Long-term stays in Tokyo at comfortable “apartment hotels” | Tokyu Stay

If you’re planning a long-term stay in Tokyo, choose an apartment hotel that offers comfort and convenient access throughout the city. Each Tokyu Stay hotel is well located for exploring Tokyo, offering easy access to neighborhoods such as Asakusa, as well as major landmarks such as Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower. They also offer excellent access to key stations across the city and to Tokyo’s airports. This article highlights the features that make Tokyu Stay an ideal choice for extended visits.

Fully equipped apartment hotels for long-term stays in Tokyo

For those planning an extended visit to Tokyo, apartment-style hotels are the perfect choice. With thoughtfully designed rooms and flexible accommodation options, Tokyu Stay lets you “travel like you live,” combining the comfort of home with the attentive service of a hotel—perfect for business or leisure stays.

About apartment hotels：

Comfortable living amenities for long-term stays

Selected room types feature a kitchenette equipped with an electric cooker and basic cooking utensils, giving you the flexibility to cook during your stay. All rooms include a microwave, refrigerator, and tableware for your convenience. With practical amenities such as an in-room washing machine, this type of accommodation offers excellent value and comfort, allowing you to relax and maintain your usual lifestyle rhythm throughout your stay in Tokyo.

Spacious rooms | Great for families and groups

The rooms are larger than those of average Japanese hotels. Guests will appreciate the spacious design and comfortable layout, which provide a relaxed sense of openness. The space is designed for flexible use—from relaxing on the sofa to working comfortably at your desk. Extra beds are also available, making this accommodation a good choice for both family and group trips.

Accessible services | Simple check-in, check-out

Front desk services include receiving deliveries, arranging taxis, and providing a smooth check-in and check-out experience. Optional services such as room cleaning and linen changes are also available to make your stay even more effortless. You can also choose a plan that fits your needs and budget, such as a “breakfast included” plan or a “room only” plan.

For business travelers | Well-located comfort

If you’re seeking greater comfort than what typical business hotels can offer, apartment hotels are an excellent choice. Designed for extended stays, they provide the space and amenities to let you live and work just like at home. With convenient access to major business districts and transport hubs, they’re also ideal for workations that combine business and sightseeing.

Stay where convenience meets purpose

When visiting Tokyo, choose accommodation with excellent access to major transport hubs such as Tokyo, Shinagawa, and Shinjuku stations—or close to your intended destinations. Selecting a location that matches your travel purpose ensures a smooth, efficient, and truly convenient stay.

Frequently asked questions about sightseeing in Tokyo

To help you make the most of your stay, we’ve gathered some of the most-common questions about sightseeing in Tokyo. Here you’ll find tips and ideas for enjoying Japan’s culture and discovering the city’s many attractions.

What are the best ways to experience Japanese culture?

To explore Japan’s traditional culture, try renting a kimono in Asakusa and visiting the historic Sensō-ji Temple, or take part in a wagashi (Japanese confectionery)-making workshop in Nihonbashi. Tokyo offers a variety of hands-on activities and attractions that allow you to experience Japanese culture up close.

Where can I enjoy a relaxing walk in Tokyo?

Tokyo offers many places perfect for a leisurely stroll, such as Ueno Park and Shinjuku Gyoen. Take your time to enjoy the greenery and open spaces, where you can unwind and experience a quieter side of the city. Ueno Park, in particular, is home to a variety of museums and even a zoo—making it a great destination for families as well.

What are some recommended restaurants in Tokyo?

Dining is one of Tokyo’s greatest pleasures. For an exceptional culinary experience, you might visit Sushi Keita in Tsukiji or Akasaka Kappo Washi, both recognized by the Michelin Guide. Tokyo offers countless opportunities to enjoy the very best of traditional to modern Japanese cuisine.

What’s a recommended five-day itinerary for visiting Tokyo with friends?

Here’s an example of how you might spend five memorable days exploring the city:

What’s a recommended five-day itinerary for a family trip to Tokyo?

Here’s an example of a fun and well-balanced five-day plan for families:

Enjoying your stay in Tokyo

Whether you’re visiting for sightseeing, culture, or cuisine, Tokyo offers endless ways to explore and enjoy. We hope these tips help you make the most of your time in Japan’s vibrant capital.

Tokyu Stay in Tokyo

Tokyu Stay offers rooms equipped with home-like amenities such as a washing machine and microwave—making it a hotel that becomes more comfortable the longer you stay. Located mainly in Tokyo’s central districts—including Ginza, Nihonbashi, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Shinagawa—each property provides an ideal base for business or leisure travelers. With a variety of room types, Tokyu Stay accommodates families, couples, groups, and solo travelers alike.

