Guest house a Wakasu

“Gentilissimi e disponibili. Locali piccoli, ma ben tenuti. Ottima colazione. Bagno privato da prenotare (incluso), molto gradevole a fine giornata. Free caffè.”

“I loved the location. It’s far from the city but not too far. It was a great location if you came from Narita airport because theirs a direct train that’s quick. 3-5 minute walk to the station. I did fight the washer/dryer. I was there for quite a while for it to take my coins. Staff did respond quickly so I did feel better. By the time someone came by the machine finally took my money. I enjoyed my stay and convenience store was around the corner!”

“Our host Yoshi and the staff at Toe Library were incredibly welcoming, offering us tips around the neighborhood and, when we left, a bag of delicious Japanese cookies. The room itself was cozy, well-appointed, and full of personality—and we especially appreciated that because we happened to be there during a typhoon and spent a lot of time lounging there as we waited for the worst of the storm to pass. This is a completely unique stay and I’d recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo.”

“房間很棒很漂亮 設備很齊全 環境很安靜 床鋪很舒適 離車站便利店很近很方便 最後一趟旅程疲勞得到緩解”

“My 18 year old son stayed here for his first ever international trip! Him & 6 friends stayed here however he booked later & had to get his own room so I contacted the hotel and they were fantastic! They put him right beside his groups room so that eased this momma so much! Thank you for being so kind & welcoming to these young travels!”

“Eccellente. Solo un po' piccola la stanza. Per il resto ottimo, come plus cellulare con internet a disposizione, TV on demand gratuita”

“When we arrived, the host was super friendly, accommodating and patient. We came in December and the unit was quite cold and we tried to adjust. The bathrooms are shared, the shower was not but there was 2 shared showers, super cold area and floor (don’t think it was heated). Price, area, convenience, local eats very good. Be prepared for very little English. Thank you for hosting us , I would stay again.”

“てれび”