Real Life SANGENJAYA

The area felt safe to walk around at night, and I loved the neighborhood. It was quiet, with the main street just a short walk away, and there were plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, Family Mart/Lawson stores, plus a local barber around the corner that my son visited. I’d definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Tokyo. It’s close to Ikejiri-Ohashi subway station, with the West Exit entrance on the same side of the street as Tully’s Coffee Shop, just past the shop. Shibuya is only one stop away, so transferring is easy. Ben was helpful whenever I reached out with a question and made sure I had what I needed. The top-floor unit was perfect for my family of three, though you do have to climb three short flights of stairs. It was a big, little small space: comfortable bedrooms, a spacious living and dining room, and enough natural light during the day. Most windows are frosted or safety glass, so you don’t stare at the neighbors. The place was tidy and well organized, just like the photos. The washer was easy to use and detergent was provided. You can hang wet clothes outside or in the bathroom and switch on the drying feature.

A good little base for a couple, with plenty of room and what you need to cook at home. The bathroom was lovely, transport was close, and check-in went nicely.

The ultimate experience is getting to experience Real Life in Japan. You live like normal japanese here, so forget traditional hotels.

We stayed here on a family trip and found the room spacious and comfortable. The location was great too, which made getting around really easy.