Facilities and services

While facilities vary by location, every Tokyu Stay hotel welcomes guests with a clean, comfortable environment and thoughtful service from dedicated staff, ensuring comfort for both short and extended stays. Each property features well-maintained lounges and in-room facilities such as a washing machine and microwave.

Rates

Room rates vary depending on your dates and selected plan. Please refer to the reservation page or official app for the most up-to-date information.

Our locations in Tokyo

Tokyu Stay operates apartment hotels mainly in the Ginza, Nihonbashi, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Shinagawa areas. Please check the list below for details on each hotel.

Tokyu Stay locations

Finding Tokyu Stay hotels near Tokyo’s most-popular areas

Efficient travel in Tokyo starts with choosing a convenient base. Tokyu Stay’s apartment hotels are located in areas with excellent access to the most-popular areas, such as Asakusa, Akihabara, and Ginza, which are ideal for exploring, dining, and shopping across the city.

Here are the highlights of key neighborhoods and nearby Tokyu Stay locations

Asakusa

A classic sightseeing area filled with history and culture. Stroll from Kaminarimon Gate to Sensō-ji Temple, enjoy shopping and local treats along Nakamise Street, and admire Tokyo Skytree from across the Sumida River. If you’re interested in Japanese kitchenware, visit Kappabashi Street, just a short walk away.

Tokyu Stay near Asakusa

Akihabara

Famous for electronics, anime, and gaming culture, Akihabara offers a uniquely Tokyo experience from the moment you step out of the station. Explore Electric Town and visit hobby shops, and get ready for a one-of-a-kind shopping adventure.

Tokyu Stay near Akihabara

Odaiba

Located along Tokyo Bay, Odaiba is known for its futuristic cityscape and waterfront attractions. Take a leisurely walk through its scenic parks, enjoy the view of Rainbow Bridge, or spend a free day exploring its many shopping and entertainment complexes.

Tokyu Stay near Odaiba

Ginza

Tokyo’s most-refined district, Ginza is home to luxury boutiques, gourmet dining, and elegant cafés. The area also offers excellent transport links, giving you easy access to Shibuya, Asakusa, and Ueno.

Tokyu Stay near Ginza

Roppongi

Roppongi is a vibrant district known for its art museums, galleries, and stylish urban atmosphere. Here, you can enjoy shopping and dining at Roppongi Hills, catch a film, or visit the Mori Art Museum—one of Tokyo’s leading art destinations.

Tokyu Stay near Roppongi

Akasaka

Akasaka is a central district that blends business and entertainment. Here, Akasaka Sacas offers restaurants, theaters, and shopping, while the surrounding area is known for its variety of dining options, including jazz bars and fine restaurants.

Tokyu Stay near Akasaka

Harajuku

This is a lively neighborhood where Tokyo’s fashion and youth culture converge. Shop for the latest trends along Takeshita Street or relax at a café on nearby Omotesandō Avenue.

Tokyu Stay near Harajuku

Finding Tokyu Stay hotels near Tokyo’s most-popular landmarks

Tokyu Stay hotels are located within easy reach of Tokyo’s iconic attractions—from Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower to Ameyoko Market and Ueno Park. Each location puts you close to Tokyo’s most-vibrant sights, flavors, and discoveries.

Here are some of Tokyo’s must-see destinations and nearby Tokyu Stay hotels.

Tokyo Skytree

Tokyo Skytree is one of the city’s most-striking modern landmarks, known for its panoramic views and nighttime illumination. From the 350- and 450-meter observation decks, you can take in a breathtaking view of the city, while the adjacent Tokyo Solamachi complex offers abundant shopping and dining options.

Tokyu Stay near Tokyo Skytree

Sensō-ji Temple (Asakusa)

This is Tokyo’s oldest temple and a symbol of the city’s heritage. Walk from the iconic Kaminarimon Gate through the bustling Nakamise Shopping Street to the main hall, where visitors offer prayers and enjoy the aroma of incense. The surrounding streets preserve the nostalgic charm of Tokyo.

Tokyu Stay near Sensō-ji Temple

Sumida River

Flowing through the heart of Tokyo, the Sumida River offers scenic views of Tokyo Skytree and Asakusa. A river-cruise ride is a delightful way to experience Tokyo from the water, blending modern cityscapes with tradition.

Tokyu Stay near Sumida River

Kappabashi Kitchen Street

Just a short walk from Asakusa, Kappabashi is a unique district filled with specialty stores selling professional-grade kitchen tools, tableware, and Japan’s famous food-sample models. It’s a great spot for finding original souvenirs or browsing one-of-a-kind cooking goods.

