Bee House Nishihara - TINY HOME — Hotel in Tokyo

I have stayed in 2 of the apartments run by “Team A” and "Bee Homes". This house was great! 2 stops away from Shinjuku, 6 minutes walking to Hatagaya Station which is filled with local restaurant, bars, supermarkets, pharmacies and anything you would ever need in Tokyo. My stay here was short but I would definitely want to go stay longer next time I go back. I particularl recommend the "Hatagaya Shotendai" (幡ヶ谷商店街) shopping street. The home itself is TINY as advertised and fits 4 people comfortably and 5 tightly if the sofa in the living and dining is used. In addition, it has everything you need 2 HVAC, washing machine, iron/iron board, microwave, refrigerator, kitchen ware, shampoo, clean sheets and towels etc.. Prior to arriving, I received a PDF file that walked me through the check-in and out process so I was able to check in at my convenience, which was pretty cool. Could not say enough about the complementary pocket WiFi!!! It was extremely helpful to get around and navigate Tokyo like a local. As for the host, he was ready to respond to questions quickly and went the extra mile to help me every time. Will certainly...

The accommodation was in a great location and the neighborhood was fun to wander in. The house had everything we needed and there were many options for local eating out. The bakery on the corner was heaven and the little bar around the corner called Raccos was cool. The space was indeed tiny and a bit difficult to store luggage. The living area was not much wider than a hallway so for 3 adults sharing it was quite a squish - but we didn’t hang out there much since we were out exploring most of the 4 days. No problems checking in or out and good...

Great residential neighborhood, away from the real hustle and bustle of Tokyo. Perfect for walking around, great local shops and restaurants. Access to the various areas of Tokyo is so easy via the subway. Very small space but worked well for our family of 3. Easy communication, we really had no difficulty other than trying to figure out some of the controls for the heater, etc. Carbon monoxide monitor wasn’t operational while we were there but no issues. Our Japanese friends said the space was “very Japanese”. A...