Lili House -- Serene Japanese Garden Villa,4 min to station,3 bedrooms,8people ok

Lili is very kind and caring. She made us feel as if it was our home. She got my kids fruits on the day we arrived and also let us check in earlier. That was really nice of her. The facilities were par excellence. It was so clean that I felt home. She kept checking me m with us about our needs and also suggested about restaurants near by. It was a comfortable location away from the crowds. Will definitely come back.

The house was beautiful and clean. It had all the amenities for what a small family needed on holiday. The area was perfect too.

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Lili and her house are the ultimate in Japanese hospitality and functionality. Situated a very short, pleasant and safe walk from the east exit to Komagome station, which was so convenient on the Yamanote line. It is only a 2 min walk from Azarea street, which had numerous restaurants, pharmacy, Lawsons and a supermarket and was across the street from a little playground which our kids used daily. The house is gorgeous and very typical of a three story narrow build. There was more than enough room for the 6 of us and we felt like we all had our own space. Lili was amazing to communicate with from the very beginning and even organised a private transfer for us to her accommodation. The washing machine was so helpful, as was the fully functioning kitchen with large fridge. We wanted to get a real feel for Japanese life and stay away from the touristy crowds and Lili's house lets you live like a local. It is a very quiet area with friendly neighbours and authentic restaurants. I honestly cannot say enough lovely things about Lili and all the attention to detail and comfort she has given to creating a homely, safe and inviting space for guests. The house is exactly as pictured and was an absolute dream. Thank you again, Lili, for helping as make such beautiful memories.

These are not negatives as such, but small things that people may want to consider. The beds are very typically Japanese and on the firmer side, but the futons in the Tatami room are soft. There is a cute four-seater tea table in the living room but no couch so if you want to relax in front of the tv at the end of the day, you cannot in this room. We preferred this as it was only our kids who wanted to watch tv and it gave us ample storage space for our suitcases. The stairs are narrow and steep, which is very typical and not an issue, but could be for the elderly or mobility impaired.