Tokyo·7.7
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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7 m² · 2 single beds
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OHANA TOKYO HOUSE offers a cozy, single‑bedroom guest house in central Tokyo, featuring air‑conditioning, a washing machine, and a fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, stovetop, microwave, and cookware. Free Wi‑Fi, a work desk, shared bathroom with toiletries, hairdryer, TV, and shower enhance comfort. Located 31 km from Haneda Airport, it provides easy city access and multilingual staff.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The room was nice and clean, but there was no ventilation, so even the towels wouldn’t dry; I couldn’t open the windows because of terrible street noise. It was my 20th night in Japan, but unfortunately… Signs with rules and instructions were stuck everywhere, the rubbish bin was always full, there was street noise, and the stairwell door creaked.
Roman·Il y a 3 mois
It was clean, but it could be a long walk from the station.
Ivan·Il y a 7 mois
Staying here was a relief because the price was very reasonable even when Tokyo room rates are sky‑high, but the hotel is a long walk from the station and the rooms have almost no soundproofing, which made it a bit uncomfortable.
Jang·Il y a 11 mois
Maiko and Jun were friendly and Maiko was very attentive via email, always wanting me to be comfortable; the area itself was quiet and the local shops had pleasant people, and the metro was about an eight‑minute walk, which I enjoyed. I even chatted with other guests on my floor, who were also nice. On the downside, other guests were messy and dirty, didn’t respect the shared spaces, left shoes everywhere, made the kitchen dirty, didn’t separate trash properly, and some used the wrong gender bathroom.
Clau·Il y a 11 mois
The place was a three‑storey house that felt like a share house, with new and cute rooms; the check‑in and check‑out were handled by email, so even an elderly person could open the key easily. Though it’s not close to tourist spots, buses to Nishinari and Akabane stop nearby, so sightseeing and shopping were easy, and the area had a Daiso, convenience store, and restaurants that were very cost‑effective. I didn’t notice many problems, but the shared spaces made me wonder about the guests’ morals.
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