Find Bungalows in Tokyo

"Very big, pretty, luxurious and clean room. They have all the things you need for the stay. The bathtub and the big screen are perfect. Service is also great. Point to note is that they are a bit distant from metro station and there are no elevators."

"Very warm little home Come to Japan to experience the homestay can be 2-4 people can stay. But a little far from the subway station 1.2-1.4km There are two subway stations nearby, Sensoji Temple and another station. It takes about 20 minutes to walk slowly. The surrounding area is a residential area. Shopping is a little less convenient. The landlord is very good. The reply is very timely, and the communication is directly Trip.com . You can check in and enter the password by uploading the data by email. It is best to live in a row so that you don't have to carry your luggage. Because I am going to Osaka the next day, I get up early. I can cook and watch TV. The facilities are very complete."

"The first time I came to Tokyo to feel the homestay, it was not bad. We went to Tokyo at the end of January. The room was on the first floor. It was a bit cold when I first entered the door. The air conditioner was turned on. It was a bit dry in the house for a long time. Japanese-style structure, there is a little less place to sit in the house, the four of us, the Japanese sand issued bags and clothes, we have to sit on the bed, dry and wet separation, the bathroom, kitchen, bathroom on the same side, even if it is a bit cold at first, but the bath water flow is very large, it is very warm after washing. It's a bit cold to go to the toilet. The furnishings and supporting facilities in the house are consistent with the landlord's picture, and the toilet paper is indeed patterned. One guest is cleaned, and if you need to clean in the middle, you have to contact the landlord separately and pay. The landlord will remind you not to make loud noises in the room and not disturb the neighbors. During our stay, we almost didn't see the surrounding neighbors, and almost didn't see a few people in the residential area. It should be home. It takes about 15 ～ 20 minutes to walk to Sensoji Temple, just to feel the streets of Tokyo. Around 10 minutes away there are 7-11, Rosen, and Life Supermarket (the name is forgotten, the bus stop to Tokyo Station is at this door, this line is to the station according to the schedule, we went early, waited in the supermarket + bought breakfast + warm up). It takes only 20 minutes to get to Tokyo Station by bus when leaving Tokyo."

"Very close to the station, convenient transportation, novel space, laundry and kitchenette, very suitable for many days and families; there is a chance to choose this location again. Thank you for your care these days!"

"Good location, there are supermarkets and supermarkets nearby."

"The entire building offers a great sense of space, and the facilities are brand new. Email responses were quick, and there's a convenience store next door, with a supermarket just a short walk away. 👍 The only drawback was a slight odor from the drain on the ground floor, which was a bit disappointing."

"Although it is small, it has everything! Here are a few points to note: 1. The wifi is unstable and sometimes not. The customer service asked us to restart (we tried to restart many times) or go to a nearby work station, but we didn't go. The data card we bought is unlimited, so it doesn't matter whether there is wifi or not; 2. If you have any questions, find the customer service, and the reply is still very fast. I really didn't notice that I had to inform the customer service one day in advance to collect the garbage. I stayed for 5 nights and collected it twice. The first time they said they would collect the garbage on the same day and the customer service said it was okay. The second time they said it on the same day, but they told me that they had to inform me one day in advance. And the garbage was said to be collected by opening the door, which I felt was unsafe, so I put it at the door and took a photo to tell the customer service that they could collect the garbage. 3. After checking in, I found that there were two doors. One door was very safe and required a password input. The other door was next to it. The customer service said it was very safe and there was no problem. We later put the garbage bag on this door. This door opens outwards. To be honest, those with strong strength may really be able to open it. If you mind, don't book it. We were so tired when we pulled the suitcases over that we didn't want to move anymore. If this door is pushed inward, it is actually much safer, because pushing inward is a staircase, and there are not many doors of different sizes, and people can't squeeze in. The wind was very strong on the fourth night, and this door felt like someone was pulling it, and the four girls were a little scared. 4. For the subway, it is a little far away. It is actually OK without a suitcase, but it feels so far with a suitcase. We got off the subway at Sensoji on the first day, ate Ichiran Ramen, and then dragged the suitcase all the way to where we lived. It felt a little tiring. But on the second day, I found that the No. 46 bus at the door was very convenient. 5. There is a Family Mart about 50 meters away, which is very convenient. I like the Dandan noodles of Family Mart. The Dandan noodles of this store were sold out by us in the last two days of the four of us. Finally, I will summarize the comments for friends who read the reviews. If you stay in this homestay, you must prepare to wear eye masks and earplugs."