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Holiday rentals in Tokyo

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 33,430 holiday rentals in Tokyo

  • Verified guest reviews

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    10,060 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly holiday rentals

    Find 800 rentals that welcome pets

  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    30 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    13,510 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wifi availability

    33,250 of Tokyo holiday rentals include wifi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Self check-in, Gym and BBQ grill across Tokyo rentals

  • 4.7 Average rating

    Tokyo stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

  • Nearby attractions

    Tokyo’s top spots include Sensō Ji, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Ueno Park

Top-rated holiday rentals in Tokyo

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Top guest favourite
The traditional two-story villa features a wooden façade with a tiled roof. Large windows framed with wooden slats allow natural light to fill the interior. A decorative wreath adorns the door, enhancing the welcoming entrance. The exterior is complemented by stone pebbles at the base.
Villa in Shinjuku
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

Haku Yujuzhiting Japanese-style inn / Whole-house air conditioning / Whole-house underfloor heating / Shinjuku's bustling area / 4 minutes from Higashi-Shinjuku Station / Maximum 7 people

Explore the Showa era and stroll through Shinjuku. In the heart of Tokyo's most bustling district, a rare all-Japanese-style inn is tucked away, like a pearl cherished by time, quietly resting here. It offers the unparalleled convenience of central Tokyo while retaining the tranquillity and warmth of a traditional Japanese living space, allowing you to experience the most authentic Japanese life in the bustling city. Property features ★ Underfloor heating system throughout the house Even in the cold winter of Tokyo, you can enjoy a warm and comfortable living experience. ★ Central location in Shinjuku, Tokyo Located in the most prosperous area of central Tokyo, you can feel the vibrancy of the city while enjoying a rare peaceful space. ★ Extremely convenient transportation Just a 4-minute walk from Higashi-Shinjuku subway station, you can easily access Tokyo's major popular attractions and business districts. Local lifestyle experiences Not only is it convenient for travelling, but it also allows you to live like a local. 🍞 5-metre walk An internet-famous bakery loved by locals, where you can enjoy freshly baked Japanese bread every day. ☕ 20-metre walk A popular Japanese barista coffee shop, where you can experience the most authentic coffee culture on the streets of Tokyo. 🍶 20-metre walk A traditional izakaya that the neighbourhood frequents. 🏪 3-minute walk Convenience store, open 24 hours to meet your daily needs. Nearby attractions 7-minute walk to: Shinjuku Kabukicho Various specialty restaurants and cafes Convenience stores and drugstores 15-minute walk to: Isetan Shinjuku Store Don Quijote Shinjuku Store Korean Town (Shin-Okubo) Hanazono Shrine Shinjuku Golden Gai

Top guest favourite
An indoor space features a wooden climbing wall with colorful rock holds, leading to a versatile play area. A large dining table is visible, complemented by large windows that provide natural light and a view of greenery. The room design emphasizes a playful atmosphere.
Place to stay in Nakano-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 247 reviews

Tokyo Kids Castle | 130 ㎡ | 20 minutes from Shinjuku | 1 minute from station

Hello, I am the owner. The reason I created Tokyo Kids Castle is: 1. Provide a more comfortable travel and play environment for children and their families around the world 2. Don't let the coronavirus win, send out a spirit of challenge, courage, and excitement 3. To have people from all over the world come to the local area and shopping district, and have them experience and spend money We would like children and their families from all over the world to come. We also have two elementary school children. During the coronavirus pandemic, we tend to stay at home and not have many opportunities to go out and play, so from that experience, I thought if there was a place like this, I could take them there to play with peace of mind, and that's how this project started. I hope that people around the world will be able to challenge themselves to do more new things, enjoy more of what they love, and have more fun and exciting days. * Important points to note * * If we confirm that more than the number of people booked are using (entering) the room, we will charge an additional fee of 10,000 yen per person per day. In addition, no visitors other than guests are allowed. Please be sure to let us know before check-in if the number of guests changes.

