Staying in a furnished Tokyo apartment, from a few nights to a few months

Today, 30 nights in one of our 47 available Tokyo apartments costs from ¥160,792 in total, and half of them cost between ¥239,024 and ¥483,548 (median ¥335,320) — all fees and the multi-night discount included. The total depends on the area, the size and your dates.

No key money, agency fee, renewal fee or guarantor company. Any one-off fees are already in the total shown for your dates, on the same line as their price.

Yes. You choose the apartment and dates online and reserve with a card; for 30 nights or more you also sign the fixed-term lease electronically before you travel. A passport is enough as identification.

At most of our buildings, yes, when you stay on a fixed-term lease. Each apartment page says whether residence registration is possible.

It depends on the apartment. Many of our homes are licensed short-stay accommodation and take stays from one or two nights; the others are let on a fixed-term lease from 30 nights. Each apartment page shows its own minimum.

For short stays they work much like an apartment hotel: you book online by the night and pay when you book, with no lease. The difference is that each one is a whole furnished apartment with its own kitchen, kitchenware and washing machine, and usually more space than a Tokyo hotel room. Stays of 30 nights or more are let on a fixed-term lease.

Yes. On the group booking page you choose the apartments and dates, get one quote for all of them, held for five business days, and pay once by bank transfer or card.