Kario Sasazuka Terrace — Hotel in Tokyo

I suspect this is a new facility given that there were no reviews I could find before booking this. We were so glad we did though. This is a small, tucked away apartment hotel near sasazuka station. It was steps away from the train station and so convenient as a jumping off spot. There are great restaurants around the area and a large grocery store with tons of excellent prepared foods. The sushi was fresh and delicious, as good as anything we could get in restaurants as home. ||The room itself was immaculate. Pristine clean. There is a stove top, small fridge, microwave, plates and cutlery. Although small, this was more than adequate for our group and likely spacious for Japan standards. Although it is right at the train station, we could not hear any of the street or train noise and slept well. ||I would absolutely recommend this to anyone travelling...

Stayed here for the first part of our Japan trip and it was excellent. A little tricky to find as google maps will take you to the street. Its entrance is inside the courtyard on the left side of Lawsons.

It’s a small apartment perfect for 4 or 5 guests. One bedroom with a large closet and queen size bed. Then another room with 2 twin size beds and a separate living room with a couch that could be a bed and a small kitchen that has dishes, stove, fridge/freezer, microwave. There is a washing machine but you hang your clothes on the rack in the bathroom and use the dryer fan.

Location is super convenient to Lawsons, 7 Eleven, lots of shops, restaurants, and the subway is...

Just stayed here one night, and I’m glad it was only one night.||The location is convenient, right next to the station, although that also means you have the noise of the train lines; there’s no sound-proofing at all. The walls are as thin as cardboard, so you can hear your neighbours clearly.||The room is OK but nothing special, and the bed is too hard for my liking. There’s no tea or coffee in the room, but the WiFi works well. ||Check out time is 10 a.m., and I asked if I could leave a bag with them for a few minutes while I went for a coffee at a nearby coffee shop. No, the receptionist told me, not possible. Who wants to stay in a place where they have an...