Park Residence Omori

Review as traveling single parent with two toddlers. Pros: Amazing location! Close to haneda airport. Walking distance from two department stores and omori station. Lots of space for a small family and luggage. Cute little playground right outside of apartment. The in unit washer and dryer was a life saver. We stayed here comfortably for a week. Internet was good and was able to use our Netflix on tv. We mostly used the microwave and toaster oven for department/convenience meals and we had plenty of dishes. Also was enough basic necessities like cleaning supplies and toliet paper to last us the week. I only had to replace washing detergent and batteries but its very cheap at seiyu. Cons: we flew in from narita so it did take awhile to get there. Check in was a bit confusing but it probably was just more user error since we arrived late at night and i had two toddlers melting down. Im sure its normal Japanese building elevators but I was a bit nervous using them. You do hear everything between the floors so I hope we didnt bug the neighbors too much with my toddlers heavy feet and dryer going at night. All in all it was the exact type of place i love booking it was just differnet with two kids. It had a very local feel to it while still having all the shopping and exploration i wanted. Would definitely recommend this to friends and family

The accomodatuon was wonderfully spacious, clean and very close to transit as well as convenience of local supermarkets. And it was wonderful to be close to a park as well. The hosts were very repsonse and courteous and any of our questions

Location was great I will stay again

This was a very convenient and comfortable stay! Don’t be too anxious about being a little outside the usual hub of Tokyo sightseeing, as this apartment is on the Keihin-Tohoku train line, which connects you to many other areas of Tokyo and down toward Yokohama and Kamakura very smoothly. We did laundry every day, with the helpful dryer that is included, and went shopping for groceries at the local 24-hour Seiyu. There were many restaurants around, too! For travelers with mobility issues: This could be a good choice in that there is a small elevator up to the room, and travel to/from Omori train station is relatively smooth (intersections have signals, the terrain doesn’t change much, and there are escalators both outside the station and in Atre). But like many Japanese homes, there are small steps up and down between rooms, especially the toilet and bath area. The bathtub could be difficult to climb into and out of without grab bars, although the shower and bath faucet are easy to adjust and use from outside the tub. Overall, this was a very pleasant stay for us, and we welcomed it as a respite after busy days in Tokyo!