Kimi Ryokan

I used it to get to Moomin Valley Park. For the January Train Stamp Rally, I was alone, so I used the dormitory at the east entrance, but this time I chose it because I was with my wife. 1. Japanese-style room with a teetotal 　It was a Japanese-style room of 4.5 tatami mats because there were two people. 　Bath and toilet are separate. 　It is a bath, but you can use it by appointment only (either in the morning of the day or at check-in), but if you don't choose a time slot, you can use it somehow. 　There is a shower, but my wife used it once, and like the dormitory at the east entrance, she wanted to pack it a little. I think the shower has set the temperature for foreigners. "Room fixtures 　It is a towel, but since it is a Japanese-style room, I thought it was a tenugui towel, but it was a bath towel. 　For consecutive nights, there is a change of futon cover and towel in 3 nights. 　Please be aware that you will not receive a new towel unless you declare it. 　I didn't check all the rooms, but they had OA taps and two USB terminals. 　Personally, I had an OA tap, a two-legged charger, and a smartphone charger, but I was able to get through it with just one OA tap and charger, including my wife Galacar. 　 Hinoki bath 　Temperatures varied from day to day. 　Well, if it's too hot, just dilute it with water and bathe it. Four forehands to watch out for. 　① The cafe and the entrance are the same on 45-yard 　I checked in on Sunday, and the cafe was pretty popular too, so I waited quite a while at the entrance. 　Since there is a self-service entrance, I think it is better to manage it at the cypher lock (you can tell by email or something before you check in) so that guests can enter, like the dormitory at the east exit of Ikebukuro station. 　I hope it's just a busy day. 　② Power supply in the room after 45 minutes 　I was playing an online game and left it in automatic combat while I was out, but when I got back, my laptop was dead and the battery seemed to be running out. 　I don't know if I can do this (to prevent an electrical fire in my absence), but I did wish I had a laptop in a common room or something. There are concerns about theft, though.

Small neighborhood ryokan, nice, friendly staff. For the rest.... the rooms smell of moisture, the futons are so flat that you hardly feel them anymore, the showers are outdated (the painting of the ceiling is cracked and black). I won't even mention the private bath that barely looks healthy. Those who put 4/5 are far too conciliatory. It's a shame for the staff, but it's a very average hotel, relative to the price.

It was my second ryokan experience. Yet, it was more like a hostel/ryokan. Since it is more like a budget hotel the room was really small and narrow. It was really hard to fit in with two people and two big suitcases. Other than that it was a nice experience. It is in Ikebukuro which is a really central location. Hostel was clean and the staff were really nice.