SHIBUYA LOVELY APARTMENT TOKYO.

THESE ARE 2 APARTMENTS ON T HE SAME BUILDING,EACH APARTMENT  ACOMMODATES 14 PEOPLE .EACH APARTMENT ACOMMODATE 6/7  PERSONS.


This is comfortably for a short- term stay and it is child-friendly. You will have the apartment to yourselves with everything you need to live like home. The apartment has a portable WIFI which you can take with you everywhere.
The apartment is fully equipped with a washing machine; microwave; fridge/freezer, TV, gas stove - all no extra cost.

We provide towels, bedsheets,
toiletries and laundry supplies for every guest.

Nishiazabu is a very quiet, residential area with close access to many other trendy areas in Tokyo.
It takes 5 minutes on foot to get to Roppongi and 10 minutes to travel to Shibuya, Harajuku, Omote Sando and Aoyama.

Tokyo's largest train stations: Tokyo, Shinjuku , Shibuya, Shinagawa and Ueno are all easily accessible.
The metro system is the best in the world!
It is fast, efficient, punctual and reasonable.
Guests can buy a Pasmo card for ¥500($5),
then top it up at machines in every station ( in English) for easy daily use.
There is also an extensive bus service.
Taxis tend to be expensive but can easily be taken.

Tokyo has 2 major airports: Narita and Haneda. Narita is the main airport which is far from Tokyo. It takes at least 1 hour and 15 minutes to get into Tokyo. One way is on the Narita Express train which takes 1 hour 1 hour to Shinjuku or Shibuya. There is also limousine buses to many parts of Tokyo which can take 90 minutes to 1 hour and 40 minutes depending on traffic.
Haneda is much closer and you can take a taxi to Shibuya for around ¥5,000 or by train it takes about 30 minutes.

Tokyo has a wealth of fascinating cultural and entertainment places to visit. Also, don't forget the food and shopping!!
Temples and shrines: Meiji jingu in Harajuku
( 10 mins)
Museums : Ueno National Museum
( 20 mins)
Nezu Museum : Aoyama ( 10 mins)
Roppongi Hills & Mori Museum
The National Art Center
Midtown
Tokyo Tower
The American Club
All the above are within 10 minutes.

Prior to arriving in Tokyo, I will answer your emails / texts about the apartment and transportation. Once you arrive I will be there to hand over the keys and explain wheeler everything is and how things work.
During your stay I will endeavor to assist you as much as possible to ensure your stay in Tokyo is relaxed and enjoyable.

I always respect my guests' privacy. I do not interfere or disturb their holiday.

I love the peace and quiet of Nishiazabu.
It's a quaint suburb which still retains a feel of by-gone days of Tokyo with its low- rise houses and shops. It also has a genre at selection of fine restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

Yes, it has great access to key places in Tokyo either by metro, or bus or on foot.
There are 3 metro lines: Hibiya, Oedo and Chiyoda line is nearby.
It is a pleasant place to walk around, stop in cafés and watch the local world go by.

There are some interesting craft shops in the are, specializing in Japanese handicrafts.
Also, it is a popular place for antique lovers.

Nishiazabu is a very quiet, residential area with close access to many other trendy areas in Tokyo.
It takes 5 minutes on foot to get to Roppongi and 10 minutes to travel to Shibuya, Harajuku, Omote Sando and Aoyama.

Tokyo's largest train stations: Tokyo, Shinjuku , Shibuya, Shinagawa and Ueno are all easily accessible.
The metro system is the best in the world!
It is fast, efficient, punctual and reasonable.
Guests can buy a Pasmo card for ¥500($5),
then top it up at machines in every station ( in English) for easy daily use.
There is also an extensive bus service.
Taxis tend to be expensive but can easily be taken.

Tokyo has 2 major airports: Narita and Haneda. Narita is the main airport which is far from Tokyo. It takes al least 2 hours to get into Tokyo. One way is on the Narita Express train which takes 1 hour 20 minutes to Shinjuku or Shibuya. There is also limousine buses to many parts of Tokyo which can take 90 minutes to 2 hours depending on traffic.
Haneda is much closer and you can take a taxi to Shibuya for around ¥5,000 or by train it takes about 30 minutes.

Tokyo has a wealth of fascinating cultural and entertainment places to visit. Also, don't forget the food and shopping!!
Temples and shrines: Meiji jingu in Harajuku
( 10 mins)
Museums : Ueno National Museum
( 20 mins)
Nezu Museum : Aoyama ( 10 mins)
Roppongi Hills & Mori Museum
The National Art Center
Midtown
Tokyo Tower
The American Club
All the above are within 10 minutes.

Prior to arriving in Tokyo, I will answer your emails / texts about the apartment and transportation. Once you arrive I will be there to hand over the keys and explain wheeler everything is and how things work.
During your stay I will endeavor to assist you as much as possible to ensure your stay in Tokyo is relaxed and enjoyable.

I always respect my guests' privacy. I do not interfere or disturb their holiday.

