We stayed at Miko’s place (Samurai House) for our 14-day mandatory isolation period upon entry in Japan, and really enjoyed our time there.
The house is really comfortable and well thought-out, with a fully equipped kitchen and useful appliances like a washing machine, bathtub, 2 televisions, power-strips and functional wifi Internet, so perfect for longer-stays and/or families for instance.
The house is a two-storey traditional Japanese town house, with many different rooms, including a large Japanese-style (tatami floored) living space upstairs.
There are western style mattresses and also futons for those who prefer a more traditional style of bedding.
Location is really convenient as well, less than three 3km from Haneda’s international terminal 3, and with many convenience store and 3 actual supermarkets within easy walking distance, close to the Keikyu train station, so perfect for people planning to cook a little at home. The Haneda Airport monorail is also within walking distance, so very easy to move around.
The house is in a very quiet residential area, close to the Tama River, which has a 50km-long walking footpath, from which you can see Mount Fuji on a clear day.
The owner, Miko, is also very responsive and helpful, which was a big help in current times (June 2021) when travel logistics are complicated by the on-going world situation and specific entry restrictions.
Beyond this, we would definitely recommend this house as a base for people wanting to visit Tokyo but looking to stay in a nice place, in a quiet environment.
Ben and Kayo