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"We absolutely loved the apartment! It was spacious and cozy, with everything we needed: a kitchen with a large fridge, a washing machine, and a balcony with a great view! We checked in before leaving Tokyo, and it was so convenient for packing our suitcases. We had plenty of space to spread out, with room left on the floor. The location was incredibly convenient. We could easily and quickly get to all the places we wanted to visit. On our departure day, we simply took the monorail to the airport. Thank you for a comfortable stay!"

"Great place to stay for the price. Got a personal bedroom, the indoor shoes were quite fancy, everything was clean too. 10-15 min walk to Ikebukuro station though."

"Location: Very close to Mita Line's Onarimon Station, and the area is very quiet. There aren't many restaurants around, but it feels very safe. Room: The room space is quite good; two 30-inch suitcases can lie flat and open. The window is a bit small and doesn't open. There's a small sofa. Overall, the space is excellent for the price range of 900+. Service: All front desk staff can communicate perfectly in English, which is fantastic and completely barrier-free! They are responsive to questions and proactively provide information about the hotel's facilities. Next to the front desk, the coffee machine, soft drinks, and small snacks are all provided free of charge, including alcoholic beverages during the evening happy hour. The hotel isn't large but has a gym and a sauna. The sauna requires a reservation, offering a private space."

"I had a comfortable and safe stay all week! I'd definitely want to stay at this hotel again next time I'm in Tokyo for an extended period. It's also conveniently located near a subway station, making it easy to get to Ginza with just a short walk. It was a bit small for opening two large suitcases, but it was still great!"

"Location: Situated in the upscale Azabu-juban neighborhood, it's a pleasant five to six-minute walk from the subway station. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and you can even take a stroll to Roppongi and Tokyo Tower, passing many embassies along the way. Room: The room isn't huge but features a balcony, bathtub, shower, washing machine, refrigerator, microwave oven, and all the necessary cookware and dishes. It's incredibly convenient to wash clothes before heading out and return to them dry and wrinkle-free. This was a huge plus. The bedside charging outlets are plentiful, and the Bluetooth speaker even offers wireless charging. The TV has options like YouTube and Netflix. Service: The front desk staff speak excellent English and are very efficient. Registered members receive a complimentary breakfast set, which tastes great. If you opt out of daily housekeeping, you can get a 500 JPY voucher to use at the convenience store. However, you can still request fresh towels, trash bag replacement, and water refills. Cons: While most rooms offer a view of Tokyo Tower, the fresh air vent is located right above the bed, making it extremely noisy. Light sleepers will find this very disruptive."

"10 minutes walk by Shuttle stop at Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo (Kinshi-cho) from Haneda airport. It was a bit hard to find the place maybe because of construction around there (?) Situated in quiet neighborhood and convenient store near by (we sent our suitcases to next place by Takkyubin at the convenient store- what a great thing Japan has!). I liked only one unit each story. Well equipped and clean place as a cleanness is my priority. Extra 2 small mirrors were nice :) They have a washer which is plus. Looking Skytree for steps out was nice especially at night. We supposed to meet our son on same day who came from different airport. My husband and I got there one day late because our airplane had some computer problems. Our son who speaks/read only English got at place alone for the first day. Our son called me that there is no hot water when he wanted to take shower. He couldn't call them to ask it because we only have data plan (not calling plan). Luckily, he has a mother from Japan (me), so I was able to tell him how to turn heater on by using WhatsUp video call (my son was worried to read a review said ”there is no hot water”). No worries not having hot water - YOU JUST TURN SWITCH ON! - I think the switch was near kitchen (They said cleaning people turned water heater off for safety.) Having English explanation/labels preferably with pictures would be much helpful since most of people speak/read English. Overall, I liked this place!"

"The location is excellent, close to everything. It's just one stop from Akita Station, and the subway entrance is only about 100-200 meters away. The room is quite spacious. Besides the two single beds, there's an additional tatami room where you can lay out futons for two more people. The futons, blankets, and pillows for the tatami room are all stored in the closet. It's very convenient. There are many eateries in the small alleys nearby. Right at the entrance, there's a Lawson convenience store, and across the street is a supermarket. Although the hotel doesn't include breakfast, there's a kitchen, so you can buy milk, eggs, fruit, and bread from the supermarket across the street and prepare your own meals. There's also a bakery not far away with delicious bread. The kitchen is well-equipped with an oven, microwave, induction cooktop, pots, pans, and tableware. The supermarket across the street feels very Japanese. The milk is tasty, the eggs are good, and the apples are delicious – definitely worth checking out."

"Has two beds and a bunk bed. Perfect for two adults and two kids. Big washer/dryer. It’s like this place was designed for families. People who comment this place is small have no idea what they are talking about. This is Japan where spaces are small. For the money you are paying it is a very generous space. Best perk is that they have a balmuda toaster which makes the BEST toast. Staff were helpful and friendly. If I come again, I will most likely stay at a MONday apartment again!"