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Accommodations | 11,115 properties |
Popular hotel | Sotetsu Fresa Inn Nihombashi-Kayabacho |
Popular area | Shinjuku |
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Airport | Narita International Airport |
Reasons to visit | Shopping, Sightseeing, Culture |
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We booked 2 night stay tryingsttrying for the 1st time at Mutsui hotel chain. We were very impressed with the spacious room for Tokyo standard, nice reception, right above JR station Shin-Nihonbashi and also the subway station Mitsukoshi Mae. We stayed at Daiwa Roynet before and few other Japanese chains and the rooms were smaller as expected for Tokyo standard. The ...

The breakfast bread is quite nice and I had a few slices. They have 2 new apple PCs at the lobby which is good for business people who need to do some urgent work. But the hotel size is quite tiny. I believe 80% of the budget Tokyo hotels are like this.

love the room that larger than other hotel in Tokyo. There are Kitchen, dinning table , refrigerator and microwave. we stayed here for 3nights for 4person. Location only 450meter from Ueno station and Seven Eleven along the way we pass. Staff friendly and good service. The staff help to call taxi to KeiSei line on the day we left for us. Recommend to stay here.

It's a sleek, modern and clean no frills hotel, all we needed for a Tokyo hotel to recharge at night ! Went for the deluxe double and it was well worth it for the bigger bathroom and most importantly , a proper massage chair , invaluable after a long day in the city! For the money paid I can't find a better hotel in Tokyo ! Similar priced ones are usually smaller and m...

Got a single, smoking room. Very nice room no complaints. My first time in Japan and this business hotel is located near a major train station, Nippori Station. Very convenient to travel to just about anywhere in Tokyo and to and from Narita Airport. Might be confusing at first to use their train and metro but then I have my best friend with me which is Google Maps and...

My 2nd APA Hotel that i stayed in. As usual APA hotel is super clean and nice even the room is perfectly clean. Facilities is good. The public bath is awesome. Hotel staff are very friendly and efficient especially the guy that help me with the check in.. will return to any APA hotel in tokyo. As i think they have a very high standard in their hotel cleanliness, facili...

Dear Traveler, This was the first hotel I stayed at in Tokyo on my first trip to Japan, and I made a point of it being the last hotel I stayed in on my second, most recent trip to Japan. The only complaint I have are the rooms aren't the largest you'll find at hotels in Tokyo, but the rooms and accommodations are on the nicer, newer side. A very fun place to stay if t...

Here are the things that made it one of the best for us: Room temperature/ac: sometimes when you are in a hotter city, it is not fun to be in a room that's humid and just uncomfortable. Japan is not a hot city, but I appreciate that the room felt clean and not stuffy or humid or anything like that. It felt fresh. Shower: the water pressure is among one of the most im...

Its expensive but its normal value in tokyo for a hotel. But the location is really great as it will give you the best access for all other attraction in tokyo. Hotel is also a partner of Disneyland and they have FREE shuttle to disneyland park. All in all its the best hotel to stay in shinjuku japan.

Arrived very late at night from Haneda International Terminal through both Monorail & JR Yamanote Line, I had to spend around 20 minutes to find the right way from JR Shinjuku Station. However, it's inside Kabuki-cho, which is one of the best place to have a night drink in Tokyo. But also, the staff is very kind as they kept my 50,000 yens CoD order while other hotels...

Stayed in double bed room. Room size is what one would expect of hotels in Tokyo, quite small, enough room for 1 person to walk at a time. Bathroom was quite small too, but can't complain if you are able to shower and relief yourself. Hotel is about 300m walk from Shinjuku's Kabukicho exit, you can walk there easily. Along the way, you'll go past lots of eateries so y...

Strategically located in a quite ally in Ginza so it’s convenient but away from the hustle and bustle. Room is larger than most three stars hotels in Tokyo. Staff members at the front desk were very hospitable, but those at the restaurant apparently were NOT clear about the room plans offered at their hotel. I payed extra money for breakfast and two drinks per day, but...

We booked the Tower Suites Double. Not sure if it was included but just not mentioned on the booking or if we were upgraded, but we got a room on the 38th (premium) floor with a view of a park and Tsukiji market, and daily breakfast for two. Here's a quick summary of our excellent stay at The Shiodome RPH: Location: the hotel is conveniently located close to the Shimb...

East 21 is an excellent hotel. The staff are helpful and polite. English is well understood. The rooms are comfortable and clean. They are small but this is typical of nearly all Tokyo hotels. Breakfast is a buffet, good enough to suit both Asian and International tastes, but check prices as charges increase usually on weekends. The fitness centre and spa is clean and ...

Nearby Amenities: 5 STARS Note: Direct to Hotel From Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 1 (Orange Colour) Drop at Oshiage Skytree Station, Exit B3, Front of Hotel Back to Airport Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 3 (Orange Colour) Price: Y 1170 Journey: 1 Hour Note: Do not take Taxi or Uber in Tokyo (Very Expensiv...

My parents and I stayed at this hotel for our last segment of our Japan trip and we had a wonderful experience overall. Staff was very welcoming and helpful from start to end. The hotel exceeded all of our expectations. It's hard to find spacious hotels in Tokyo, and this one was modestly big for the 3 of us. Room was clean and supplied with numerous vanity kits, not ...

This hotel is great! Prior to staying at the hotel, I had several questions, and the hotel always responded via email. Communication with the hotel was great. The hotel is accessable from the Narita Airport by bus shuttle (to and from the airport). This is extremely convienent door to door service. I recommend using this service, unless you want to figure out ...

on 12th July night, we approached the reception desk to ask about delivering one of my luggage to the next hotel in Tokyo while we are away for Kyoto for 3 days 2 nights. The receptionist was so helpful, he not only helped us complete the form which is best written in Japanese (and he's got really nice handwriting!), he also called the receiving Tokyo hotel to inform t...

We stayed in this hotel for 2 days recently. We had a very pleasant experience throughout our stay. Initially we booked our room in 2 separate booking, so theoretically we have to check in another room for the 2nd day, but the front staff, a gentleman, is so kind and really took the time to find us a high floor room for the 2 nights so that we need not have the hassle...

