Villa's in Daikoku

'The house was nice and clean in a residential area of Setagaya. Safe and quiet. Location was good and close to a train stop just outside the hustle and bustle of Shibuya and Shinjuku. It was clean and comfortable. It has 3 floors with 2 bedrooms up stairs and 1 bedroom with 2 queen size beds on the 1st floor. Although we did not spend too much time in the house, it had all the comforts like a kitchen, stove, good ac, tv, washer/dryer, tub and shower. Stairs are a bit steep between floors...

'Casablanca Pool House was an absolute incredible experience they’re so kind and accommodating, the house is so clean upon arrival, having a private pool and outdoor tub is rare to find in Japan especially on a last minute booking ! You have views of the ocean and an island view from the second floor if you rent the whole house, the beach is walking distance along with the train, the shopping and culture is felt at every corner in the surrounding neighborhoods, the food options are incredible, I...

'The was very clean and comfortable. We had a lot of space and everything we needed for our stay. Beds are comfortable and kitchen is well equipped. The house is very well located on a nice, quiet residential street and very close to a lot of supermarkets and restaurants. We had a great time there!'

'中も非常に綺麗で良かったです。'

'It’s a great place in a quiet Sumida neighborhood, within walking distance to Sky Tree (20 min) It’s 3 stories tall and very narrow (typical for Tokyo) but still very comfortable. We would definitely stay here again!'

'So, this Vrbo was very unique in its structure. 3 stories high with a spiral staircase. To get to the 2nd and 3rd floor you had to climb several steps. We were a party of 8– so plenty of bedding for all of us. Loved that we had 3 toilets and two showers!! Walking distance to several train stations and many restaurants. A 10 minute or s walk to the Tokyo skytree and mall!! So many restaurants shops there!! Loved it!! We had my 83 year old mother with us— she slept downstairs as the stairs were...