Guest favourite
A serene outdoor bath area features a wooden soaking tub and a shower against a backdrop of warm wooden panels. A stone path leads to a minimalist garden with a bamboo plant, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.
Home in Asakusa
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 268 reviews

お二人様限定の露天風呂付|浅草モダン和風のラグジュアリーな1軒家|浅草・上野観光拠点|柳通り西棟

This private house with an open-air bath is an 11-minute walk from Asakusa Station and can accommodate up to two people. There is a living room on the first floor, a king size bedroom on the second floor, and a hinoki cypress open-air bath on the terrace directly connected to it. Shibuya, Ginza, Ueno and Akihabara are also easily accessible by subway, making it a convenient base for sightseeing in Tokyo. There are supermarkets, convenience stores, restaurants, stylish cafes, and variety stores nearby. There is also a LUUP port, so you can also freely stroll around on an electric kickboard. Access 🚶‍♀️ Asakusa station (Ginza line): about 11 minutes on foot/Asakusa station (Tsukuba Express): 9 minutes on foot 🚆 Akihabara: about 5 minutes/Ginza: about 16 minutes/Shibuya: about 35 minutes Guests staying at the west wing of the Yanagidori Inn can also use the Tourist Information Desk Asakusa, which we operate. In addition to sightseeing consultations, we can also provide information on "hidden gems" and local spots that are not listed in the guidebook, exclusively for guests. We also offer luggage storage services, so please feel free to stop by.

Guest favourite
The spa area features two traditional Japanese wooden tubs positioned beside large windows, offering a view of the urban landscape. A shower and sauna are located nearby, with a sleek tile floor enhancing the serene environment.
Home in Setagaya-ku
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

5-minute drive from Shibuya/Sauna, pot bath, rooftop BBQ grill, karaoke/Wi-Fi/consecutive nights discount/25 minutes from Haneda

Enjoy a bathing experience like a unusual hot spring that heals your mind and body in a traditional Japanese pot bath. The Sauna Escape Shibuya is about a 5-minute drive from Shibuya Station, 25 minutes from Haneda Airport, and a good location near Shibuya, but away from the hustle and bustle of the city.It is the only "vacation rental with a private sauna" in the area that has been renovated from a six-story building. The bed is a "nell" that pursues a quality sleep.We assure you a good night's sleep. Convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, bars, bakeries, laundries, and beauty salons are also just around the corner.You can enjoy a stay in the city and live like a local.Recommended for consecutive nights. ✶ We operate the sauna villa "The Zen SPA Kyoto Suite" in Shichijo, Kyoto, as a sister facility. ■Room Facilities Karaoke/ReFa hair dryer, hair straightener/fridge/microwave/tunerless TV/washlet toilet/air conditioning/rice cooker/etc. ■Bathroom Amenities Bathtub/bath towels/shampoo/rinse/body soap/toothbrush ■Bed Arrangement Bedroom 1: 1 king-size bed Bedroom 2: 2 semi-double beds

Guest favourite
A spacious dining area features a large table surrounded by six wooden chairs. A modern pendant light illuminates the room, complemented by natural textures in the furnishings. Dark tones in the decor, along with a wall-mounted television, create a relaxed atmosphere.
Home in Shibuya
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 92 reviews

Ideal location! | luxurious property | 123sqm

Newly refurbished by a prominent architect and just opened in October 2024! Welcome to our hidden gem in the heart of Tokyo! Located just a 2-minute walk from Yoyogi-koen(Yoyogi Park) Station, this Airbnb is the perfect place to fully enjoy your time in Tokyo! The area around the Airbnb is dotted with stylish shops, you’ll have excellent access to various parts of the city! ‐ 123㎡, 4-story house - 4 bedrooms, 6 beds - 2-minute walk to the station - 1Gbps Wifi on all floors - 2 bath, 3 toilets

Top guest favourite
Home in Nakano-ku
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Yohaku Tokyo

Our place is located in a residential neighborhood of Japan, about a 5-minute walk from the nearest subway station. we also easily accessible by taxi. If you’re looking for a stay that’s only a minute or two from the subway, that’s not us—but we offer a more local, peaceful experience! The neighborhood is convenient and lively, with local supermarkets, and convenience stores all within walking distance. We’re only 3 stops from Shinjuku Station, with direct access to Ginza and Tokyo Station.