Nippon Seinenkan Hotel is over the road from the Meiji Jingu Stadium, which means it's super easy to catch a Yakult Swallows game - so much fun! The hotel itself is very new and very convenient to the Tokyo Metro Ginza subway line, and the Omotesando, Shibuya and Shinjuku shopping areas are all within walking distance. Ginza shopping is only a short subway ride away. ...

From the Narita Airport took Keisei Bus 900 yen alight at Kaihinmakuhari JR station walk about 10 mins to APA Hotel,check in time 2pm we stayed at triple room found it is clean and have a spacious room.The hotel provide shuttle bus to Kaihinmakuhari station and airport bus from the hotel at 900 yen.The hotel is worth to stay and it is cheap than other in Tokyo.it is 20...

The only weird thing is google maps doesn’t show this hotel’s location... I used the address to find it. This property appears new. The lobby is beautiful and the staff were very nice. The highlight are the rooms! Clean and modern. Not as small as I’ve experienced in other hotels in Tokyo. My wife and I were very comfortable. The onsen was amazing too. The loc...

This is my fave hotel in Tokyo located in a very busy section of Tokyo called ikebukuro. although the room is quite small and the design is a bit outdated but it is very clean and the staff service is superb. The staff helps to receive and keep my japan wireless package safely until i arrived and they even helped me to post back the package after i checked out. Dont wo...

This was really a good stay and i would highly recommebnd this hotel in Tokyo. First of all rooms are large and not over priced when you ask for a twin bed room. I think it is very rare in Tokyo. Then service level, wuality and confort of the rooms are really good in line or above european 4 stars /5 stars standard Location is good very near to metro / train station....

The Shibuya Excel Hotel was my first stay in Tokyo Japan. I must say it was the most wonderful experience. The Hotel is brilliantly located, has the best views, lovely and clean and tidy and very quiet. Very relaxing to return to after a busy day exploring this wonderful part of the world. The staff are great ambassadors for Japan and maintain that lovely warmth, respe...

We stayed in a corner twin room that faced the Mitsukoshi Dept. Store. We had gorgeous views of Ginza. The hotel is very new, just opened last year. The design is very modern, clean and smartly thought out. I appreciated how the shower is separated from the toilet and the sink. There is a empty mini fridge to keep all one's personal items cold without having to hassle ...

The location of the hotel is its best selling point. Couldn't be more convenient for those travelling to Narita airport by skyliner. The room itself is a little bit bigger than other Tokyo hotel rooms and for 1 person feels the right size. The bed is super soft which i thought it would be a problem but i have a suspicion that it is a memory mattress. Same with the pil...

I was pleased with the hotel's location as this is situated near the Kinschicho train station. There are several restaurants nearby and 7-11 convenience store is just a few steps from the hotel. The staff were very accommodating and can speak English very well. The room is quite small but I guess that's the norm in Tokyo hotels. I'd book again in this place when I go b...

the hotel staff was very friendly and helpful when i checked in. the room was small but nice, it had robes and slippers, tea/coffee, cable tv, alarm clock, etc. if you are looking for a great location at reasonable price i would highly recommend shinjuku prince. not having any other experience in tokyo hotels to compare this to it was a really great first impression. i...
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Around 5-10 minutes from kyoto station, so far best hotel in Japan i ever stayed. They have face steamer and leg massager that u can use all the time. Very friendly and helpful staff, big space room compared to other hotel in tokyo with same value money. I lost the phone and they really helpful to help me find it. Near family mart and some japan restaurants. Definitely...

I have try another capsule Hotel in Tokyo but for my conclusion this is the best capsule hotel that suitable for me. The range to metro station is walkable and not to far. The staff is the best ever. They even provide you free drink! The capsule is the largest compare my other 4 capsule hotel I have stay in Tokyo. Thanks a lot owl hotel! Arigato gosaimas

Pros: cheap, close to Tokyo tower, clean, friendly Cons: about a 1km walk to main Subway station, only 2 plug outlets, pillow was extremely firm so wasn't the best sleep (bring small travel pillow if you can) Misc: it is a capsule hotel to pack light, there isn't much space. Your room is basically a need and smaller storage bin.

The hostel is strategic to and from Tokyo and Ueno Station (Shinkansen hub / link to Narita Airport). The staff were so kind to keep a document my cousin from Miyazaki dropped off when he was in Tokyo prior to my arrival. I appreciate their eye for details and their effort to clean the rooms daily. It was a struggle to sleep for my first 3 nights because of my loud roo...

The location is good, near a JR and Tokyo metro station, as well as plenty of good restaurants and grocery stores that are open late. There is also a small park up the hill where you can enjoy your bento box. However, this is little more than a row of bunk beds, two showers, and a bathroom. The owner is only there to check in new guests, and is available via e-mail if...

We had a great time staying at &Euno during last spring season at 11 Deg Celsius. I was travelling with a family member - I stayed there for 4 consecutive nights while my companion extended for another 3 nights. Breakfast is not part of the package, but that's ok as we brought our own anyway. But if you insist, they do offer free coffee/tea only. Cleanliness is always...

this is one of best hostel in Japan i stayed. wifi fast and easy to connecte bed(capusal box ) it isolated room that feel like stay at tiny single room.the mattress is good to sleep.(not too soft or hard) Shower & bathroom clean and enough number of them.i never had waited. common room there re free coffee & tea,tv,kichten,friage. well cleaned i got this booking...

This was my first time to Japan and had a complete blast. Khaosan Tokyo Origami was a part of that experience and glad they could provide accommodations for me. The vibe and look of the place was really pleasing. Everything was very organized and easy to follow if you are unfamiliar with how a hostel works. They have washer and dryer if you need to clean clothes and a ...

I do definitely recommend this hostel to anyone. The cleanest I have even been at. About five minutes walk from a subway. 24 hours hot water. Shower water pressure is amazing. The staff are amicable and helpful. The hostel is also within proximity to Seven Elevan and other places such as MacDonald, restaurants and etc. Sequrity is 100%; after all the hostel is locate...

I didn't expect much when I first booked Trace. I needed somewhere quickly and inexpensive. It ended up being so good!! -Friendly and comfortable. -They keep your bags up stairs if you arrive early. -There is free coffee every morning from 8am-10am -It's one train from NRT airport -The two stations that are closest are great links. I hadn't been to Tokyo before s...

