Hson90
9/10
Vietnam 🇻🇳
Pros: Clean, bright, very quiet, like a small home. The room is pretty cozy. Close to the city and shop. 7-11, Family mart, Mini Stop are just 100 steps away. Donkihote shop, Animate shop, shopping mall like Aeon are around too. JR and metro Station is also just 100 steps away.
Cons: nothing in particular. Perhaps it's better to provide just one box of small detergent tablets for one-week stay, longer than that have to bring one's own detergent.
Jakub
8/10
Belgium 🇧🇪
Great for short and active stay in Tokyo
Pros: Lovely and quiet rooms to rent in the Tokyo Skytree area, but with a convenient connection to the centre and Shibuya through a metro/train station nearby. Convenience store, pubs and little restaurants within walking distance. Perfect location for a Tokyo newcomer. Check in is serviceless, so you can come at any time of the day (or night). Manager was responsive and helpful.
Cons: The room was enough for two people to sleep, but not to stay - but that's Tokyo, all the fun is outside, so we didn't mind!
Leonard
9/10
United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Pros: Very well equipped room, very clean and close to all amenities. Good for all amenities and washing machine very handy.
Cons: Lighting could be improved.
Itamar
8/10
Israel 🇮🇱
nice place, great value, shit wifi
Pros: Nice and clean and quiet despite it being ground floor
Cons: Wifi was slow and disconnected often!!
Lucija
8/10
Germany 🇩🇪
It is ok
Pros: Great location, groundfloor is good but another floors not because there is no elevator (if you have big or more suitcases). There are shampoo and shower gel. Price is good.
Cons: There is no tv, no adapter for power plug, too small room but you can see that before you book,
Jeffrey
8/10
United States 🇺🇸
Convenient location. Secure. Clean. Affordable.
Pros: Right next to the Sky Tree and just 5-10 minite walk to the train station. Price is affordable for a crash pad. Wouldn't stay and extended time.
Cons: Noisy street outside in the ordinary and evening as people are traveling about. Room said it came with a futon but that was more of a duvet than a Japanese futon. No true futon pad to sleep on, just a lumpy duvet.