DO NOT RECOMMEND. This was the worst stay that we had whilst in Japan, and we toured Japan for a whole month. It was also the most expensive. The room is tiny and the beds are intolerably uncomfortable. Not to mention that the place is so difficult to find. Even the locals that we asked had absolutely no idea where to send us. The hotel name (if you can call it a hotel... you certainly can't I assure you) online was listed at "Tokyo Hotel", but above the front door is written "Tokyo Ryokan" - in NO WAY is it a ryokan either. The host was supposed to send us check-in information prior to our arrival and didn't, so this left us waiting in the hot sun trying to figure out where to go and then how to get into our room. I had to ask another hotel guest where our room was. Then we had to climb up FIVE FLIGHTS of stairs with all of our bags, because the bag elevator was permanently out of service. The room itself was SOOOO small we had to put our bags under our beds just to be able to walk around. The toilet constantly stank, the shower leaked into the living space, there were no big bins to dispose of your trash correctly, and the washing machine was always in use. But by far the worst thing about this apartment was the beds. They were so uncomfortable that after the first night both my wife and I had excruciatingly sore backs and had to go out and purchase blow up camping mattresses just to be able to sleep. They didn't have actual mattresses on the beds and they were actually less comfortable than lying on just a regular tatami matt. In fact we hated this place so much that we left half way through our stay and went to stay at a different hotel. Worst Airbnb "hotel" in Japan.