Hotels with a separate bedroom in Tokyo
A real full service hotel close to major trains, without sacrificing room size.
One apartment pairs a king bed with bunk beds, and connecting rooms sleep up to 8 adults, alongside a Pokémon room and a tatami apartment for six.
A Pokémon room, bunk bed apartments and a 78 square meter connecting Japanese apartment, with Ameyoko and the Tokyo National Museum nearby.
Every room is a two-bedroom suite, up to 74 square meters, with a tatami Japanese suite and a premium suite with a projector.
River view rooms overlook the Sumida River, where the summer fireworks can be watched from the room, with Skytree and Sumida Aquarium nearby.
A premium apartment with an artist collaboration design, plus a Pokémon room and a tatami apartment, near Kabuki-za and teamLab Planets.
West of Shinjuku Station, with bunk bed apartments, a tatami apartment and a 60 square meter deluxe Japanese apartment, near Meiji Jingu.
A whole floor can be rented as three connected rooms for up to 12 adults and 6 children, with a supply area for borrowing high chairs and stepping stools.
Concept rooms include a premium apartment with a counter kitchen and a train view apartment with a bunk bed, with Ueno Park right over the bridge.
A ninja room for up to 8 with shuriken and scrolls, and a sushi themed concept apartment, both 75 square meters, near the airport express trains.
In room laundry and a kitchen are the real luxury here.
Connecting rooms are a real option for larger groups, and being five minutes from Tokyo Station makes travel days much easier.
Nine room types, including city view two-bedroom suites, an accessible apartment and a Pokémon room, near department stores and anime and manga shops.
A Pokémon room with 100 characters and a UKIYO-E room, with loft bed apartments and Sumida Aquarium nearby.
A comfortable, comparatively affordable Akihabara stay that works for groups of four or five, near anime and manga shopping.
Rooms are larger than many city hotels, and the location works well for both central sightseeing and a Disney train day.
A modern, relatively affordable Shibuya option with communal kitchen space, laundry, a lounge, and rooms that can work for families of four.
A good Kinshicho base with suites that can fit up to six, plus a playground and useful everyday shopping within an easy walk.
A very family-oriented Ueno stay with unusually roomy accommodations and options for larger groups who need more than a standard Tokyo hotel room.
