Sakura is particularly amazing in a bloom. The same is true to Sakura House as friends from more than 100 countries are flourshing with us. Share your Tokyo experience with your housemates in a cross-cultural neighborhood!
At Sakura Guest Houses, what you get is more than just a place to sleep. You also become part of the community. From watching TV, playing poker games or cooking together, to helping each other out whenever needed, you always have someone to share all the happenings in life.
In addition, guest houses are usually cheaper than apartments, so you could stay in a better location with the same budget. To those who are new to this country, don’t worry, our staff will also tell you about the things you need to know when kicking off your life here in Japan.
Regardless of age and nationality, many housemates have learnt more about each other's culture, built solid friendships and found the priceless experience useful for a lifetime. Giving you a precious memory in this fascinating city, is our goal at Sakura House.
Guest house
is a partially shared accommodation. You will have a
private bedroom while sharing the kitchen, toilet,
bathroom and living room
with other people. Consider it as living in a large apartment
together with
a few friends.
All rooms are fully furnished, equipped with free internet and at affordable monthly rates. No key money,
guarantor or agent fee required, you can pop in with a suitcase
and start your
life in Tokyo.
You
will have your private bedroom with bedding, air
conditioner, free internet connection and simple furniture.
Kitchen, living room, shower and toilet are shared with
other housemates.
An average
guest house kitchen is equipped with a fridge, gas
stove, microwave, toaster, and dishes.
Most houses have TV and some may have Cable or satellite
TV.
Note: This is
just an example of a guest house at Sakura House. Actual
room size and facilities may vary.
Shinjuku,
JR Chuo line
