Dash Living Ikebukuro West
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〒171-0014 Tokyo, Toshima City, Ikebukuro, 3 Chome−3−10 Dash Living Ikebukuro West, Tokyo, Japan
Amenities
Ratings and review sources
CI Score: 88 / 100
Average rating: 4.56 / 5 from 27 reviews
- Google: 4.56 / 5 (27 reviews)
Resident reviews
Recent review excerpts (10 of 27)
M Adan
Google · 1 / 5
Do not stay here. Paid a lot of money to stay here and there were so many problems.
1. It was so not clean we arrived - firstly the bed was not made and the towels were just thrown on a chair not made.
It’s like someone used the room right after house cleaning
We reported this because I did not want to use anything, it felt like someone had just been there.
They organised cleaning again a few hours later.
2. Found pills on the bottom of the bathroom floor opened - I did not want to touch this I didn’t know what it was
3. Found old tenants stuff on top of cupboards. Clearly did not clean the place before a new tenant came.
4. The back door entrance was always left open! Obviously this is more tenants fault but the door doesn’t even have a function to close itself.
I would spend money on other serviced apartments. Not an amazing experience at dash - this was also already paid for so we couldn’t leave for a month.
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Mavis
Google · 5 / 5
No written review provided.
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吴瑜驍
Google · 5 / 5
Thank you Kalinda and Pakben for their excellent service! I had a wonderful time staying at the apartment. They were always attentive and patient, responding to every request, which made me feel very secure and warm. The apartment environment was great, and the service was a huge plus; I had a super comfortable stay. Thank you both so much for taking care of me!
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Rycko F
Google · 5 / 5
No written review provided.
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Alice Wong
Google · 5 / 5
I really enjoyed my one-month stay at Dash Living Ikebukuro West. My room was clean, nicely decorated and well-equipped with amenities and basic appliances. The neighbourhood was quiet but convenient, close to subway, supermarkets and convenience stores.
Thank you to all the Dash Living staff who always answered my questions via WhatsApp's or emails very promptly.
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Terence Li
Google · 1 / 5
Former semi long term resident(6month),
1st day of moving in:
-Dirty underwear on the balcony
-All the frying pans and spatulas were heavily worn, with melted plastic parts
-One ceiling light bulb missing,
so I had to request replacements, which took them a week.
They also charge you 6500JPY transaction fee to return your deposit.
Residents: garbage was often thrown outside the trash room, and at one point someone literally took a dump 💩 on the carpet outside the elevator. Good luck if you're on the 13th floor.
Service was acceptable at first, but it deteriorated over time.
The leasing team (based in Dalian, China) are basically clowns w/o any common sense, or basic courtesy.
Not recommended if you plan to stay 3+ months.
They sold my room the 2nd month of my 6-month contract without any proper notice or asking whether I intended to renew.
Which costed me a significant amount of time, energy, and money relocating, changing my address, and handling everything again during peak tourist season.
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Avishag Attar
Google · 1 / 5
Got a filthy apartment full of cigarette buds (even though the building is non-smoking), that I had to clean myself since cleaning services just vacuumed the room and didn’t bother to deep-clean it after I sent them horrific photos. Promised a refund of 7,000 yen which 9 months after my stay I still didn’t get. If you don’t mind sleeping in a room never been cleaned properly, go for it!
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Antal Martinecz
Google · 5 / 5
I stayed here for a month with Dash Living in this building right after moving to Japan. It has everything necessary for daily life (moving straight in after landing is possible and convenient). The building is ablut 15min walk from Ikebukuro station (and just next to Kanamecho) with some really nice and cheap lunch/dinner options around.
I’d definitely recommend it to anyone that just moved to Japan and wanting to have an easy start (or is here on a trip)
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Andrea D'Alessandro
Google · 5 / 5
No written review provided.
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Carpediem
Google · 5 / 5
The building is new and the location is great, walking distance to multiple grocery stores and 3 minutes to the train station.
Rooms are very clean, with all the appliances needed.
Certainly more economical than staying at a hotel.
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