I love the peace and quiet of Nishiazabu.
It's a quaint suburb which still retains a feel of by-gone days of Tokyo with its low- rise houses and shops. It also has a genre at selection of fine restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

Yes, it has great access to key places in Tokyo either by metro, or bus or on foot.
There are 3 metro lines: Hibiya, Oedo and Chiyoda line is nearby.
It is a pleasant place to walk around, stop in cafés and watch the local world go by.

There are some interesting craft shops in the are, specializing in Japanese handicrafts.
Also, it is a popular place for antique lovers.

Nishiazabu is a very quiet, residential area with close access to many other trendy areas in Tokyo.
It takes 5 minutes on foot to get to Roppongi and 10 minutes to travel to Shibuya, Harajuku, Omote Sando and Aoyama.

Tokyo's largest train stations: Tokyo, Shinjuku , Shibuya, Shinagawa and Ueno are all easily accessible.
The metro system is the best in the world!
It is fast, efficient, punctual and reasonable.
Guests can buy a Pasmo card for ¥500($5),
then top it up at machines in every station ( in English) for easy daily use.
There is also an extensive bus service.
Taxis tend to be expensive but can easily be taken.

Tokyo has 2 major airports: Narita and Haneda. Narita is the main airport which is far from Tokyo. It takes al least 2 hours to get into Tokyo. One way is on the Narita Express train which takes 1 hour 20 minutes to Shinjuku or Shibuya. There is also limousine buses to many parts of Tokyo which can take 90 minutes to 2 hours depending on traffic.
Haneda is much closer and you can take a taxi to Shibuya for around ¥5,000 or by train it takes about 30 minutes.

Tokyo has a wealth of fascinating cultural and entertainment places to visit. Also, don't forget the food and shopping!!
Temples and shrines: Meiji jingu in Harajuku
( 10 mins)
Museums : Ueno National Museum
( 20 mins)
Nezu Museum : Aoyama ( 10 mins)
Roppongi Hills & Mori Museum
The National Art Center
Midtown
Tokyo Tower
The American Club
All the above are within 10 minutes.

Prior to arriving in Tokyo, I will answer your emails / texts about the apartment and transportation. Once you arrive I will be there to hand over the keys and explain wheeler everything is and how things work.
During your stay I will endeavor to assist you as much as possible to ensure your stay in Tokyo is relaxed and enjoyable.

I always respect my guests' privacy. I do not interfere or disturb their holiday.

I love the peace and quiet of Nishiazabu.
It's a quaint suburb which still retains a feel of by-gone days of Tokyo with its low- rise houses and shops. It also has a genre at selection of fine restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

Yes, it has great access to key places in Tokyo either by metro, or bus or on foot.
There are 3 metro lines: Hibiya, Oedo and Chiyoda line is nearby.
It is a pleasant place to walk around, stop in cafés and watch the local world go by.

There are some interesting craft shops in the are, specializing in Japanese handicrafts.
Also, it is a popular place for antique lovers.

Nishiazabu is a very quiet, residential area with close access to many other trendy areas in Tokyo.
It takes 5 minutes on foot to get to Roppongi and 10 minutes to travel to Shibuya, Harajuku, Omote Sando and Aoyama.

Tokyo's largest train stations: Tokyo, Shinjuku , Shibuya, Shinagawa and Ueno are all easily accessible.
The metro system is the best in the world!
It is fast, efficient, punctual and reasonable.
Guests can buy a Pasmo card for ¥500($5),
then top it up at machines in every station ( in English) for easy daily use.
There is also an extensive bus service.
Taxis tend to be expensive but can easily be taken.

Tokyo has 2 major airports: Narita and Haneda. Narita is the main airport which is far from Tokyo. It takes al least 2 hours to get into Tokyo. One way is on the Narita Express train which takes 1 hour 20 minutes to Shinjuku or Shibuya. There is also limousine buses to many parts of Tokyo which can take 90 minutes to 2 hours depending on traffic.
Haneda is much closer and you can take a taxi to Shibuya for around ¥5,000 or by train it takes about 30 minutes.

Tokyo has a wealth of fascinating cultural and entertainment places to visit. Also, don't forget the food and shopping!!
Temples and shrines: Meiji jingu in Harajuku
( 10 mins)
Museums : Ueno National Museum
( 20 mins)
Nezu Museum : Aoyama ( 10 mins)
Roppongi Hills & Mori Museum
The National Art Center
Midtown
Tokyo Tower
The American Club
All the above are within 10 minutes.

Prior to arriving in Tokyo, I will answer your emails / texts about the apartment and transportation. Once you arrive I will be there to hand over the keys and explain wheeler everything is and how things work.
During your stay I will endeavor to assist you as much as possible to ensure your stay in Tokyo is relaxed and enjoyable.

I always respect my guests' privacy. I do not interfere or disturb their holiday.

I love the peace and quiet of Nishiazabu.
It's a quaint suburb which still retains a feel of by-gone days of Tokyo with its low- rise houses and shops. It also has a genre at selection of fine restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

Yes, it has great access to key places in Tokyo either by metro, or bus or on foot.
There are 3 metro lines: Hibiya, Oedo and Chiyoda line is nearby.
It is a pleasant place to walk around, stop in cafés and watch the local world go by.

There are some interesting craft shops in the are, specializing in Japanese handicrafts.
Also, it is a popular place for antique lovers.