Holiday houses in Yokoshibahikari, Sambu District

We had a fantastic stay at this place in Akasaka! The location is perfect—right in the vibrant heart of the city with awesome restaurants nearby and super easy access to Tokyo’s major landmarks. The apartment itself is tucked away in a quiet spot, which was great for relaxing after a busy day. It’s surprisingly spacious, making it an ideal choice for families and groups (probably up to 3-4 ppl max). We loved our time here and would definitely book this place again. Highly recommend!

Quiet area but close to subway and SkyTree. There are shops and cafes nearby. Elevator in the building. The apartment is clean, there is enough space for two. I liked the window overlooking the intersection (but, as I understand, the host has several apartments in this house and the layout, judging by the photo, may be different). There is a washing machine and powder to it. The disadvantages include the lack of cups for hot drinks (glasses only) and knives (dining rooms only). Overall, I really liked the apartment, I recommend it.

Booked this place for a week stay with a group of 5. Check in was quick and easy, the house looks exactly like the photos and was extremely clean. Plenty of space and a walkable distance to local combinis and train station. Host was quick to respond to any questions. I would absolutely recommend a stay!

host are very helpful, their recommendations works perfectly for my family

The house close to everything you could need, but far enough away to escape the busy central Tokyo. perfect location to stay with children, everything was working, safe and comfortable. highly recommend!

If you’re looking for solitude in the beautiful countryside of Japan, look no further. A stay at this AirBnB will be a cherished lifelong memory. This home should be featured in Architectural Digest; they didn’t spare a single expense on the furnishings inside, either. My partner and I were looking for a little getaway from the big cities of Japan on our 3 week trip. This home gave us everything we were looking for. Privately nestled amongst fields of rice paddies, overlooking a river, and a 15 minute bike ride from a 99-mile beach of Olympic Surfing calibre. The entire wall of windows open so you’re one with nature. Gourmet coffee & tea, essential oils, luxury shower & bath, speakers & movie projector, the sound of a waterfall by day and crickets at night. The host and people of this village are some of the kindest, most generous this planet has to offer. This place is a hidden gem. Next time we’re in Japan, we’ll be making a nice long stop here to refuel our batteries. 5 stars.

A bit far from main attractions but it’s what we wanted, peace & quiet. There’s train stations 7-10mins both ways so it’s t wasn’t a problem. There’s a small grocery store across the street & convenient stores 3-7mins walk. There’s a bigger grocery store, daiso, clothing, & drug store 7 mins walk through the nice neighborhood. The whole place was very clean & comfortable. I’d like to point out that the place is on the second floor & there’s no elevator. They also don’t have staff to receive luggage delivered so book your delivery for when you’re there already checked in. Despite that I still give this place five stars for the cleanliness alone.

We had a wonderful one week stay at Tsubasa’s lovely home. The neighborhood had all the conveniences, the apartment had everything we needed and the apartment is cute and clean. It’s in a quiet residential area with lots of grocery stores and food options nearby, and we liked having the kitchen and two spacious bedrooms upstairs. It was fun to not be in a touristy area but to see how locals live. The home is comfortable and the shower is great. It was a little chilly at first in the main living area but when we mentioned it (thought we might be doing the heat wrong) Tsubasa ordered us a space heater and it arrived that day. Temperature was perfect after that. This was a wonderful home base to explore around Tokyo. Thank you Tsubasa!