Close to family mart, quiet and cute neighbourhood

Far away from shibuya, the front door does not feel safe 🥲 and see through curtains🥲

Location is good, close to tateishi and aoto stations, aoto stations has direct assess to skyacess to both Narita and Haneda international airport. Close to convient store as well like 7 eleven and family mart and some local restau. The hotel Japonica is a 2 story building, and a good accomodation for a group or a family. All basic stuff are included like toiletries, towels, shampoo conditionaire,soap, disposable toothbrush, hairdryer, clothes steamer, fridge, microwave, electric stoves, electric kettle, washing maching with laundry detergents and more.. I highly recommend this place, price is fair as well, cheap but better and bigger than good hotel.. I will definitely come back here and recommend to my friends. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

A bit noisy when train passes.. but they even provided earplugs :) But I’m ok with the noise, i don’t care about the noise after a whole day roaming around tokyo, I can sleep right after lying down on the bed.

The property was great, it had everything you could ask for. Instructions are on the wall on how to use the facilities, including washing and cooking.

The only problem was the stairs, however as I was in a group of young travellers, they were no problem. The trains may be a problem at night, but it didn’t bother us.

The place is a renovated two-story building along the Keisei line. The host thoughtfully provided all the amenities you can possibly need during your stay-coffee, water, tea; toiletries and towel for bathing; utensils for cooking and eating; detergent for washing clothes. Overall set up makes for a comfortable experience-cooking and dining on the first floor, sleeping on the second floor. The bonus was a toilet for each floor.

For light sleepers and noise averse persons, the place can be a challenge. As the place was located directly below the rail tracks, the sound of passing trains can take getting used to. Good thing the host provided earplugs for use during sleeping. Quite honestly, after a while, you get used to it.