Michi’s apartment number 301 is a great place to stay if you are a party of two travellers, or are a family of three with a child. The apartment is small but has all of the basic amenities (surprisingly speedy Wi-Fi, hoover, kettle, cutlery and plates & bowls), besides an iron which was mysteriously lacking from room 301. It was not a big issue for us and not worth removing a star for. The location is great, with both a well-connected metro line (specifically the “Ginza” line) and Ueno Park (which also houses the National Museum of Tokyo) close by. Michi makes an effort to ensure you find where you’re going, with pictorial guides sent to you ahead of your arrival which comes in immensely useful if you arrive by night. Overall, Michi is honest in her descriptions, very communicative and has an excellent apartment if you’re a small group of travellers. I would recommend this place and would return here again.