Jinya
While some visitors find the Wi-Fi to be good and appreciate the potential for a pleasant stay, many reviewers complain about poor staff attitude and customer service, with some even reporting issues with hygiene and cleanliness in the facilities.
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Jinya existe depuis 1973 à l'ouest de la gare d'Ikebukuro — une vieille maison de quatre étages avec un bain et un sauna sec au sous-sol, des dortoirs et des chambres privées à l'étage, et un toit qui s'ouvre pour le bronzage nu en été. La clientèle est mature, la trentaine à la soixantaine, détendue et amicale avec les ours.
Pratique : 24 heures sur 24, aucun jour de fermeture, tarif forfaitaire de 2 800 ¥ pour une journée complète ; chambres privées 6 000 ¥ pour la nuit. Pas de site Web et pas d'anglais — mais il est constamment décrit comme l'un des bains les plus confortables pour les étrangers à Tokyo pour les clients bien élevés. Argent liquide, patience et une révérence à la porte.
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The facilities inside are fine, but the customer service is problematic. I'm a customer, after all. Using casual language is inappropriate.
The facilities are good, but the bathroom is like a sewer.
The staff's customer service was so bad it was unbelievable! 💢 I put money in the vending machine, but nothing came out, so I told the staff, and all they said was, "You definitely put it in!" 💢 What kind of staff member is so suspicious? 💢 It's the store's fault for using such an old vending machine! 💢
The attitude of the staff is awful. I wonder how they can hire people like that. There are hardly any customers and I will never go there again.
The phone service was poor. I just didn't understand what they were saying, but they hung up on me.
I stopped by to take shelter from the rain, and although the price was cheap, the bath was dirty, the shower was cold, and the bathtub had murky water. The sauna smelled of urine... I think it would be popular if they paid more attention to hygiene. The Wi-Fi was 5 stars, and the nap room... It's full of weird people, but if you wrap yourself up in a blanket and sleep, you'll be fine! Probably
Disgusting, I have never experienced algae in a bath in Japan before. The water smelled weird, bugs everywhere, tiny location with very little... Left after 10 minutes, shockingly disappointing 2500 yen wasted
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Last updated on 21 septembre 2026