TOKYO -- More people in Japan are choosing to live in a hotel, an option traditionally seen as only for the affluent, as the emergence of housing subscription services makes these stays more accessible.
Subscription services gain fans as costs for utilities and everyday goods rise

Living in a hotel has become more affordable thanks to subscription services such as one offered by Tokyo-based goodroom. (Photo by goodroom)
TOKYO -- More people in Japan are choosing to live in a hotel, an option traditionally seen as only for the affluent, as the emergence of housing subscription services makes these stays more accessible.