Yuyake

Name: Yuyake
Address: Ikebukuro 2-55-12 Apt 501, Tokyo, 170-0014, jp
Rating: 5.3

Ikebukuro 2-55-12 Apt 501, Tokyo, jp

5.3

Pleasant

3 reviews

Check-out 10:00 AMApartments

What we measured

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

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

About this hotel

Luxurious Accommodation in Tokyo's Vibrant Heart Prime Location : Nestled near Ikebukuro Mitake Shrine and a shopping haven at Ikebukuro Marui Shopping Center. Modern Amenities : Enjoy free WiFi, air conditioning, and household essentials including a fridge and coffee machine. The apartment boasts a balcony for relaxation. Convenience Redefined : With 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, 2 bathrooms, and laundry facilities, Yuyake ensures a comfortable stay. Close proximity to key attractions like Nishi-Ikebukuro Park and Ikebukuro Station. Indulge in a premium stay at Yuyake, where luxury meets convenience in Tokyo's bustling district. Book now for an unforgettable experience!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

Heating

Lift / Elevator

Non-smoking throughout

Fire extinguishers

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