Vacation rentals in Kumagaya

Two of us stayed together. There was a four shop on the first floor of the same building with a downtown atmosphere, making it easy to find.The space is tidy and a calm atmosphere. It was very comfortable because the bedroom and living room were separated. I usually sleep in the bed, so I was worried about the futon in the Japanese-style room, but the mattress was laid out and it was okay.The large sofa in the living room became a double sofa bed. This time, we stayed for one night due to work, but there were plenty of appliances and dishes, so I wanted to stay longer.Thank you very much.

Very good experience, the host and housekeeper are very welcoming, recommended interesting places and restaurants nearby, the location is also very convenient.The kid had a fever halfway through the trip, and they even helped contact the convenience store to ask if they had a thermometer for sale!Thank you! The house is fully furnished and the heating is good!Anyway, worth recommending.

Very near to Keikyu-Kamata station. Around 8-10 minutes. The place got all the amenities that we need. Dryer facilities downstair with just 100 yen for 10minutes. A bit of distance from city center but we choose this accommodation because we want to be close to the Haneda Airport so its a plus point. Only 10 minutes to Haneda Airport by train.

It's nice to have a hot spring near the house! Family Mart and 7-Eleven are about a 1-3 minute walk away!! It's a little far to walk to Ikebukuro Station, but Kanamecho Station is really close! Still, I think the location of the accommodation is good because Ikebukuro is a limited stop by subway and you get used to the way on foot quickly.👍 I also like that the host responds really quickly and kindly!!! This is an accommodation I'd like to use again next time. Good Oh!!! But I don't think there was a curling iron. We took it with us and there was no problem ~ ~

I recommend it! Shigeru was attentive and very responsive Thank you

We arrived really early and needed to leave our luggage at airbnb before our check in time and our host was very accommodating.

The flat suited our needs perfectly. It was spacious and tidy and very well placed in a central location with the metro around the corner and Sensoji temple a few minutes away. It was super convenient, and Mika was very responsive and helpful.

When you are greeted by your host, to hand over the keys close to midnight, I knew that Makoto will be a very great host. And my initial thought was validated with a warm welcome as she toured us around her spick and span - well appointed home. We were also surprised to find the place stocked with a generous assortment of snacks and beverages. The place was less than 10 minutes walk to Hatagaya Station, measly 2 stops to the Shinjuku via the new Keio line. Albeit far from the real action of the city, I love the fact that was never too busy in Hatagaya which makes commuting less of a hassle of the busier Shibuya or Shinjuku stations. The neighborhood was quiet and peaceful. While Tokyo is generally a safe city, there is just a sense of peace and calmness in and around the area. Food choices, diverse at that is also a walking distance to Makoto's place. Surely, if there is another opportunity to travel to Tokyo, Makoto's home will be way on top of my list.

The service from the host is awesome. Super helpful and accommodating with my checking. Truly professional and his place was well-stocked with various supplies indicating he’s not cheap and he’s focused on providing us with what his Airbnb needs to function properly. The ONLY problem is the train tracks, though he clearly mentions this. The trains are very loud from about 5 AM to 12 AM and if you’re a light sleeper, this is gonna be a problem for you. It seems that two of the train lines even shake the bed as the trains go past. I generally sleep with headsets in and I listen to music so it’s not really a problem for me, but it was a little annoying sometimes. Other than that, though the places is awesome and it has a lot of character. I think it’s still worth staying in though, despite the trains.