The Oakhostel Zen have a good location, 3 mins from JR station, from JR to hostel have two stores, it’s very easy to buy food/drink when back to hostel. The staffs are friendly, helpful, always keep smile!! Just like home ! The space is also good, double bed room is bigger than 3 stars hotel in Tokyo! Everything is clean! I feel good and will come back again!!!!

Stayed 5 nights at IMNAO Tokyo Hostel. Very satisfied with my stay. The place was very clean and especially their toilet was clean as well. Cafe was pretty cool too. Distance from Shinjuku sanchome station to hostel is around 5mins walk, Walking to Shinjuku main station is around 10 to 12 mins walk. There are many restaurants nearby and there are family mart as well,...

I come to Tokyo two three times a year, and this is the first time I tried capsule hotel. To my surprise the facility is excellent, and the price is just unbeatable. They not only provide all of the usual necessity, the quality far exceeded what I hope for. There are two tiny drawbacks, the English skill of the receptionist needs a bit of improvement, and the location ...

Great Location - near Kaminarimon Gate, Nakamize Shopping Street, Asakusa Temple and Asakusa Station (Ginza Line). The staf are very helpful and friendly. Nice personal touches when you come. They have their own personal top ten recommendation lists both for Tokyo and Japan. Would definitely use again. Excellent facilites in common areas-fridge/ toaster/ grill/ crocker...

Very nice hostel indeed. I book a 6 mix bedroom. I arrive around 11am and I straight away get to check in. Staffs are very helpful. Room and toilets are very clean with hair and body shampoo but only 3rd floor allowed for male shower. Location is very nice to Ryogoku JR which is like 3 mins walk. There got a huge lounge, u can have a PS3 for entertainment and 3 laptop...

The stay would've been perfect if there were bidets on toilets. I was expecting it! Since the place looked cozy, I didn't bother to look into the presence of bidets. I think the hostel should add them as most hostels in Japan had it installed already. On the other hand, I think the hostel's pretty great overall! Great location! It is surrounded by so many stations and...

It was a pleasant 1 week stay here. The place was near to subway and JR station, it is very important because we are using 72 hour tokyo subway pass. The staff were very nice too. On our last day, we asked them if there are any station near us that had an elevator or escalator because we had pretty much and big luggage, they don't know but they called the subway compan...

Our first 2 nights were spent in Khaosan Tokyo Samurai. Booked this coz of the excellent reviews. And I think, it did not disappoint me. Even the rooms or beds don't have lock, just a curtain to cover but I felt safe and slept well. The place is close to restaurants, convenience stores, train stations, Sensoji Temple, Namisake Shopping Street, Don Quijote. The Skytr...

It was the MOST welcoming stay for me and my friends (3 pax) All the staff there spoke superb English and they were really generous on providing information of their local attractions. They'd advice you on how to get to wherever you want and they will even print out maps for you so that you wouldn't get lost. Pantry is on the 6th Floor. If you reach early and not ab...

This is hands down the best hostel I have stayed at in Japan. You can't beat the price to value ratio. Also in a very cool/central part of Tokyo that is 5 minutes walk from the train station. The staff makes you feel welcome and speak more English than most people. I would recommend to every traveler coming to Tokyo.

The hostel is just 1-2mins walk from A2exit (in Asakusa Tsukuba express station) Pretty close to Sensoiji so, you can visit the temple at night to take a shot of sensoji and Tokyo skytree together. Actully Tokyo Skytree is visible from the hostel alley. Many food shops and convenience stores around. Tax free shopping building and also a shopping mall. You can find m...

The only cons were that it got a bit too warm in the capsule even with the fan on, and the noise from other travellers in the mornings if you are wanting to sleep in a bit. Noise is unavoidable in places like this though, and everyone was doing their best to be quiet so heavy sleepers shouldn't have a problem. I was amazed at the amount of things included in the cost!...

This place is not for people who read reviews. This small, thin-walled, three bedroom apartment sitting directly above a snack bar gives out ear plugs for all of its patrons due to it being open until 4am on some nights. The staff are only there long enough to clean and then leave. As a result of this, if you book with them then you must pay online and then they will ...

I love this place so much! It's cheap, affordable and walkable from Asakusa station. About 10 minutes without luggage, about 20 minutes with luggage since you might need to take the lift and it takes more time to lug things around. I love walking to and from the station because the view is always nice of the bridges over the Sumida River, and you can see the Tokyo Sky...

If you travel solo or by pair, staying here 1-2 nights is your best bet. It's cheap considering it's near downtown Tokyo, and the staff is really nice. Shuji was especially friendly and a gentleman, with loads of energy even after past 10pm haha! The area has a lot of izakaya and pubs so it's a bonus. Beds are also comfortable and relatively clean. Prepare to frequentl...

Non-existent staff but everything is prepared upon arrival; check-in and check-out is quick as you don't have to do anything. Common area is spacious and tidy. Pillow is thin and no extra available. No free toiletries, towel, or free use of shower. Price is very cheap especially if you just need somewhere to rest and leave your things for the day. Location is a little ...

So it's very hard to find! And when we arrived we had to get local police to help us find the place - however by the time we left there were signs all over the door advertising what it was. Only one key for main door - which is in a padlock outside - however we were not given code for this so at 1130 at night when we got there thought we were gonna have to sleep rough ...

I stayed in Grids hostel for 3 weeks in Tokyo and thought the location and cleanliness of the hostel was great. the staff were terrific and very friendly and I really enjoyed the chilled out atmosphere of the common area with different movies on all the time. I would definitely recommend grids to any one coming to Tokyo as I definitely enjoyed my stay.
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We booked 2 night stay tryingsttrying for the 1st time at Mutsui hotel chain. We were very impressed with the spacious room for Tokyo standard, nice reception, right above JR station Shin-Nihonbashi and also the subway station Mitsukoshi Mae. We stayed at Daiwa Roynet before and few other Japanese chains and the rooms were smaller as expected for Tokyo standard. The ...

It's a sleek, modern and clean no frills hotel, all we needed for a Tokyo hotel to recharge at night ! Went for the deluxe double and it was well worth it for the bigger bathroom and most importantly , a proper massage chair , invaluable after a long day in the city! For the money paid I can't find a better hotel in Tokyo ! Similar priced ones are usually smaller and m...

