Uhome Suite Kizuna Ikebukuro

Name: Uhome Suite Kizuna Ikebukuro
Address: 2-63-12, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Tokyo, 170-0014, Tokyo, 170-0014, JP
Telephone: 81-50-55327003
Rating: 9.4

2-63-12, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Tokyo, 170-0014, Tokyo, JP

9.4

Exceptional

2 reviews

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What we measured

5.4 km from the centre of Tokyo
2.7 km from St. Mary's Cathedral
22 km from Tokyo Haneda International Airport (HND)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Modern and Convenient Accommodations Homey Amenities for Your Comfort Experience home-like comfort with our shared kitchen, complimentary toiletries, and free Wi-Fi. Each room is equipped with a refrigerator and a flat-screen TV for a cozy stay. Explore Nearby Attractions Conveniently located near Sunshine City Shopping Mall and Rikkyo University, our property offers easy access to popular landmarks. Explore the city with ease! Easy Access to Major Airports With Haneda Airport just 32 km away and Narita Intl. Airport 76.7 km away, traveling to and from our hotel is a breeze. Book your stay at Uhome Suite Kizuna Ikebukuro for a memorable Tokyo experience.

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Smoke-free property

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