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Garden View
Tokyo Downtown ★★★
Tokyo Bed & Breakfast
8.1Great44 reviews
A 10-room homestay near Art Gallery with free Wi-Fi and a garden view, plus a paid airport shuttle.
From¥14,143per night
Bed & Breakfasts · Tokyo City Area · Japan
Bed & Breakfasts in Tokyo
A handful of bed and breakfasts and one hotel that offer a more personal, roomy alternative to Tokyo's standard business hotels — from airport convenience to budget basics.
5 hotels
1 rated 8.5+
typical ¥13,357
hotels
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Garden View
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Airport Convenience
Jin'S Place - 15M To Haneda & Shinagawa ★★★★
Tokyo Bed & Breakfast
8.5Great6 reviews
A spacious three-bedroom house with a kitchen and laundry, ideal for families or groups wanting quick airport access.
From¥46,828per night
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Compact & Accessible
B&B Nagomi ★★
Tokyo Bed & Breakfast
5.4Needs improvement2 reviews
A compact 8-room B&B in Tokyo with strong room and service scores, close to Uemura Museum.
From¥10,057per night
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Business Basic
Business Hotel Kankokukan
Tokyo Bed & Breakfast
7.3Very good818 reviews
Simple, well-rated rooms in central Ikebukuro with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
From¥5,657per night
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Self-Catering Stay
8Great7 reviews
A clean, self-catering stay in Tokyo's Shinjuku area, steps from Kantsu-ji Temple and close to the Imperial Palace.
From¥13,357per night
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Bed and Breakfast in Tokyo: What to Expect
Tokyo's bed and breakfasts are few and far between, so each one stands on its own. You can get a compact room for as little as 5,733 yen a night at Business Hotel Kankokukan in Ikebukuro, or go for the full homestay experience at Jin'S Place — a three-bedroom house near Haneda with a kitchen and laundry, priced at 47,453 yen. In between, Tokyo Downtown offers a 10-room homestay with a garden view and free Wi-Fi from 14,331 yen. The top-rated B&B is Jin'S Place with an 8.5 rating from 6 reviews, though if you want a property with more guest feedback, Business Hotel Kankokukan has 818 reviews and a 7.3 rating.
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Frequently asked
What is the cheapest bed and breakfast in Tokyo?
Business Hotel Kankokukan in central Ikebukuro is the cheapest, with rooms from 5,733 yen per night. It offers simple, well-rated rooms with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
Which bed and breakfast is closest to Haneda Airport?
Jin'S Place is your best bet — it's 15 minutes from Haneda and Shinagawa, making it ideal for early flights or late arrivals. It's a spacious three-bedroom house with a kitchen and laundry.
Are there bed and breakfasts with garden views in Tokyo?
Yes, Tokyo Downtown is a 10-room homestay that features a garden view. It also offers free Wi-Fi and a paid airport shuttle, with rooms from 14,331 yen.
How much does a bed and breakfast cost per night in Tokyo?
Prices range from about 5,733 yen for a basic room in Ikebukuro to 47,453 yen for a full house near Haneda. Mid-range options like Tokyo Downtown sit around 14,331 yen.
Bed & Breakfasts in Tokyo
Tokyo's bed and breakfasts are a small, varied bunch, and they tend to sit where space is easier to come by — near Haneda Airport, in the lanes around Shinjuku, and down in central Ikebukuro. What they share is a homestay feel: kitchens, laundry, garden views, and hosts who run a handful of rooms rather than a tower. The catch is that the city's B&B scene is tiny, so the differences between properties matter more than the category label.
At the low end, you can book a simple room in Ikebukuro for around 5,700 yen a night, while the top end is a three-bedroom house near Haneda at about 47,000 yen — a family-sized stay with its own kitchen and laundry. The mid-range sits around 14,000 yen for places like Tokyo Downtown, a 10-room homestay with a garden view and free Wi-Fi. Note that one listing on this page is actually a small hotel, included because it fits the self-catering style of a B&B.
The bottom line
These bed and breakfasts suit travellers who want more space and home comforts — kitchens, laundry, gardens — or who need quick airport access. If you're looking for a classic hotel experience, more options, or specific amenities like parking or family-friendly facilities, check the dedicated hotel pages for Tokyo. For the cheapest stays, the budget hotels page will have a wider selection.