Tokyo Yoshimi home stay

It is about 900 meters away from Nakamura Bridge subway station in Nerima District. There are two straight roads. There are many small restaurants on both sides of the small road out of the subway station. There is also a supermarket selling food and daily necessities, as well as a FamilyMart. The room is very small. In addition to the bed, a three-layer metal rack for clothes, and a desk, it can only accommodate one person. The bed seems to be 1.5 meters long and can sleep two people. The quilt is very thin. It was only 5 degrees on the night I arrived. Because the window had to pass the wifi line, there was a gap that was not closed tightly, and there was always cold wind coming in. The air conditioner was aging and there was no hot air. The next day, I asked the boss to add a quilt to the bed, and it was warm. It is also close to the main road. Because the road is paved with gravel and asphalt, it is very noisy. The next day, I bought a second-hand head-mounted noise-cancelling headset to solve the problem of sound interference. The corridor and the room are very clean. Because the corridor is high, you must change your shoes when you go up (there are shared slippers in the entrance). The boss comes to mop the corridor early every morning, which is very clean. The entrance hall also serves as a shared kitchen, which has a large refrigerator, washing machine, microwave, gas stove, kettle, water heater, vegetable sink, and wash basin. It is very convenient. I put breakfast and milk in the refrigerator every night and heat them in the microwave the next day. It is difficult to contact in advance. I can only send a text message in the system on the day of arrival to know the room. There is no one at the front desk, but when I went to open the door of the room, the boss's son came out in time and said: Slippers are optional, the bathroom is on the left and the toilet is on the right, and you can call him if you need anything. The boss also sent a plate of welcome candies the next day and chatted with me. He was quite easygoing.

I spent five days backpacking in Tokyo and stayed at a B&B run by a Shanghai uncle. It is located in Nerima District, Tokyo, a quiet and comfortable residential area. The surrounding area is quiet, slow-paced, and comfortable. The Shanghai uncle is polite and affable, and he has the same interest as me - collecting. The location of the B&B is a ten-minute walk from the subway station and has direct access to Ikebukuro. There are many restaurants just outside the subway station to meet everyone's dining needs. Considering the environment and transportation, I think it is more suitable for solo travel and backpacking.

This is the remotest area of ​​the East Kyoto Kimi B&B! It's simple to use, and the cost is 615 yuan (nearly 14,000 yuan/heaven)! I don't have any independent life, and I don't have any electricity! This is a crazy customer's black store, this is a small inn with a high cost, and the number of times the customer has visited the restaurant has been closed. This Tokyo Kimi guest house is located in a remote location! The facilities inside are extremely poor, and a whopping 615 yuan/day (nearly 14,000 yen/day) is being charged! There's no toilet or TV! This is a crazy rip-off black store. Such a poor and high-priced small hotel really has no repeat customers and will soon go bankrupt!

This is a warm and lovely B&B with great value for money! Meeting a Shanghainese in a foreign country, the boss was very excited and insisted on keeping me for dinner. The Shanghainese boss actually has a hobby of collecting antiques. He opened a second-hand store downstairs in front of the B&B, filled with items from decades ago.

It is a good choice for temporary accommodation for personal travel. Facilities: The bed is very soft and the room is large Hygiene: in line with the price Environment: Close to the road, a bit noisy at night, wearing earplugs can solve the problem Service: The boss is very enthusiastic