Guest favourite
Home in Shinjuku
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 23 reviews

Near Shinjuku|Whole House|Hinoki Bath|5pax

【Near Shinjuku|Private Traditional House】 Perfect for couples and small groups. A fully private, renovated 56-year-old Japanese house. Featuring a tatami room and a hinoki bath, you can enjoy a unique stay that blends authentic Japanese living with the convenience of the city. ✔ Relax in a traditional tatami room ✔ Refresh your body in a soothing hinoki bath ✔ Enjoy a quiet and authentic stay near central Tokyo Popular among international guests seeking an authentic Japanese stay.

Top guest favourite
Flat in Shinjuku
5 out of 5 average rating, 10 reviews

Shinjuku-gyoemmae Stn 2 mins walk airport 45 mins

・3 min walk to shinjuku gyoen mae Stn from the apartment,it is the nearest station. ・3minutes to shinjuku Stn by subway. ・3 min walk to the biggest kingdom garden in tokyo--Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. ・Elevator in the building. ・Over 50 restaurants and bars within 500 meters and 2 Convenience Store within 100m meters. ・Listing is about 70 square meters, has 1 bedroom and 1 living room , can accommodate 4 people. Convenient access to the surroundings, you can go anywhere.

Top guest favourite
A traditional Japanese interior is visible, showcasing a dining area with a wooden table and several chairs. The open space features wooden beams and large windows, allowing natural light to illuminate the room. Adjacent are shelves and a kitchenette, blending functionality with a classic aesthetic.
Home in Sumida-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 132 reviews

Authentic Japanese Charm: Tranquil Tokyo Townhouse

Walking down the alley, you will find a quiet, car-free atmosphere and a traditional wooden townhouse. Birds chirping and children laughing echo through the house, blending in with life and making this your second home. Entire rental The bedroom on the first floor can be used as an exhibition space or workspace. The second floor is bedroom only. This small house has been the setting for downtown living since immediately after the earthquake 100 years ago.

Guest favourite
An inviting living area features a spacious light grey sofa with a soft throw draped over it. Natural wood accents characterize the walls and beams, and sheer curtains allow sunlight to filter through. A staircase leads to the upper floor, with a glimpse of dining space visible in the background.
Home in Setagaya-ku
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

Bright & Spacious House in Sangenjaya, Tokyo

Experience a unique blend of Scandinavian and Japanese design in this renovated 86-year-old, two-story home in Sangenjaya. With 80㎡ (900 ft²) of bright space, a 3-meter ceiling, and a dramatic 7-meter ceiling above the kitchen, it’s perfect for families and small groups. Just 6 minutes to the station and 4 minutes to Shibuya, the house offers the perfect mix of calm and city convenience in one of Tokyo’s most beloved neighborhoods, Sangenjaya.

Top guest favourite
The living area showcases a spacious layout with low seating along the walls and a wooden coffee table at the center. Soft lamps provide illumination, while natural light filters through the slatted windows, highlighting the wooden beams of the ceiling.
Home in Sumida-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Traditional Houses /7min walk fromAsakusa

The building is a 60-year-old Japanese traditional house renovated and opened in 2024, a private trip completely reserved for private use. The location is very convenient as it is a 7-minute walk (550m) from Asakusa Station. Direct train access from Narita and Haneda airports. Check-in from 16:00 ~ Check-out at 10:00. We are particular about our bedding, which is why we receive high ratings from many guests. (Please check the reviews.)

Top guest favourite
Flat in Shinjuku
5 out of 5 average rating, 14 reviews

City hideaway|7 min taxi from Shinjuku Station

About 7 minutes by taxi from Shinjuku Station. Welcome to Élure Tokyo—a private hideaway for two, where quiet elegance and thoughtful design come together. Within a 45㎡ space, a king-size bed wrapped in premium linens awaits. A fireplace that gently draws the room into stillness. A large-screen projector that transforms the night into your own private cinema. Everything has purpose, and nothing is excessive.