Here are the things that made it one of the best for us: Room temperature/ac: sometimes when you are in a hotter city, it is not fun to be in a room that's humid and just uncomfortable. Japan is not a hot city, but I appreciate that the room felt clean and not stuffy or humid or anything like that. It felt fresh. Shower: the water pressure is among one of the most im...

Arrived very late at night from Haneda International Terminal through both Monorail & JR Yamanote Line, I had to spend around 20 minutes to find the right way from JR Shinjuku Station. However, it's inside Kabuki-cho, which is one of the best place to have a night drink in Tokyo. But also, the staff is very kind as they kept my 50,000 yens CoD order while other hotels...

East 21 is an excellent hotel. The staff are helpful and polite. English is well understood. The rooms are comfortable and clean. They are small but this is typical of nearly all Tokyo hotels. Breakfast is a buffet, good enough to suit both Asian and International tastes, but check prices as charges increase usually on weekends. The fitness centre and spa is clean and ...

Nearby Amenities: 5 STARS Note: Direct to Hotel From Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 1 (Orange Colour) Drop at Oshiage Skytree Station, Exit B3, Front of Hotel Back to Airport Narita Airport Terminal 1: Narita Sky Access Line, Platform 3 (Orange Colour) Price: Y 1170 Journey: 1 Hour Note: Do not take Taxi or Uber in Tokyo (Very Expensiv...

My parents and I stayed at this hotel for our last segment of our Japan trip and we had a wonderful experience overall. Staff was very welcoming and helpful from start to end. The hotel exceeded all of our expectations. It's hard to find spacious hotels in Tokyo, and this one was modestly big for the 3 of us. Room was clean and supplied with numerous vanity kits, not ...

on 12th July night, we approached the reception desk to ask about delivering one of my luggage to the next hotel in Tokyo while we are away for Kyoto for 3 days 2 nights. The receptionist was so helpful, he not only helped us complete the form which is best written in Japanese (and he's got really nice handwriting!), he also called the receiving Tokyo hotel to inform t...

We stayed in this hotel for 2 days recently. We had a very pleasant experience throughout our stay. Initially we booked our room in 2 separate booking, so theoretically we have to check in another room for the 2nd day, but the front staff, a gentleman, is so kind and really took the time to find us a high floor room for the 2 nights so that we need not have the hassle...

From the Narita Airport took Keisei Bus 900 yen alight at Kaihinmakuhari JR station walk about 10 mins to APA Hotel,check in time 2pm we stayed at triple room found it is clean and have a spacious room.The hotel provide shuttle bus to Kaihinmakuhari station and airport bus from the hotel at 900 yen.The hotel is worth to stay and it is cheap than other in Tokyo.it is 20...

The only weird thing is google maps doesn’t show this hotel’s location... I used the address to find it. This property appears new. The lobby is beautiful and the staff were very nice. The highlight are the rooms! Clean and modern. Not as small as I’ve experienced in other hotels in Tokyo. My wife and I were very comfortable. The onsen was amazing too. The loc...

This is my fave hotel in Tokyo located in a very busy section of Tokyo called ikebukuro. although the room is quite small and the design is a bit outdated but it is very clean and the staff service is superb. The staff helps to receive and keep my japan wireless package safely until i arrived and they even helped me to post back the package after i checked out. Dont wo...

This was really a good stay and i would highly recommebnd this hotel in Tokyo. First of all rooms are large and not over priced when you ask for a twin bed room. I think it is very rare in Tokyo. Then service level, wuality and confort of the rooms are really good in line or above european 4 stars /5 stars standard Location is good very near to metro / train station....

The Shibuya Excel Hotel was my first stay in Tokyo Japan. I must say it was the most wonderful experience. The Hotel is brilliantly located, has the best views, lovely and clean and tidy and very quiet. Very relaxing to return to after a busy day exploring this wonderful part of the world. The staff are great ambassadors for Japan and maintain that lovely warmth, respe...

We stayed in a corner twin room that faced the Mitsukoshi Dept. Store. We had gorgeous views of Ginza. The hotel is very new, just opened last year. The design is very modern, clean and smartly thought out. I appreciated how the shower is separated from the toilet and the sink. There is a empty mini fridge to keep all one's personal items cold without having to hassle ...

the hotel staff was very friendly and helpful when i checked in. the room was small but nice, it had robes and slippers, tea/coffee, cable tv, alarm clock, etc. if you are looking for a great location at reasonable price i would highly recommend shinjuku prince. not having any other experience in tokyo hotels to compare this to it was a really great first impression. i...

The Shinagawa Prince is one of the largest hotels in Tokyo 3700 rooms..It is convenient located 2 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station..The staff are extremely polite and helpful it has free computer access on the 7th floor in the annex for those who don't carry a laptop.with a variety of restaurants nearby..I found it good value for money after traveling to Japan fo...

The Candeos hotel is located approx 200m from the Shinbashi station (great if you have a JR pass). It is super busy Friday nights as this is where men go to celebrate end of week and also bars aplenty (where you find 18+ bars too *wink*). However it is very safe here and you will find a great 24hr seafood grill bar on the corner. Very clean and very friendly staff who ...

Looking for a hotel is one of the most arduous and critical decisions one makes when one travels. There are so many considerations to be made. In my last trip to Tokyo from the 26th of February to the 4th of March. I found the one hotel I will be staying in every time I visit Tokyo. That hotel is JR KYUSHU BLOSSOM HOTEL SHINJUKU! I absolutely love this hotel. First, th...

Definitely put this hotel on your itinerary. Minutes from Gonzalez for shopping. Right by Shinbashi station for access to other Tokyo sites, shinbashi also loaded with great eating. Close to Tsukiji if you want to brace the crowds. Turret Coffee is minutes away for probably the best artisan espresso you will find in Tokyo. Hotel staff, room comfort, quietness factor al...

I have stayed in Tokyo a few times and this was the best hotel I've stayed at to date. Across the street, behind Bic Camera, are a vast selection of restaurants you could ever ask for. We ate here every night and there were still restaurants we wanted to try when we left, perhaps next time. With four lines in the two metro stations next to the hotel made the whole c...

