Nicely appointed, clean, modern and cared for house. Steps away from Hiroo high street, which has some good restaurants, shops, super market, convenience stores etc. The Subway station is just a few minutes walk from the house. (Hibiya Line). 3 of us stayed here for 7 nights. Enough beds for 7 (maybe more), but the house is small, and tucked away down narrow (one person wide) back alleys behind the high street. This makes the house quite dark, even during the day and your neighbours are literally an arms reach from your front door - you are in amongst densely packed, equally small homes. We didn't mind this. It gave an authentic feel to being in Tokyo. The house was good to sleep in - beds are fine, no noise at night - but it is difficult to relax in as the living room and kitchen are so small. The sofa is Japanese style - it has no legs and is floor level. I found this uncomfortable. Sharing a meal together was tight and having lazy hours for reading/relaxing, were done on our beds in our rooms upstairs, as this was more comfortable than down stairs. For these reasons, I am given the accommodation 4 stars as having a nice space to stretch out and relax in is a priority for me. But if you plan to spend all your time out and about, this won't be a problem for you.

Hiroo is lovely. It was nice to come back from other hectic areas of Tokyo to the village atmosphere of this place with it's nice restaurants (try Okada - Japanese/French) and beautiful park. 25 minute walk to Roppongi (or one Subway stop). Getting to Shinjuku and Shibuya by subway from Hiroo is easy, but you do need to change lines on the way as the Hibiya Line does not go directly to these areas.