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Guest favourite
A modern living area features a mounted television against a textured wall. Shelves display potted plants, books, and decorative items. A dining table set for a meal is visible in the foreground, accompanied by four chairs and a centerpiece of fresh flowers.
Flat in Setagaya-ku
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

Seijo 4F (401)/Tokyo Beverly Hills/Large Window/Shibuya/Sinjuku/Celebrity/Beautiful View/Sky/ART

Top guest favourite
An open living space is highlighted by a mix of traditional and modern design elements. Antique furniture pieces, including a green sofa and wooden chairs, are arranged on a vibrant area rug. Exposed concrete walls contrast with warm wooden flooring, creating a unique atmosphere.
Home in Toshima-k
5 out of 5 average rating, 39 reviews

2340inn: Ikebukuro business district, 4 minutes by subway, rooftop view of Mt. Fuji, beautiful design 55 square meters, Japanese tatami + living room, 2 bathrooms 2 bathrooms

Top guest favourite
Home in Setagaya-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

3 mins walk to the station, 10 mins to Shibuya, 15 mins to Shinjuku, Shimokitazawa within walking distance, 186㎡ (2000sqft), 5 bedrooms, 2 showers

Top guest favourite
A cozy dining area features a round table surrounded by four wooden chairs. Soft natural light filters through wooden blinds, illuminating a vase of flowers on the table. The space is complemented by a sleek lamp and potted plant, enhancing its welcoming ambiance.
Home in Setagaya-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 86 reviews

10-min to Shibuya|4-min to Sangenjaya|Retro modern

Guest favourite
The house is nestled in a peaceful garden, illuminated by soft outdoor lighting. The exterior features natural stone pathways and various plants, complementing the traditional architecture. Large windows reveal a warm interior, while the surrounding trees create a harmonious blend with nature.
Hut in Kita
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 91 reviews

Japanese Garden/Whole House Rental/136㎡/PAX 12

Guest favourite
Home in Asakusa
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 38 reviews

Great location, 3-minute walk to Sensoji Temple! Feel the healing of Japan in an old guest house full of emotion. Direct train to Narita and Haneda Airports. Ginza Ueno is also convenient

Top guest favourite
Home in Kōtō-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 35 reviews

A private villa on the banks of the Sumida River | Located in the center of Tokyo, close to Nihonbashi, Asakusa, Ryogoku, etc. | A modern Japanese-style accommodation

Top guest favourite
Home in Nakano-ku
5 out of 5 average rating, 5 reviews

6 Min to Shinjuku/ Brand-New/ Zen Garden & Kimono

When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Tokyo?

    Popular areas to stay include Shinjuku for shopping and nightlife, Asakusa for a more historical atmosphere, and Shibuya for energetic streets and local boutiques. Each neighborhood has unique character and convenient access to attractions across the city.

  • What are the best things to do in Tokyo with kids?

    Families often explore Ueno Zoo, interactive science museums, and theme parks around Tokyo. The city also has parks, aquariums, and engaging neighborhood festivals throughout the year.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Tokyo?

    Visit historic temples like Sensō-ji, browse Tsukiji’s lively food market, and explore art at the Mori Art Museum. Locals and visitors enjoy shopping in Harajuku, tranquil gardens, and vibrant entertainment districts.

  • How is the weather in Tokyo?

    Tokyo has cool winters around 34–50°F (1–10°C), while summers are warm and humid at 72–88°F (22–31°C), with highest rainfall usually in early autumn. Spring brings mild temperatures and popular cherry blossoms.

  • When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

    Spring and autumn are frequently suggested for comfortable weather and vivid seasonal scenery. Cherry blossom viewing in early spring and colorful foliage in autumn add to the city’s appeal.

  • What are the best places to visit in Tokyo?

    Explore the historic Sensō-ji Temple, stroll through the Imperial Palace grounds, and discover contemporary culture in Shibuya and Shinjuku. The teamLab Borderless art space and historic Meiji Shrine are also often recommended.

  • What are some hiking trails in Tokyo?

    Nature lovers often venture to Mount Takao or walk the forested trails around Mount Mitake. Tokyo’s public parks, such as Yoyogi Park, have gentle walking paths and garden trails for all ages.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Tokyo?

