Vacation rentals with an accessible height toilet in Chiyoda City

1. The host communicates very quickly and speaks Chinese and English, so there is no problem communicating.Very welcoming and proactive. 2. 5-minute walk to Keikyu Kamata Station East Exit.11 minutes to the airport, 12 minutes to Yokohama Station. 3. Within 300m, there are a total of 4 supermarkets, 2 of which are very large and one of which is open until 01:00.There is also a Life supermarket in front of Keikyu Kamata Station. 4. Washing machine and detergent are provided for daily laundry and a drying rack is provided. 5. Within a 10-minute walk from JR Kamata Station, take the JR Keihin Tohoku Line to the city, 5 minutes each trip.3 stops to Shinagawa Station in about 10 minutes.

The host was very responsive and attended our requests easily. It’s a nice place close to the zoo and park.

It’s really a good place to stay with family, the location is very convenient, the kids loves the foot warmer, we loved the laundry machine with dryer. We love staying there.

This was a great place to stay in Gotanda, not far from the station with lots of shops nearby. The flat was a nice size with plenty of amenities. Julian was a very helpful and friendly host too who was happy to help with any questions we had and allow for an easy check in.

Great apartment in a wonderful location. 7-11 nearby and lots of cute delicious local places to eat. The nearby supermarket is well priced and well stocked. Would def stay here again.

Great place to stay and enjoy getting around Tokyo easily! Very accessible and lovely neighborhood.

Everything is good. I will come back again.

specious place. Fully equipped kitchen. Washing and dryer. Bus service to Shibuya Roppongi and Shinjuku very convenient.

Our family of four (kids 8 and 5) had an overall great 6 day stay in this apartment building. We appreciated having two separate bedrooms (hard to find at a Tokyo hotel) and a kitchen we could prepare coffee and breakfast on our own. Having a washing machine was also helpful! Akasaka seems like a business-y district, but it was quieter and had fewer tourists than other areas we visited, which was nice to come home too, while still having lots of grocery stores, 7-11 and restaurants. The Harry Potter themed Akasaka metro station was a hit with our boys and we had an easy time getting around the city from either this station or the Akasaka Mitsuke option.