Showing Apartment Buildings
Booking two hotel rooms in Tokyo usually means the kids end up on one floor and you on another. With our 3 bedroom apartments in Japan, that problem goes away. Everyone sleeps under one roof, and there’s a living room where you can actually sit together at the end of the day.
It depends on your group. Kira Kira House has three bedrooms and room for up to eight guests, so it suits big families or colleagues sharing a place. Showa House in Kamata also sleeps eight and has its own private garden, which you don’t often get in Tokyo. You’ll find beds, occupancy, and amenities listed on each apartment page.
That’s where these homes make the most sense. Most come with a full kitchen, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and housekeeping, but the details change from one property to another, so check before you book. Moving to Tokyo for work? Our long-term furnished stays and city orientation programs can take some of the stress out of the first few weeks.
Here’s the honest comparison with a hotel. Paying for two or three rooms for a month costs a lot, and you still have nowhere to cook. In an apartment, you can make breakfast at home, do laundry and give the children their own space. For families, that makes a long stay easier.
If three bedrooms won’t be enough, have a look at our 4 bedroom serviced apartments in Japan. For a couple or a small family, the 2 bedroom apartments are usually a better fit.
Tell us your dates, how many people are travelling and the area of Tokyo you’d like to stay in. We’ll check what’s available and get back to you. Enquire today.