When we arrived, we realized that our booking put us all on smoking rooms. The helpful staff managed to put us on non-smoking but we still need to stay two nights at smoking rooms as at the time they have no non-smoking room for the whole duration of our stay. We found that the smoking room has better bed with some sort of memory foam or latex foam lining on top. The h...

Shinjuku might be a red light district but don’t let that discourage you from staying there with your family. Japan is safe, clean and friendly and even the red light district maintains a civility lost in other places. The Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo hotel staff are lovely, welcoming and helpful and did their utmost to make our stay in Tokyo pleasant. The rooms...

I travel to tokyo every year and always stayed at this hotel. Location is only 3 mins away from shinjuku south exit, with access to yamanote and chuo line. They got limousine bus at the hotel lobby also to travel to haneda. Rooms are spacious for a tokyo hotel, and my son always enjoy staying there. A nit expensive but you can't beat the accessibility..

Tobu Hotel is located near the Kinsincho JR station and metro station. There are Lawson and Aeon supermarket opp the hotel. There is also a supermarket at Kit building with Daiso, GU, Muji and Uniqlo there. It is very convenient and you can explore Asakusa and Skytree which are very near to the hotel. The hotel provides free shuttle to Disney resorts and there are air...

Best hotel in tokyo ! Spacious clean room with a wonderful view of the temple and tokyo skytree. Hotel was located 3 mins from the shrine 5 mins from asakusa station and 1 minute away from don quixote !! Staff were friendly and helpful. Front desk yoshioka san ? was wonderful and accommodating.

This hotel really stands out in terms of value for money. Tokyo hotel prices are more expensive compared to other cities, and many travelers will probably try alternatives such as Airbnb. This hotel had prices comparable to a good Airbnb rental, without the hassle of trying to clean up after yourself. Plus, it is located near Shimbashi station, which links to many trai...

The location is perfect for Disney travelers. The free hotel shuttle ride is also convenient for elderly folks or babies on strollers. A mall across the hotel have shops like Uniqlo, Muji, Starbucks, Subway, and McDonalds. A grocery and food court is also available in the mall. However, the location is far from places of interest in Tokyo and that's why I give it on...

This is my third Tokyo hotel room, and while they've all been great, this one was the best (single room, traveling alone). Spotlessly clean, the room was well laid out, and staff was lovely. They kept my luggage for me when I arrived WAY before check-in, and again when I checked out but wasn't flying out until later in the day. The bed was super comfortable, the line...
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Its expensive but its normal value in tokyo for a hotel. But the location is really great as it will give you the best access for all other attraction in tokyo. Hotel is also a partner of Disneyland and they have FREE shuttle to disneyland park. All in all its the best hotel to stay in shinjuku japan.

The superior twin non-smoking room is considered a decent size compared to most smaller rooms in Tokyo hotels. The Daiba train station is right in front of the door step of the hotel. Getting in to Tokyo city merely take about 15 minutes, ie from Daiba station to Simbashi sation, Simbashi is a major connection to other lines of the subway system in Tokyo city so it's f...

Absolutely the BEST place to stay if your not doing tours and just "wingin" it by yourselves. Subway was about a one minute walk from the hotel! And every city we went to was less than 10-15 minute subway rides. Ginza and daiba have the best shopping spots and akihabara is electronic and anime central. Roppangi is the bar/Clubs night life City. Tokyo tower is a must se...

Whenever I stay at a hotel, it is always the staff that makes a difference. The counter staff, concierge and bellboy remembered me when I returned from my outing. I like their personalized greeting. The general manager's personal note and little gifts like Bvlgari chocolates and traditional Japanese red bean cakes inside the room also made a huge difference. Among thes...

Just a couple of stations away from Tokyo Disneyland, and the hotel always ensures that there’s a shuttle bus at the train station to send hotel guests to and fro. Knowing that most hotels in Tokyo has really small rooms, we were pleasantly surprised when Sheraton was so generous with the room space. While there’s no nearby convenient stores, the food and service at th...

Before the departure to Tokyo we needed a driving license translation in Japanese and the hotel arranged this for free. We arrived too early for check-in, about noon. The staff was sorry we had to wait two hours in the beautiful bar with garden fountain view and upgraded us for free in a marvellous 60 sq mt suite with Tokyo Tower panoramic view. The hotel and the ser...

We stayed 5 nights in a superior twin room. Our room was bright, comfortable and well appointed. Tokyo hotel rooms are small, but this room was bigger than most and used its space well. It was easy to live comfortably out of our suitcases here. Bathroom was lovely and well equipped. The hotel was convenient to at least two Metro stations (Shimbashi and Gonzaga) and an...

This is a wonderful five star hotel located across from the Imperial Palace, close to Tokyo station, and near several underground arcades (malls) full on wonderful retail shops and eating places. It is also in the heart of the business section. The rooms are large, comfortable, and contain every conceivable need for a pleasant, relaxing stay. The staff is excellent, ...

The location, if you are visiting Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea, is amazing. You are about a 3 minute walk or bus ride from Bayside monorail station. There are many amenities if you are planning on spending a lot of time in the hotel, but we didn't. Also, the service is excellent. That said, this was our third hotel in our two weeks in Japan, so my expectations were ...

Loved this boutique hotel which answered all our needs for leisure travel in Tokyo. Well located and walking distance to Harajuku, Cat Street and nearby back streets and good transfport on metro outside the door. Brilliant gym and good spa facility too. Breakfast sgtraight forward Western though Japanese dishes were oddly underwhelming. Nice bar on top floor with inter...

Booked this hotel for my anniversary in Tokyo (Tower view). STUNNING. The tower is actually alot closer than I have expected, staying at the 47th (there's only 47/48/49th floor). Room was excellent and I had stated that it was an anniversary and hotel mgmt actually hand drew a card and a small plant as a gift. Very warm of them. I was lucky that the 1 night stay had th...

Hotel is very well managed with excellent service, great food and good location. It is best value for five star hotel in Tokyo. The only weakness is the concierge, the ladies working there seems not as well trained as other Western hotel, can not really either communicate or understand Western guests’ taste or preference.

This review is long because I wanted to be detailed, but if it’s too long… TL/DR (too long/didn’t read): Japan is a country with a high standard of service and a high level of food quality; this hotel is world-class even by those standards. Do not hesitate to book here; do not waste time considering other hotels. Unbelievable location, décor, rooms, food, and service....

