient. The breakfasts were also good. It would be hard to find any fault - well recommended

  

• ccherman1978

  18 noviembre 2016
  a wonderful choice

  our semi double room is on the 13rd floor, just next to the lift lobby. sound proof needs to be improved, we can hear people talking outside. room is pretty small (12 sqm) with not much space for your luggage. for its limited space, the table with 2 chairs just make the room even smaller. the hotel is eco friendly. they will reward you if you choose not to change bed sheets everyday by giving you bottle water free of charge. its location is just perfect, 5 mins from JR station. just a bit away from the busy Ikebukero crowd. it is close to a spa center, another 5 min walk, where you can enjoy onsen.

  

• DomenicoM1523

  07 enero 2017
  clean

  Hotel is located at few minutes by walking from Ikebukuro subway station. Rooms are clean and you can sleep well:room sizes are quite bit larger than other japanese hotels, however we are far away from european standard.

  

• 828TJA

  29 septiembre 2019
  Not as good as the hotel thinks it is

  The rooms are about the same size as at the economical Toyoko Inn brand, and barely any better outfitted, but cost almost twice as much. So what do you get for that extra money? A breakfast that is slightly better than Toyoko's, a fancier lobby (several floors up from the street entrance), a mattress that feels like plywood covered with thin cloth, and a TV that turns on EVERY time the guest enters the room. What it doesn't have is a place to print a boarding pass or anything else. I've been to many hundreds of hotels in 50+ countries and never before encountered a hotel that lacked that facility. The desk person actually told me to go do it at a convenience store. Japan is a very modern country so should be embarrassed this deficiency. This hotel is overpriced for what it offers.