ACOE has apartments and houses in Tokyo that take 8 guests on one booking, and some of them take 9 or 10. Compare their bedrooms, beds and bathrooms below.
ACOE has homes in Tokyo that take a party of 8 on one booking. They include Hatsudai, Okubo, Azabu-Juban I and Morishita 3F, for up to 8 guests; Nakano-Sakaue, for up to 9; and Kaminarimon Asakusa and Morishita Penthouse, for up to 10. Each booking is one apartment or one house.
A hotel can also take a group this size, across several rooms. With ACOE, the whole party stays in one apartment or one house.
Homes for 8 come first, then homes for 9, then homes for 10.
A party of 8 can choose from any home below, a party of 9 from the homes for 9 or 10, and a party of 10 from the homes for 10.
Here is each home in the same order as the cards above, with its type, guest limit, bedrooms, beds, bathrooms, lift and children's items.
Hatsudai, Hatsudai, Shibuya, one stop from Shinjuku
Okubo, Okubo, Shinjuku
Azabu-Juban I, Azabu-Juban, Minato
Morishita 3F, Morishita, Koto
Nakano-Sakaue, Nakano-Sakaue, Nakano
Kaminarimon Asakusa, Asakusa, Taito
Morishita Penthouse, Morishita, Koto
In the homes listed below, some guests share a bed when the home is full. If some of your party need a bed to themselves, count the single beds:
What each home listed here has for cooking, eating together and laundry:
Can 8 people stay in one apartment in Tokyo?
Yes. Our apartments that take 8 or more include Azabu-Juban I and Morishita 3F, for up to 8, and Morishita Penthouse, for up to 10. Our houses that take 8 or more include Hatsudai (each house) and Okubo, for up to 8; Nakano-Sakaue, for up to 9; and Kaminarimon Asakusa, for up to 10.
How many bathrooms are there for 8 to 10 people?
For 8 to 10 guests, homes with 2 showers and 2 toilets include Hatsudai (in each house), Okubo, Nakano-Sakaue, Kaminarimon Asakusa and Morishita Penthouse. Azabu-Juban I and Morishita 3F have 1 bathroom and 1 toilet. At Azabu-Juban I, the bathroom and the toilet are in separate rooms.
Are the beds for 8 real beds, or sofa beds and futons?
It depends on the home. At Hatsudai, each house has 6 beds: 4 single beds and 2 double beds. At Okubo, the 5 beds are 3 double beds, 1 semi-double bed and 1 double-size sofa bed. At Azabu-Juban I, the beds include a queen-size sofa bed and a bunk bed. At Morishita 3F and Nakano-Sakaue, one of the beds is a double sofa bed. Kaminarimon Asakusa has 3 double beds and 2 single beds, plus 2 futons in the tatami room. At Morishita Penthouse, one bed is a double futon in the tatami sleeping area. You can see the beds for each home under Home by home.
How many guests can one booking take?
Up to 10. Each booking is one apartment or one house, and homes that take up to 10 guests include Kaminarimon Asakusa and Morishita Penthouse.
Planning for a smaller party? See our pages for a family of 4, a family of 5, a family of 6 and a family of 7, and our guide to connecting rooms at Tokyo hotels.
To see every home, or to take our 3-question quiz, go to Explore Homes. For a party of 8, choose "7-8" in the quiz. For 9 or 10, choose "9-10".
For days out with your group, see Easy Day Trips from Tokyo.
Not quite right? Email us at office@acoe.jp and tell us about your group.