Hi Andre, I just wanted to thank you once again for your hospitality during my stay at the hotel Chinzanso. My only regret is that I didn't book my whole trip at your hotel... The following was written up for Agoda travel - I mean every word of it and I promise you, your hotel would be my first recommendation as part of my experience. Working for an airline and wi...

Hotel New Otani Tokyo is not the best 5 stars hotel in Tokyo but one of the most well known prestige hotel. Staffs are great, and rooms are fairly big. Most popular is its summer time night pool. One of the very few out door hotel pool in Tokyo. Great place for a weekend get away. I will definitely go again for a romantic stay soon!

For our first trip to Tokyo, we wanted a luxury hotel that wasn't part of an international chain - something in a neighbourhood that would be less tourist-y and more "local". Our son's Japanese colleagues suggested the Meguro Gajoen and although it wasn't on our travel agency's list of Tokyo hotels, we decided to go for it. Turns out it was the perfect choice. First of...

We prefer to stay in Ginza when it Tokyo, but we wanted to experience the vibe in Shinjuku so we booked a night here at Keio Plaza. If you are decided about staying in Shinjuku, this is a great option. Service was great. We ran into a bit of inconvenience when there was suddenly no water coming from the faucet just as my husband and I were getting ready for bed (clos...

We stayed at The Prince Gallery for 4 nights and thought it was a great hotel. The rooms are new and modern, and the shower is very nice. We had a view of the city and Mt. Fuji from our room. The staff is very nice and eager to help. We were heading to Osaka next and my husband wanted tickets to an event that was sold out online. The concierge was able to get us the ti...

Arrived tired after a long trip from Kyoto for the last 2 nights of our honeymoon. Front of house staff were aware of this and congratulated us as we were helped to our room and shown around. It's this level of attention that's the norm there. Room - large, stylish, massive comfy bed, nespresso coffee (we had missed our coffee so much!), big bathroom with large tub an...

They provide their service by heart. Everything prepared and done already before you could think of. I am a Shangri La fans, always stay with them whenver I travel abroad. 2 resorts in Kota-kinabalu and the one at Sentosa. We visited Tokyo to stay for one night before going home, though priced higher than most Tokyo hotels, its location and services will compensate it...

Love the stay at The Peninsula Tokyo! Hotel service was great! Especially the concierge team, thumbs up!! The hotel staff were super friendly, even escorted us to our room and introduced facilities in the room. Also, the location of the hotel is superb! Within walking distance of many great restaurants and shopping centers in Ginza! Will definitely stay at this hotel n...

Great Location - minutes from the nearest metro entrance Great Rooms - Big Room with nice city view :) Great Service - English speaking staffs who are very helpful + fantastic facilities / restaurants Pricey though ... But considering the above, worth pampering of one self :)

There are too many positives to fit into 1000 characters. I booked a night at the Executive Zen for my wife's 30th birthday and from the moment we walked through the door we were treated like royalty. The staff were helpful and informative, the room had everything and more and came with stunning views of Mt Fuji and Tokyo Tower. The hotel staff contacted me before our ...

Westin was excellent in every way. Cost was high, but compared to Japan it was reasonable for what it offered. Greatest of locations. Chinese restaurant was average at best and pricy for offering. Needs work for international audience I would highly recommend the Westin Tokyo Hotel for international guest. Overall it is a 5 Star facility. Rick

This is the best hotel i ever stay in means of the services that offered by the staffs. Since this is my first visit to Japan, Tokyo, I was quite unsure that I would did allright as people told be that Japan could be difficult as mostly japanese aren't speaking in english and taxi are so expensive that you have to travel mostly by train or subways which directions and ...

Probably the best hotel I have stayed in. Everything was just perfect. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel location was great, just next to Tokyo station. The room amneties were top notch and had a great view of Ginza My kids loved the hotel. At check in, they were given toys, winning then over immediately. Once in the room, there was a candy bowl with...
Traveler impressions of Tokyo
i wasn't really attracted by Tokyo, people in there seems under huge pressure and all the places are tiny.
Tokyo has been one of my favourite cities around the world. Fashion there is really updated and modern.
Great Shopping at low currency at the moments, excellent services from most restaurants with great food.
Pros: - No haggling - Japanese are always straight to the point - They mind their own business - I personally thinks that Tokyo is a very safe place to visit - Clean - Easy to travel around with Bus / Public Transport - IC Card is very convenient Cons: - We really think that they can include more benches for tourists - Having hard time locating restroom / toilet in public area especially if you're foreigner who doesn't speak Japanese - My personal opinion, most Japanese shows their frown expressions and aren't very helpful or friendly if you are a foreigner and has no benefits or becoming their potential client.
Tokyo is an excellent city to visit. 5 days, at least, is recommended for staying here for the first time
Tokyo is an excellent city to visit. 5 days, at least, is recommended for staying here for the first time.
I loved this city. So much to do, and with the bullet train it is easy to get out and see more of Japan from this central hub.
I like to transportation systems especially Subways and Train that link and cover all areas even a bit confused in first time but I finally understand from day 2.
Tokyo is a vibrant city with around 13 million of residents. Having an application that could translate any languages to Japanese language is a must as most of the local peoples having a very limited English conversation.
Great city so you have to make your traveling day more than 5 days in order to explore all the attractions and spots.
Tokyo is a lovely place to visit. There are loads of things to do in Tokyo; sigthseeing, food, amusement (Disneyland) and parks etc.
If you have more time, you should spend a couple of days to take short tours to outside Tokyo like Izu, Atami, Karuizawa, Nagano, etc.
One of the best cities in the world I have visited. Great food and nice and cool weather during after October until March where you can occasionally get to see snow in the beginning of the year.
Must try foods: Chanko Nabe (Sumo Hotpot) - incredibly delicious, unexpected gem Okonomiyaki Izakaya foods - meat skewers Sushi and Sashimi - incredibly fresh and tasty Over-rated foods: Ramen - most we had weren't all that spectacular; almost similar to the ones at ramen champion in Singapore
I can never get enough of Tokyo. I will usually visit (and re visit) the 7 main areas: Shibuya, Harajuku (including Meiji Shrine), Omote-sando (in one day); Shinjuku (it merits a day by itself); Osiage, Asakusa Shrine and Sumida River cruise ending at Ginza.
As a capital city of Ja[an, Tokyo is most popolous metropolis. Unlimited choice of shopping, entertainment, culture and dining.
Amazing city, bustling with life no matter day or not. Every station in Tokyo is like a whole different world.
I like Tokyo for shopping and dining. I bought nice coats, cosmetics and chocolates. I like so much.
Lovely country. Lovely people. They are so polite and I fall in love with japan. Awesome country indeed! I will surely come again!
Tokyo is a very clean and friendly city. It's easy to go around as the transport system is very efficient.
Great City To Travel. The people are very friendly and helpful indeed. Well connected by train, underground train and high speed train
Tokyo is one of the most famous cities in the world and it is a metropolitan city. It is very clean and vibrant, filled with all the Japanese passions.
Very bit, modern, clean and safe. Plenty to see and do, subways excellent and reasonable price. Surprisingly, Tourists can get by with basic English.
good for family vacations. good food! some of the inhabitant don't really mind tourist that visit their country.
Plan your trips and places you want to visit. Purchase the card which you can use for riding the trains and buses.
I have been to Tokyo numerous times and it is one place that I always look forward to returning. Food is great whether it's a small ramen shop or a more upmarket teppanyaki dinner as the quality of food is always consistently good.
Sushi is great!! fresh and good quality.. Onsen is good, help me to reduce my leg paint after long day walk.
Is a polite people's and good city to most visit,clean city and have a good transportation system provide,goods services provided.
Excellent food, warm people, definitely one of the best places I have ever been and looking forward to returning again.
Tokyo is very busy city, many peoples everywhere. They have a good food , full of culture, sightseeing.
Tokyo's best hotels with breakfast

