Airbnb Tokyo: the best Airbnb rentals in Tokyo

Put the course on the enchanting capital of Japan and stay in the best Airbnb in Tokyo!

The capital of Japan since 1868, Tokyo can now boast of being both the economic lung and a strong cultural place in the country. With its multiple facets, this avant-garde port city is the promise of total change. A perfect fusion of tradition and modernity, it offers — to whom it takes time to look into it — a palette of paintings as fascinating as one another.

From its juxtaposition of neighbourhoods to the plural atmospheres to its enchanting gardens, to its unmeasured buildings and emblematic temples: the “Eastern capital” knows how to mark the spirits. Have you chosen to immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere and look for a cool place to stay? Here is a selection of the best Airbnb rentals in Tokyo!

Toshima

1. Practical and comfortable studio

Ideal for travellers wishing to go through the city from end to end, this charming studio offers a comfortable and neat interior for the return of exhausting days.

Located only 4 minutes’ walk from Ikebukuro — the second largest train station in Tokyo — it guarantees a quick connection to the main places in the city. Harajuku, Shibuya or Shinjuku will soon have more secrets for you.

2. Typically Japanese decoration apartment

Here is the Japanese Apartment among Japanese apartments! A clear wooden floor, white walls dressed and a sober and clean decoration, accompanied as a simple “artifice” of two plants laid in the middle of the apartment, here is the Airbnb rental in Tokyo perfect to relax after a day spent in the heart of Japanese agitation.

An air bubble, an appetiser cocoon to allow you to relax once you return home. Perfect for 1 to 3 passengers, the accommodation has one bedroom and two beds, and is fully equipped, just like its kitchen.

Just a short walk from the various public transport lines, you will only be a few minutes away from the Japanese capital, so you can enjoy the maximum of your stay in this particular culture.

Sumida

3. Apartment overlooking the Skytree

Modern and functional, this apartment places you in the heart of Oshiage , a charming neighborhood where the spirit of the “old” Tokyo blends with avant-garde. You can easily access fashionable addresses or push the doors of fifty-year-old shops in charge of history.

Bookshops, ramen stores, trendy cafés and local confectionery are waiting for you.

4. Duplex retro

Perfect for a stay at two, this warm duplex immerses you in a retro atmosphere of the most pleasant. After a day spent in the swelling Sumida , you will be delighted to find refuge in its comforting interior. Dining on the bar facing the city or comfortably sit in the seating area offering spectacular views of Tokyo Skytree.

Ota

5. Modern Japanese style house

Nestled in a quiet residential area, this Airbnb in Tokyo is a lovely drop point to explore the capital easily. Well served by public transport, day and night, you will have no difficulty moving from the accommodation. The greedy will not be left, since the neighborhood is full of heteroclites.

Minato

6. Buton near Shibakoen

Located in Minato , one of the most dynamic and luxurious districts of the capital of Japan, this rental in Tokyo takes a small oasis in the heart of urban unrest. Bit in its cosy interior, sip a fresh drink in its small treed patio or plunge into the forest building looking for the Tower of Tokyo.

In the evening, from its observatory you can see the city betting lights.

Kita-ku

7. Modern apartment and design

It is behind the doors of a Ryokan — a traditional Japanese hotel — that you will find this beautiful apartment highlighting the Japanese style. Experience a unique experience by sleeping on a futon in the tatami area and passing on to the call of a neighbourhood full of authenticity where local fine grocery stores, typical shopping streets and temples will leave you an intractable memory.

Chūō-ku

8. Simple and exotic room in Tsukiji

Comfortable and all in elegance, this Airbnb in Tokyo is an ideal base to stay in Tokyo Tsukiji , one of the most famous neighborhoods in the city. Known to house the largest fish market in the world, it is also famous for its iconic samurai houses dating from the time of Edo.

No doubt you will enjoy exploring the surrounding area by juggling between gourmet breaks and cultural visits.

Shinjuku

9. Minimalist Japanese apartment

Combining the traditional Japanese style with more contemporary influences, this minimalist apartment will certainly appeal to you. In the morning, after a good night on a futon, enjoy a cup of tea in the living room bathed in natural light.

Then take the direction of the Shinjuku Gyoen gardens – a few steps away – for a walk full of magic. In the spring, you can admire the famous cherry trees in flowers.

Shibuya

10. Nice apartment near the train station

Located in Shibuya , one of the most unmissable districts of the capital, this Airbnb in Tokyo is a convenient and cosy accommodation where to put your suitcases for a few days or more.

Just a few steps from the Hatagaya train station, you can move with a disconcerting ease and enjoy exploring the surprising and fascinating emblem of shopping that Shibuya is.