Квартира була маленька, але дуже зручна та комфортна, все необхідне було(рушники, гель для душу, шампунь, посуд і інші побутові потрібні речі) Персонал привітний, допомагав в будь який час, навіть вночі та до самої подорожі Розташування зручне, до продуктового кілька хвилин, а до зупинок 6-20хв Температуру води можна регулювати до будь якої комфортної Є пральна машина та пральний засіб

В деяких місцях було пильно, проте це не критично

I like the cleanliness

Pas loin du centre quartier Asakusa et du temple

Ras

It was a very quiet neighbourhood, the quietest I've had the pleasure of staying in. Lots of different things to do in the vicinity. The place was very nicely decorated, and gave it a very lived in vibe that I quiet enjoyed.

I felt like the place wasn't cleaned well enough, there were a lot of stains on the walls (and ceiling too), which I guess can't be helped very easily, but it did give it a little of an unhiegenic look. Lots of dust on most surfaces, and food residue in the kitchen. There was also an unpleasant odour, especially in the fridge. The most frustrating thing was that, even though there was a stove, there was only one very large, old and dirty pot present, but that aside, it didn't even work on the induction stove. Because I really was looking forward to being able to cook, and that being one of the main reasons I picked this place to stay in, that really was a bummer. What I also found a little unnerving was that there was no way to lock the door from the inside, beside the lock that is opened with the code. So anyone who had the code, even if I locked the door from the inside, could enter the room. As a woman staying alone in a foreign country, that did give me pause. All of these things made it a bit harder for me to enjoy my stay, but most (if not all) could be remedied by some more care from the owner/cleaners. Because it is, or could be, a very nice and comfortable place to stay in. But considering it was more on the expensive side, it really wasnt up to par. I'm really not someone who makes a big deal out of these things, but I think it's important to let these things know, so that there can be improvement in the future.