    Families can explore interactive museums, visit Tokyo Skytree’s observation deck, or enjoy waterfront parks with play areas. Attractions like Asobono indoor playground and Ueno Zoo are also popular among travelers with children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tokyo?

    Many people take day trips to traditional towns with temples and shrines, hot spring resorts, or scenic mountain areas. Visiting the historic district of Kamakura or the natural views around Hakone is often suggested.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tokyo?

    Tokyo has pet-friendly stays in neighborhoods like Shinjuku, Ebisu, and around Ueno Park. Many parks and public spaces welcome people with dogs, making city walks easy for travelers with pets.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Tokyo?

    Tapping a rechargeable transit card can simplify travel on trains and buses. Some restaurants and shrines request shoes be removed, so wearing easy-to-slip-off shoes is helpful, and carrying cash is useful for small shops.

  • What is Tokyo known for?

    Tokyo is known for its blend of historic temples, modern skyscrapers, vibrant food culture, and fashion-forward districts. Anime, technology, and seasonal traditions shape city life throughout the year.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tokyo?

    Travelers sometimes discover Yanaka’s preserved streets, quiet gardens like Rikugien, and quirky museums tucked in residential neighborhoods. Smaller shrines and neighborhood markets reveal local culture beyond major sights.

  • What are the best foods to try in Tokyo?

    Tokyo has sushi, ramen, tempura, and savory street snacks such as takoyaki and yakitori. Wagashi (traditional sweets) and seasonal specialties reflect the city’s evolving food scene.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Tokyo?

    Pack comfortable walking shoes, a compact umbrella for unexpected showers, and a reusable water bottle. Depending on the season, bring layers for cooler months or light clothing for humid summers.

  • What is the nightlife in Tokyo like?

    Tokyo’s nightlife is lively, with karaoke lounges, izakaya bars, and clubs in neighborhoods like Roppongi, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Local venues often showcase live music, themed entertainment, and late-night dining.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Tokyo?

    Tokyo celebrates spring cherry blossom festivals, traditional summer matsuri with parades and fireworks, and New Year’s shrine visits. Events such as the Tokyo International Film Festival and unique art festivals draw many visitors.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tokyo?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found throughout central neighborhoods and around major parks like Yoyogi and Ueno. Many options have space for groups and convenient access to playgrounds or local attractions.

All about Tokyo

This ancient, yet forward-looking hub is the most populated city on earth, and there’s truly something for everyone here. From elegant Japanese gardens for quiet strolls to meticulous subway systems and neon billboards with the latest tech novelty, Tokyo is brimming with life. And it’s not all about the future — Japan has deep respect for its heritage, and you’ll find a more traditional side to this ever-changing city in older districts such as Asakusa with its distinctly old-school stalls and snacks. History lovers will love soaking up hundreds of years of culture with sumo bouts, tea ceremonies, and historic theatre acts. In contrast, fans of the more modern side of Japanese life have a feast of manga, anime, and J-POP to discover. Feel the heartbeat of the capital at pulsating Shibuya Crossing, then grab a bite at one of its many kaitenzushi — conveyor belt sushi restaurants. After dark, it’s time to sample the Shinjuku district’s lively nightlife scene.

What are the top things to do in Tokyo?

Paper Museum

Seasoned stationery aficionados will already know about Japan’s traditional paper called washi. The Paper Museum, based in Tokyo’s Oji neighbourhood, was formerly home to the first modern paper mill in Japan. Today, it houses all things related to the history of paper in Japan and how it’s used on an everyday basis. Exhibitions showcase local craftspeople, the tearoom is stocked with calligraphy goods to purchase, and you can even take inspiration to try your own origami art.

Chikurin Park

Towering trees might seem far out of reach from Shibuya Crossing, but an hour away, Chikurin Park bamboo forest is a haven of tranquillity. Spot fireflies on long summer days, listen to the gentle flow of natural spring water, and take in the sense of peace created by thousands of slim bamboo trees.

Visit a kissaten

Japanese culture is renowned for a love of precision and time-honoured skill. Step into one of Tokyo’s traditional kissaten — a blend of teahouse and coffeehouse — to see this careful craft get the attention it deserves. There’s no rush here, so take a break from the city’s bustling energy outside and sip slowly.

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