ORI Ikebukuro
THE HOTEL
4 min. from Ikebukuro Station
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This hotel doesn't have a car or bicycle parking area; you can get here with public transport or use local public parking.
All rooms are equipped for living. Two-burner kitchenette, microwave, and mid-size fridge are ready for cooking-while-traveling quests. An in-unit washer/dryer to refresh your travel wardrobe, and while you wait for the laundry, catch up with your favorite streaming-platform show on a 43” TV. The bathroom is equipped with a rainfall showerhead, and for a full Japanese experience, every room is also equipped with a smart toilet.
You’ll feel like living in the city, whether you stay for a night or choose to stay longer. But if the latter, housekeeping is included every 6 days. Trash out, bathroom cleaned, linen changed.
If you need to store your luggage, make a reservation by phone in Japanese or ask for local recommendations, visit the Front Desk on the ground floor (8 a.m. - 9 p.m.). We can help. All our staff speak English fluently.
And when you’re ready to get out into Tokyo, you’re only 4 minutes from Ikebukuro station and Yamanote Line, which gets you anywhere in the city in less than 30 minutes: Shinjuku (6min), Shibuya (9min), Ueno (16min) or Asakusa (26min).
Amenities
Reception
ORI Ikebukuro
8 AM to 9 PM
The Rooms
We offer rooms ideal for both solo travelers and families. Each room is equipped with all the essential amenities, and we provide optional extras to enhance your stay.
For bookings of 3 rooms or more, please contact us directly.
Your booking
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Each room must have at least one adult
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With Kabin, book direct and get more!
✔ Lower rates on every stay
✔ Faster online check-in
✔ Local recommendations from our team
Where you'll be
Minami Ikebukuro
Minami-Ikebukuro hosts a busy local life for all ages: Indie anime shops, used bookstores and Otome Road (a major destination for women who love manga and anime) offer contrast to the young energy that the aquarium, the observatory and the numerous floors of the Sunshine City entertainment complex bring to the area. One thing is certain: No one is bored. Stay observant of the narrow streets, where 10-seats-or-less ramen spots hold a line of locals out the door, and Japanese cafes where locals share seasonal drinks. The hints of what’s trending for locals are all around. It is a neighborhood that finds more residents than tourists, and a city that doesn't feel like it's performing itself for visitors. Minami Ikebukuro mixes a Tokyo residential character with the lively dynamic of a well connected neighborhood. After all, it is home to Ikebukuro Station, the third busiest station in the city after Shibuya and Shinjuku. Hosting 8 lines of trains and subways, including the JR Yamanote Line, you’ll get to almost anywhere in the city in less than 30 minutes.