The size of the hotel room, bed and toilet are standard (small) as in most Tokyo hotels. The room and toilet are clean. There are two breakfast sets consisting of salad, a slice of bread or croissant, an egg or yogurt. The hotel is located about 5 minutes walk from the Kayabacho subway station. (Use the stairs at Exit 7 or an elevator at Exit 4a and then cross the main...

From the Narita Airport took Keisei Bus 900 yen alight at Kaihinmakuhari JR station walk about 10 mins to APA Hotel,check in time 2pm we stayed at triple room found it is clean and have a spacious room.The hotel provide shuttle bus to Kaihinmakuhari station and airport bus from the hotel at 900 yen.The hotel is worth to stay and it is cheap than other in Tokyo.it is 20...

This hotel provide free shuttle bus to both disneyland and disneysea as well as shin urayasu station. I booked a twin room however they upgrade my room to superior twin room which has 2 single beds and 2 sofa beds upon my check in. The room is incredibly spacious and I love it so much. They even provide facial toner and moisturizer. This is must stay hotel in Tokyo es...

Brought my family there (wife and 2 6yr old kids) to Tokyo to visit Tokyo Disneyland and other parts of Tokyo. Hotel staff are friendly and very responsive to any service requests I had (ie, extra pillows, blanket, etc) Loved the free Internet terminals at the lobby with free printing (they use Sony workstations) as it help with my planning of the various sites i...

Looking for a hotel is one of the most arduous and critical decisions one makes when one travels. There are so many considerations to be made. In my last trip to Tokyo from the 26th of February to the 4th of March. I found the one hotel I will be staying in every time I visit Tokyo. That hotel is JR KYUSHU BLOSSOM HOTEL SHINJUKU! I absolutely love this hotel. First, th...

Arrived very late at night from Haneda International Terminal through both Monorail & JR Yamanote Line, I had to spend around 20 minutes to find the right way from JR Shinjuku Station. However, it's inside Kabuki-cho, which is one of the best place to have a night drink in Tokyo. But also, the staff is very kind as they kept my 50,000 yens CoD order while other hotels...

Could not have asked for a better hotel right next to the Shibuya crossing. Everything was a couple minutes away. Room was quiet and while it was small (which is expected for hotels in Tokyo), the location could not be beat. I will definitely consider these guys again on our next trip to Tokyo. Staff were friendly and attentive with our requests and our room was clean ...

Booked the hotel for 10 days for my vacation to Tokyo. The hotel building is in the middle of a commercial area, but still very convenient with restaurants close to Kanda station which is only 5 minutes walk. The staff are friendly and some of them speak good English. The cleaning staff also friendly. Room is a bit small but it's expected with Tokyo hotels. There...

I travel a lot due to work and usually stay at 5 star hotels. Japan and Shinjuku was not a familiar territory so we didn't know what to expect with Sunroute Plaza. The hotel turned out to be a part of the best experience we had during the exhausting 9 days of walking (as u know in Japan ... you walk everywhere) for sightseeing. Agoda was great at delivering our additi...

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Tokyu Stay Shinjuku. The staff were very efficient and helpful. Location is just a few meters away from C3 exit of Shinjuku Sanchome. Familymart is just across the hotel and there are several restaurants around the hotel. We stayed in a small double room and it exceeded my expectations. we were able to fit two large suitcases and 2 cab...

Our second stay during this summer vacation. We stayed at Tokyo Stay Ginza for 4 nights, checked out to go to Kyoto for a few nights before returning for another 4 nights. The hotel was very kind to allow us to leave our bulky luggage while we were away. Staff on duty spoke good English and were very helpful. Loved the washer/dryer in the room. Location is excellent - ...

Stayed in double bed room. Room size is what one would expect of hotels in Tokyo, quite small, enough room for 1 person to walk at a time. Bathroom was quite small too, but can't complain if you are able to shower and relief yourself. Hotel is about 300m walk from Shinjuku's Kabukicho exit, you can walk there easily. Along the way, you'll go past lots of eateries so y...

You have to take it for granted that a reasonably priced Tokyo hotel is not going to give you any more than about 15 sq. metres and this is what you get here. The room was nice, excellent bathroom facilities and toiletries, TV, wireless internet, all the usual. The location was excellent, about 20 metres from the Higashi-Shinjuku metro entrance (but you need to underst...

