Tokyo is the capital of Japan, and one of the biggest cities in the world with 12 million occupants. The city is a neon vision, displaying both the best of technology today and wild imaginings of the future. The lights, fashion and nightlife are unlike anything you’ve ever seen, but surprisingly sit quite comfortably alongside traditional Japanese culture, which also strongly affects life in Tokyo. From ancient tea ceremonies to karaoke in a neon lit hot tub, Tokyo has it all.
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Amenity filters are provided to help you find the ideal rental in Tokyo. Most of the holiday rentals in Tokyo include Internet or Kitchen, which makes it a fantastic holiday spot if you can't imagine a holiday without internet or you can't imagine a holiday without internet. Plan your holidays in advance if you want a letting with a fireplace or you want to go fishing. There are just 104 properties listed including Detached and 111 properties with Fishing.
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Holiday Rental Price Information in Tokyo
We analysed holiday cottages, homes and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Tokyo. Prices rise in April and reach an average of $428 a night (19/04 – 26/04), making it the most expensive time to book a rental in the next 12 months. Conversely, the cheapest average prices are in a week of June (28/06 – 05/07).
Rental availability information in Tokyo
Find out the percentage of available rentals & cottages in Tokyo with the graph above. The busiest time to book a holiday letting in Tokyo so far is in March (21/03 – 28/03), where only 5 rentals are available. June (14/06 – 21/06) has got the highest percentage of available rentals.
What are the top sights in Tokyo?
What to do on your holiday in Tokyo
When you arrive in Tokyo, you will be blown away by this incredibly vibrant, colourful, technological and heavily populated city. Expect to spend the first day awestruck by all the many sights, neon lights and colours that catch your eye. This fast paced city has so many incredible activities and you can be guaranteed it has something to suit everyone.
Explore Tokyo's historic neighbourhoods
The busy city centre contrasts nicely with the tranquil Japanese gardens which are in various locations throughout the city. Whilst there is a lot of revolutionary technology here, expect to experience a more traditional Tokyo as well.
You may like to start your journey in Old Tokyo, called Shitamachi, which is home to many fascinating museums. At the centre of Shitamachi is Asakusa, with old shopping streets and many temples. The most famous is the beautiful Sensoji Temple. It’s the oldest temple in Tokyo, and though it was partially destroyed during World War II it has been restored to its former glory. Also here is Ryōgoku Kokugikan, the largest sumo wrestling arena in Japan and if you get a chance, this is a cultural activity that should not be missed.
Another must see is the stunning Imperial Palace and the wonderful gardens that surround it. Here you can see the official residence of the Imperial family and experience the stunning stylised gardens Japan is famous for.
Get lost in one of the world's coolest cities
To throw yourself into the bustling city, full of shopping, nightlife and futuristic skyscraper’s, head to the vibrant city centre. Areas such as Shinjuku have hundreds of shops and restaurants along with having Tokyo’s red light district and some of the wildest nightlife in the city.
For a taste of how Tokyo does wild nightlife, book at table at the famous Robot Restaurant. You’ll see more westerners than locals there, but it’s still a mindblowing experience. The show features robots, kung fu pandas, marching girls and dancers, dinosaurs, giant neon tanks in a bizarre performance with dinner. It’s definitely not for the faint hearted or those prone to migraines, as every surface in the room is constantly flashing, shining or moving. If you think you can handle it though, it’s totally worth it.
You may also like to see Shibuya which is a fashionable shopping district, has great nightlife and the famous Harajuku area is here. The Meiji Shrine is also in Shibuya so it really is a place for all ages.
See Japan's unique cherry blossom festival
And finally, if you are in Japan in early spring, make sure you partake in Hanami, the festival of viewing Cherry Blossom trees. The blooms only last for a month or so, but create extraordinary vistas of pale pink blooms across the parks. In Tokyo, celebrate Hanami with locals and head to Chidorigafuchi, a park where you can rent a small boat and paddle around on the waterways enjoying the view.
Where are the unique attractions in Tokyo?
Where to book accommodation in Tokyo
Get a taste of how locals live by staying in a Tokyo apartment. Though dwellings here are typically small, Japanese apartments have a beautiful, distinctive style that makes the most of the space. A holiday apartment in Shinjuku or Kabukicho is the perfect base for some extreme shopping, and at night the area, especially Kabukicho, transforms into a nightlife haven. Ueno is a beautiful area in the north of Tokyo that is home to a beautiful park, museums and markets. It’s a little more laid back than other parts of Tokyo, so if you have kids if might be a good option for accommodation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much should I expect to pay for a holiday letting in Tokyo?
Prices for Apartment rental and House rental for holidays in Tokyo start at $79 per night.
How many holiday accommodation offers will I find in Tokyo?
There are loads of options for holiday accommodation in Tokyo, with 34,493 offers available.
What holiday rental amenities do people typically look for when visiting Tokyo?
The top accommodation priorities for visitors to Tokyo are Internet, Kitchen and TV.
How many accommodation offers are there in Tokyo?
There are 34,493 holiday rental offers in Tokyo, with plenty of Apartment rental and House rental available.
Are pets permitted in holiday accommodation in Tokyo?
There are 613 pet-friendly holiday accommodation offers in Tokyo, costing $770 per night on average.