The apartment was wonderful. Everything you needed was available such as a fridge with freezer in the kitchen, all the appliances. You can do your laundry in your own time. Several options for public transport in the surrounding. The Tokio Skytree is almost your neighbour. Great stay and definitely choose this again when in Tokio.

Maybe an extra small lamp makes the studio a bit relaxing in the evening then the big lights. For a stay of 7 nights maybe some extra towels ?

Great Location: 6 min walk from Honjo-Azumabashi Station and 7 min walk from Tokyo Skytree; and, 4 min walk from the nearest Lawson, with a 7/11 and another Lawson nearby as well. Plus a vending machine near the entrance. Great facilities: Kitchenette with everything included (Fridge, plates, cutleries, cleaning equipment, soap, ricecooker, toaster, microwavd etc.), separate toilet room and bathroom and a washing machine! The only thing that was off putting were the non-stick pots and pans that were scratched...We didn't use them and mainly cooked using the stainless steel bowl they provided. Great room: Spacious and clean, the Studio Room was just perfect for a couple; we initially were worried that it would be too small and wanted to opt for the bigger room, but it turned to be a good size. I can see that maybe for bigger people it might be a bit compact (We're 5'7"and 5'6") but compared to other rooms in Japan, this was great.

The scratched non-stick pots and pans. Maybe nitpicking on this but the lighting could've been better, the ceiling light was a bit too bright, would be great if there was a lamp for a softer light setting.

If you want an apartment in a quiet neighborhood, this is the place. Small but cozy. There’s a water filter directly from the sink that provided drinkable water.

About 10-12 minutes from the closest train station. It has a washing machine but no drying so you need to hang your clothes to dry. There is a heater in the bathroom that can you turn on to dry your clothes in 1-2 days but that can be inconvenient if you’re only staying for a few nights

The room is perfect 1DK. Room with big walking closet which could store 2 big luggages. Bathroom is spacious and as all Japanese features ones, the dry option for hanging the laundry is a neat thing to have. Quiet rooms, quiet neighbours, charming neighbourhood and well connect to Narita Airport.

The checking process was a bit confusing but not rocket science. The only 'bad' thing was when we entered the room we found on the kitchen counter the empty bento from the cleaners. Was surprising but not bad per sé.

Definitely the space of the one room apartment, and the view from the room and balcony of Tokyo Sky Tree which is within walking distance. Quite a number of convenience stores around, and eateries which we didn’t actually have the chance to try out during our stays due to our packed itinerary. Great place to stay if you are planning to go F&E around Asakusa & Sky Tree area. Not to forget the metro station with direct access to both airports.

A bit of walking distance from metro station but should be a norm to many people. Just that our itinerary was to head downtown nearly every other day which ended up quite tiring when making our way back to the apartment.

We really enjoyed our stay here! The apartment is quiet, spacious (especially for Tokyo), and the bed and pillows were super comfortable. We loved having a balcony with a nice city view, and the Skytree is just a few minutes’ walk away. There are plenty of cafés, restaurants, and 24/7 convenience stores right around the corner. It truly felt like living in the neighborhood rather than just visiting as tourists

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Great location close to Tokyo Skytree and aquarium. There is a fantastic food court underneath the Skytree with a huge variety of delicious things to eat there or take home. Also walkable to Asakusa area with temple and souvenirs aplenty. Not far away from the metro on the Akasuka line. We got the train from there directly to Narita airport.

The one very small thing which was missing was a tea towel or two to dry dishes. Otherwise there was everything you needed.

The location is fantastic - the check in and check out was fully automated and seamless - the room was clean and fairly spacious for Tokyo standards - facilities were perfect for a week long stay (washing machine was a god send) - walking distance to multiple subway stations and plenty of konbinis close by - all for an amazing price.

We didn't face any particular issues - would've been nice to have a workout space in the building or close by.

Excellent communication with the staff and everything is perfectly organized. Very nice neighborhood close to Sky Tree, cafes, restaurants and public transport. I liked the layout of the apartment and the amenities. Each electronic device has a QR code that you can scan for translation, which makes using it a lot easier. The washing machine seemed a bit more complicated, but you can very well use the standard program while only adjusting the amount of water depending on the load size. One thing that isn't specified but I think is important in Japanese apartments: make sure to leave the ventilation on all the time in the bathroom!

The air tends to get dry during the winter months and my skin started to really suffer mid-December, before we left. The only thing really missing would be a humidifier.

It comes fully equiped with kitchen, washing machine, also a nice balcony. Nice if you stay a bit longer.

I really did not feel welcome here. I never got to speak to someone, so better not show up without battery on your phone. There are signs everywhere with what one can’t do. Even if you wanna leave your luggage you basically take a lock and do it yourself. They threaten to charge various retroactive fees. Also the bed is kinda small for two people.