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"This place was perfect, the area had easy access to food and the train station, it was also live at night, a lot of people out side , so it was nice to be around"

"Enjoyed staying here, location was good and having a bit more space than in a hotel. Plenty of kitchen appliances but could have done with a few more matching plates and glasses etc."

"Great place in Tokyo! 3 levels was perfect for our family with a grocery store one block away. Very convenient to the Oedo subway line in a quiet neighborhood. The beds were extremely hard, but maybe that’s the style here. Would definitely recommend."

"We did not like Tatami room"

"First time for us in Japan. We chose this listing mainly for the location and how many it could accommodate. It was only a few minutes walk to the train station as well as 7/11, Family Mart and places to eat. The unit itself could’ve been cleaner and in need of upkeep. The trash receptacles were labeled but faded which made it confusing. We also did not anticipate the narrow flights of stairs as it was not fully described in the listing. I would not recommend if you’re traveling with a toddler...

"Very small, very steep stairway. Okay position. Near Opera; one stop from Shinjuku Station; only one sink i.e. the kitchen, washing machine but no dryer. Had a decibel metre in the house checking for noise. All manageable but then got a note to say that we had 'stained' the pillow case. Got sent pictures and a bill for extra cleaning. As far as I can tell, it was some mascara off my make-up which should come out in a wash and, given they're white sheets, a bleach. Thank heavens we hadn't...

"We loved the condo! It was very clean when we arrived. With three bedrooms and a big kitchen and common area, there was a lot of space (for a Tokyo apartment, at least) for us and our two teens. The location was very convenient, just a short walk to two metro stations. Our kids loved going to Shibuya and Harajuku, just a short metro ride away. Was also just a short walk to Akasaka Guest House, and we went running around the two-mile loop there a few times. Much better than staying in a hotel!"