Serviced Apartments in Tokyo

Serviced Apartments in Tokyo

Want to have it all? Go for a serviced apartment in Tokyo. With plenty of home comforts, access to shared amenities and routine cleaning, you'll be able to slide into holiday mode the moment you set foot in an apartment hotel.

What is the difference between serviced apartments and self-catered apartments?

With a serviced apartment in Tokyo, you'll get your own bedroom, living area, bathroom and kitchen. Many aparthotels have extra shared amenities like a bar, pool and gym. Some even have their own restaurant, which is good news if your inner chef is on strike. Plus, serviced apartments usually offer regular housekeeping so you can skip the cleaning chores. On the other hand, self-catered or self-contained apartments in Tokyo are more like traditional holiday homes. They come with kitchens, so you can cook up a storm (or just eat cereal straight from the box — no judgement here), and manage your stay independently. While some self-catered and self-contained apartments offer housekeeping for an extra charge, they usually don't have the extensive amenities that serviced apartments do.

Luxury serviced apartments in Tokyo

Splashing out on fancy digs while on hols just feels awesome, and luxury holiday apartments often come with additional amenities, such as a spa, concierge services and valet parking. If you want serviced apartments in Tokyo with a few extra perks, take a look at:

• STUDIO INN NISHISHINJUKU: After a deep soaking bathtub? Maybe a toilet with electronic bidet too? This luxe apartment hotel ticks all the boxes.
• Rooms: This swanky apartment hotel offers a terrace and slippers.

Top family-friendly apartment hotels in Tokyo

Keen to turn a good Tokyo family holiday into one to remember? Book a serviced apartment with Wotif and you'll get your own private sanctuary — while somebody else does the housework for a change. Browse these family-friendly apartments:

• Shinjuku Kagurazaka Japan: A comfortable base for your family holiday, this apartment hotel offers a firepit and children's toys.
• Okushibu Residence: If you need an apartment hotel with plenty of space for the kiddos, plus amenities including a stovetop and a fridge, go for this great pick.

Tokyo apartment hotels for business

There's no denying it, there are some big perks to work trips (hello company-funded wining and dining), but they can also be a whirlwind of stress and chaos. Picture returning after a busy day to a clean and tidy serviced apartment thanks to housekeeping's magic wand. Many Tokyo apartment hotels also offer business centres and conference rooms, making them ideal for meeting clients. Kick up your feet after a long day at one of these top options:

• SPACE HOSTEL TOKYO (5 km from downtown Tokyo): When you've got to sink your teeth into work, you'll be relieved you chose this apartment hotel, which has conveniences including a rooftop terrace and air conditioning.
• Tokyo Urban Flat Hotel 101 (7 km from downtown Tokyo): You can take advantage of premium bedding and a kitchen at this apartment hotel.