This is a stylish, comfortable and flexible space in a wonderful part of Tokyo. We were 2 adults and 2 young children (8 & 5) who stayed 7 days on our third week in Japan. The two adults appreciated the sliding screens which meant that we were able to separate sleeping kids from recovering mum & dad. Although the accomodation is wonderful and as advertised, it’s the location that is the real star. Akasaka it’s self is central without being crowded. It’s not on the Yamanote line, which could at first seem like a disadvantage. In fact, this is the opposite. The Chiyoda line is closest, runs 10 car trains and carries far fewer people - this adds up to less hassle, particularly when travelling with a stroller. One last tip, visit the nearby Champagne & Gyoza Bar (3-14-1 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo) it’s great.