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Holiday Homes in Tokyo

Tokyo's holiday homes are few but distinctive—each with its own character, from a compact condo near Yotsuya to a guest-favorite villa with a game room.

3 hotels 1 rated 8.5+ typical ¥89,207

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Holy Planet H Guest favorite

Holy Planet

Tokyo Holiday home

9.7Perfect107 reviews

A highly rated villa with a full kitchen and game room, minutes from historic sights.

From¥86,380per night
634 Condo Yotsuya - Vacation Stay 14799V 6 Self-catering
8Great1 reviews

A no-frills holiday home in Tokyo with parking, laundry, and a kitchen—6 minutes on foot from the Saikabo Kimchi Museum.

From¥127,215per night

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Tokyo Japan Houses: Where the Holiday Homes Are

When you search for houses in Tokyo, you're usually looking for space and a kitchen—something a hotel room can't give you. The holiday homes here deliver that, scattered across distinct districts: a condo in Yotsuya with parking and laundry, a self-catering base near Shunkeiji Temple, and a villa with a game room near historic sights. Prices range from 87,580 JPY at the Holy Planet to 128,982 JPY at the 634 Condo Yotsuya, so you can pick your trade-off between cost and amenities.

Frequently asked

What is the cheapest holiday home in Tokyo?

The Holy Planet is the most affordable at 87,580 JPY per night, and it's also the highest rated with a 9.7 score from 107 reviews.

Which Tokyo holiday home is closest to a station or landmark?

The 634 Condo Yotsuya is 6 minutes on foot from the Saikabo Kimchi Museum, while the Shitamachi Place is a short walk from Shunkeiji Temple.

Are holiday homes in Tokyo good for families?

The Holy Planet has a game room, which families often appreciate, and its 9.7 rating suggests guest satisfaction—though you'll want to check room layouts for children.

Holiday Homes in Tokyo

Tokyo's holiday homes are a rare find, tucked into working neighborhoods rather than tourist strips. Here they cluster around residential areas like Yotsuya and the old-town districts of Shitamachi, where you get a kitchen and laundry—amenities that shift your stay from hotel-room dependence to something closer to living in the city. The money buys different things at each end: a practical self-catering base near a museum, or a full villa with space to spread out.

Three properties make up this page, each offering self-catering in a distinct style. One is a no-frills condo with parking near the Saikabo Kimchi Museum, another a compact holiday home walking distance from Shunkeiji Temple, and the third a highly rated villa with a game room. Note that one of the three is classed as a hotel rather than a holiday home, but it still carries the self-catering tag—so expect a kitchen wherever you look.

The bottom line

This set of holiday homes suits travellers who want self-catering flexibility—kitchens, laundry, and sometimes parking—over hotel services. The Holy Planet stands out for its high rating and game room, ideal for those who value space and entertainment. If you prefer traditional hotel amenities, look at Hotels in Tokyo; for tighter budgets, Cheap and budget hotels; for more services, Family Friendly hotels or 3 star hotels; and for easy access, Central hotels or Hotels with parking.