Weekly Mansion Tokyo

I am looking for a 2 week accomodation in Tokyo.
Read somewhere that Weekly Mansion Tokyo offers short term stay at reasonable rate. Wonder if this is a good choice for a single lady travelling alone? Has anyone stayed here before?

I believe �gTokyo Weekly Mansion�h is the name of the company who operates about 20 of those �gweekly mansions�h in and around Tokyo, so it�fs not just one location. The price seems to range in 3,000 - 6,000 yen per day if you stay for one week or longer (a bit of utility charges on top of that). I�fd say it�fs like a tiny studio with a kitchenette, equipped with everything but not enough to do real serious cooking or anything (I�fve stayed in similar set-up, though not from this company) From what I know from similar set-up and seeing that Tokyo Weekly Mansions seem to have reception desk at the entrance, I�fd say it should be safe.

THe company's url below (in Japanese):
http://www.wmt.co.jp/index_t.html

Hi~~

I am a business man and I have to go to Japan, USA and china frequently.

I stayed in Weekly mansion every time when I went to Japan.

In my oppinions, most Weekly Mansions in Japan are O.K. for me. I don't know whether you are first time to Japan or not? If it's the first time you go to Japan, I suggest you to choose a weekly mansion near subway station.

The URL following is a website of weekly mansion, for your referenfe:

http://www.wmt.co.jp/index_t.html

is there any of these near to either yokohama or shonnandai station.pls advise me

There used to be one about 5 mins walk from Yokohama Station; was called Tsukasa Weekly Mansion which I understand is now Tokyo Weekly Mansion. Not sure if it still exists.

Is there any weekly mansion with 3 bedrooms and internet

Ive been to a weekly mansion a few times.. its OK if you are on a budget. The reason I say this is because the rooms are VERY small. If you are a tall person, good luck using the bathroom.

Hope this infor is useful. Just came back from Tokyo, stayed at the UENO WEEKLY MANSION with 3 adults and 2 kids. The apartment is small and the 3 beds are really single beds and really no where to put your bags. But it is ok for us since we only go back to the apartment to sleep and the good deal is, it is near the Ueno station. We will go back again to stay but this time we may book another room as by then the kids would have grown and need their own beds.
Near the Ueno station, there is this family restaurant that really serves reasonable Japanese food and we ate there every morning!

Hi, thanks for this link http://www.wmt.co.jp/index_t.html except it's all in Japanese. Not sure how I check availability for rooms?

Link to Weekly Mansion posted seems dead. Weeky Mansion is starting to be posted on Online agent,such as "Rates to Go", "Hostel World",and also some some of their properties have Englsh Website http://www.wmt-tokyo.com/ Please check! Hope it helps

Weekly Mansion Tokyo seems to have lauched an English website. Hope it helps

http://www.wmt.co.jp/en/index.html

Hi, I was in Japan recently and I stayed alone in Tokyo. I stayed with Weekly Mansion Tokyo's Higashi Ikebukuro's branch. It was very pleasant and no fuss. I arrived early despite my indicated-1500hr checkin time, and they quickly prepared a room for me without complaints. If you're travelling alone and do not need fancy room service or cleaning ladies in your room, this is the place to stay in Tokyo. Higashi Ikebukuro's branch is near Ootsuka station (Yamanote sen), either walk 10 minutes or take a short tram. There's a 24 hr eatery next to it in case you get hunger pangs! There's internet too, and wonderful Japanese TV shows. *sigh* recounting this makes me want to go back now!!!!

Hi All.
This Weekly Mansion is Fantastic. My Wife and I stayed there in March09. We are going back to Osaka September and have purchased the 14 day railpass.Intending to stay again and use Bullet train for day trips out.Then go to Tokyo. Will use Weekly Mansion in Tokyo also when we are there.
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Japan I would recommend the Sadia Card { now called Phone Card.JP} as they don't rip you off like all the Vending machine dispensed cards. Email them and they will send the card to your hotel and then you are able to charge it up at any Lawson's.

I am browsing through Weekly Mansion website and I cannot decide where to stay in Tokyo.

Higashi-Ikebukuro
Higashi-Ueno
Shinagawa

They all looked nice and convenient but which one is the better choice? Transportation and food are expensive so I would like to stay at a place that has the best of both worlds.

I would like to visit places like Shibuya, Harajuku, Omotesando, Ginza...