Tokyu Stay near Kappabashi

Nihonbashi

Marked by its symbolic stone bridge and the mythical kirin statues, Nihonbashi is where Japan’s national road system begins. This historic district combines classic department stores such as Mitsukoshi Main Store, with refined dining and shopping experiences.

Tokyu Stay near Nihonbashi

Tokyo Tower

This is one of Tokyo’s most-beloved landmarks. From its observation deck, visitors can enjoy stunning daytime views and sparkling nightscapes of the entire city. Its central location also provides easy access to Roppongi for art, shopping, dining, and nightlife.

Tokyu Stay near Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Dome City

This is a major entertainment hub hosting professional baseball games, concerts, and amusement attractions. Tokyo Dome City offers shopping, restaurants, and family-friendly activities—including thrilling roller coasters.

Tokyu Stay near Tokyo Dome

Ameyoko Market

Stretching from Ueno to Okachimachi, Ameyoko Market is a lively shopping street filled with great food stalls, izakaya pubs, and fashion shops. It’s a vibrant slice of Tokyo’s old downtown spirit, with countless places to eat and explore.

Tokyu Stay near Ameyoko

Ueno Park

This is a vast cultural park that brings together museums, concert halls, and historic monuments—and one of Tokyo’s best-known cherry-blossom viewing spots. Ueno Zoo—Japan’s first zoological garden—is a must-visit for families.

Tokyu Stay near Ueno Park

Finding Tokyu Stay hotels near Tokyo’s major stations

Tokyu Stay hotels are ideally located with convenient access to Tokyo’s key transport hubs, including Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shinjuku, and Shibuya stations. Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure, staying near these major stations allows smooth connections across the city and beyond.

Tokyo Station

Tokyo Station serves as the city’s main gateway, with Shinkansen bullet trains, JR lines, and the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line providing nationwide and local access. The Imperial Palace Outer Garden, Marunouchi, and Nihonbashi districts are all within walking distance.

Tokyu Stay near Tokyo Station

Shinbashi Station

A major interchange for JR lines, the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, and the Toei Asakusa Line, Shinbashi Station offers excellent access to Ginza and Shiodome. The area is known for its wide variety of dining options, and the Asakusa Line provides a direct route to Haneda Airport.

Tokyu Stay near Shinbashi Station

Shinagawa Station

Serving the Shinkansen, multiple JR lines, and the Keikyū Line, Shinagawa Station provides a direct link to Haneda Airport. Nearby attractions include Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa, a family-friendly destination featuring aquariums and light shows.

Tokyu Stay near Shinagawa Station

Shibuya Station

One of Tokyo’s busiest transport hubs, Shibuya Station connects JR lines, Tokyo Metro lines, the Tōkyū network, and Keiō Inokashira Line. It offers smooth access to major districts such as Shinjuku and Ebisu, making it ideal for sightseeing and shopping.

Tokyu Stay near Shibuya Station

Shinjuku Station

Among the world’s busiest terminals, Shinjuku Station is served by JR lines, the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line, and Toei subway lines. The surrounding area features the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and countless dining and shopping spots.

Tokyu Stay near Shinjuku Station

Ikebukuro Station

Ikebukuro Station is a major hub served by JR lines, Tokyo Metro lines, and Seibu Railway. The nearby Sunshine City complex offers shopping, dining, and entertainment options, making it popular with both families and couples.

Tokyu Stay near Ikebukuro Station

Frequently asked questions about Tokyu Stay’s facilities and services

What time is check-in and check-out?

Check-in is available from 3:00 p.m., and check-out is until 11:00 a.m.

Are coin-operated laundry machines available?

Tokyu Stay hotels feature a washing and drying machine in each guest room, eliminating the need for a coin laundry.

Please note that some room types may not include a washing machine.

Note: We recommend checking the room details when making your reservation.

Is breakfast available?

Yes. A breakfast service is available at most locations. Please refer to the page of your intended hotel for specific details.
Note: Breakfast is not offered at Tokyu Stay Yutenji.

Do rooms have a microwave or kitchen for cooking?

All guest rooms include a microwave, and some room types are equipped with a kitchenette that allows light meal preparation. Please confirm the in-room amenities of your selected accommodation in advance.

Do the hotels have a sauna or hot springs?

No, Tokyu Stay hotels do not include saunas or hot springs on the premises.
However, Tokyu Stay Hida Takayama Musubi no Yu and Tokyu Stay Hakodate Asaichi Akari no Yu have large public baths with hot spring water.