A monthly apartment is a short-term rental condominium with a “month” contract. General rental condominiums have an annual contract, and a security deposit, key money, and brokerage fee are required at the beginning, but monthly apartments of flat agencies do not require it.

*The “month” in this website refers to a period of 30 days (29 nights and 30 days).

Advantages of Monthly Apartments

・ The difference from a business hotel is that you do not have to leave the key at the front desk when you go out, and you can enter and exit freely.

・ There is a kitchen, so you can cook for yourself.

There is also a monthly apartment with an auto lock that is safe for women.

Advantages of a business hotel

・ If there is a vacancy, you can stay on the same day.

・Accommodation is possible from one night.

Individual contract ⋯ Subscriber’s ID card (driver’s license, certificate with face photo and address, etc.), seal

Corporate Contract ⋯ Tenant’s ID Card

If you are an overseas customer or a tenant ⋯ A copy of your passport and an ID card for your emergency contact information.
* It depends on the content of the application.

Monthly type contracts of less than 30 days cannot be accepted.

Please use the weekly type that can be used from the 7th.

In the case of cancellation before moving in, we will accept the cancellation request form designated by our company at least 14 days in advance. (It’s free.) ）

After the 14th day counted from the contract start date, a cancellation fee of 20,000 yen is required.

It is not necessary to renew (extend) the contract period, but to sign a contract (re-contract) from the day after the contract end date. However, if another application has been received before receiving the request, the contract cannot be renewed.

In addition, there is no cleaning or replenishment of consumables when renewing the contract. In the case of a re-contract, the unit price of the rent will be according to the re-contract period, and it will not be the unit price for the total period from the initial contract.

(If you use it for the same period, the total fee for the re-contract may be higher than the lump-sum contract for the first period.)