Jeffery Skytree Residence Tokyo

The balcony had a fabulous view of Tokyo Skytree, and the mattress and linens were wonderful. There was enough room to leave luggage open, and the apartment had complete amenities, including a washer and dryer. I stayed in a one-bedroom unit on the sixth floor. It felt like a gem in a residential area, with easy links to popular parts of Tokyo. I picked it partly because Oshiage Station exit has elevator access, which matters when you're traveling with bags. The host was friendly and responsive, and provided all the information we needed. Check-in and check-out were easy. Highly recommended.

My daughter and I stayed for four days and had a great time. The room was neat and tidy, and there was an instruction book explaining how to use all the appliances. We stopped by 7-11 every night on our way back. We enjoyed the stay very much; everything was perfect.

We could see the sky tree from the beds, which was lovely, and the mattresses were firm without being too soft. We're tall, but the bed size felt normal for us. This is a studio apartment hotel. There was plenty of storage, including a closet for our suitcases, plus another closet and an open shelf. The table had two chairs. The fridge was small but did the job, the microwave was nice, and the two-burner stove was good. Having a washer-dryer combo was very handy, and the shower room can also be used as a drying room for blouses that need washing.

A great home base for exploring Tokyo, close to Sky Tree, its shops, a supermarket, and public transport. We loved staying here. There was plenty of room for clothes and suitcases, a spacious shower and bath in a wet room, a small kitchen, and heating and AC. The decent-sized balcony would've been nice, though we were there in December. You can see the skytree from the window too. The beds worked well for me at 190cm and 130kg, but the pillows are thin Japanese-style ones. You can get an affordable memory foam pillow upstairs at the life supermarket. The only thing I'd change is the WiFi, which felt slow and a bit unstable despite being 25 mbit.