Definitely put this hotel on your itinerary. Minutes from Gonzalez for shopping. Right by Shinbashi station for access to other Tokyo sites, shinbashi also loaded with great eating. Close to Tsukiji if you want to brace the crowds. Turret Coffee is minutes away for probably the best artisan espresso you will find in Tokyo. Hotel staff, room comfort, quietness factor al...

Got a single, smoking room. Very nice room no complaints. My first time in Japan and this business hotel is located near a major train station, Nippori Station. Very convenient to travel to just about anywhere in Tokyo and to and from Narita Airport. Might be confusing at first to use their train and metro but then I have my best friend with me which is Google Maps and...

It's a sleek, modern and clean no frills hotel, all we needed for a Tokyo hotel to recharge at night ! Went for the deluxe double and it was well worth it for the bigger bathroom and most importantly , a proper massage chair , invaluable after a long day in the city! For the money paid I can't find a better hotel in Tokyo ! Similar priced ones are usually smaller and m...

this haneda excel was the perfect hotel for me. i landed at 23:30 and really didn't want to try and find my hotel in tokyo after midnight. excellent accommodations. when i got to the domestic terminal all was closed for the night, but the staff at the excel greeted me with warm smiles. i had a great night sleep after 20hrs. travel. the next morning, when the doors to ...

Big thanks to the receptionist (his name starts with T). We approached him on 12th July night to ask about delivering one of our luggage to the next Tokyo hotel while we will be away at Kyoto for 3D2N. He helped us fill in the delivery service form in Japanese with his nice handwriting and even helped to call my next Tokyo hotel to inform them! As this is our first tim...

My 2nd APA Hotel that i stayed in. As usual APA hotel is super clean and nice even the room is perfectly clean. Facilities is good. The public bath is awesome. Hotel staff are very friendly and efficient especially the guy that help me with the check in.. will return to any APA hotel in tokyo. As i think they have a very high standard in their hotel cleanliness, facili...

I really loved this hotel and am writing this review because I don’t agree with some of the past reviews from other people. The room was the appropriate size for a ‘business style’ hotel in Tokyo. It was clean and quiet and the staff were helpful and knowledgeable about Tokyo. I would have given it a perfect rating if there had been a laundry facility. I will defin...

We weren't sure we would be able to make it to our hotel in Tokyo seeing as we were landing at about 10.30 pm at Haneda Int'l Airport so we decided to book this hotel. It was a brilliant decision because we were dragging our little boy around after a 6-hour flight and we all needed to just find somewhere to rest. The shuttle bus was very convenient. The front desk staf...

In addition of the hotel staffs' friendly & polite attitude for the guests, I would like to recommend this hotel especially to the businessmen from the view point of the location, that is, the just middle point between the Narita Int'l airport and the main streets of Tokyo so that they can enjoy the very easy access to & from the airport and also to & from the downtown...

It is 15 mins walk to Odaiba or couple of train stations. The price in this area is expensive than most city center area. If your purpose is to go to the big sight, or Odaiba, this hotel is a good choice. Pls. note, checkout time is 10AM for most hotel in Tokyo.

This was really a good stay and i would highly recommebnd this hotel in Tokyo. First of all rooms are large and not over priced when you ask for a twin bed room. I think it is very rare in Tokyo. Then service level, wuality and confort of the rooms are really good in line or above european 4 stars /5 stars standard Location is good very near to metro / train station....

We booked our room for New Year's Eve ON New Year's Eve which is an extremely busy hotel day in Tokyo. We didn't expect much from the hotel since it was the only hotel in Tokyo that still had rooms for New Years. However, we were very pleasantly surprised! The staff were friendly and efficient and also spoke English. The rooms were clean and exactly what we needed for ...

The Shinagawa Prince is one of the largest hotels in Tokyo 3700 rooms..It is convenient located 2 minutes walk from JR Shinagawa Station..The staff are extremely polite and helpful it has free computer access on the 7th floor in the annex for those who don't carry a laptop.with a variety of restaurants nearby..I found it good value for money after traveling to Japan fo...

It was an amazing first trip to Tokyo... The hotel was just minutes by subway from the HND airport and then a short 5 min walk to the hotel. There is a 2nd subway station 2 blocks away from the hotel that will take you anywhere in Tokyo you wanted to go within 15-20 min. The neighborhood around the hotel was active pretty much 24-hours a day with 100s for food choices...
Frequently asked questions
What's the average price of a hotel in Tokyo?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo is 108 USD, the average price for a 4-star hotel in Tokyo is 155 USD, and the average price for a 5-star hotel in Tokyo is 186 USD.
What's the average price of a hotel in Tokyo this weekend?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo this weekend is 117 USD, the average price for a 4-star hotel in Tokyo is 177 USD, and the average price for a 5-star hotel in Tokyo is 163 USD.
What's the average price of a hotel in Tokyo tonight?
The average price for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo tonight is 123 USD, the average price for a 4-star hotel in Tokyo is 167 USD, and the average price for a 5-star hotel in Tokyo is 149 USD.
What are the best hotels in Tokyo near Narita International Airport?
Verified travelers to Tokyo who stayed near Narita International Airport have given top reviews to Hotel Nikko Narita, Narita Tobu Hotel Airport, and APA Hotel Keisei Narita-Ekimae.
What are the best hotels in Tokyo near Meiji Jingu?
Verified travelers to Tokyo who stayed near Meiji Shrine have given top reviews to Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu, Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel, and Shibuya Tokyu REI Hotel.
What are the best hotels in Tokyo near Tokyo Skytree Town?
Verified travelers to Tokyo who stayed near Tokyo Skytree Town have given top reviews to Via Inn Asakusa, Richmond Hotel Premier Asakusa International, and Asakusa Central Hotel.
What are the most popular hotels in Tokyo?
Some of our most popular hotels in Tokyo are Hotel Nikko Narita, Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, and APA Hotel TKP Nippori Ekimae
What are the best hotels in Tokyo for couples?
Hotels in Tokyo that are highly rated by couples include Hotel Nikko Narita, Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, and APA Hotel TKP Nippori Ekimae.
What are the best hotels in Tokyo for families?
Hotels in Tokyo that are highly rated by families include Hotel Nikko Narita, Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, and APA Hotel TKP Nippori Ekimae.
What hotels in Tokyo have the best views?
Verified travelers to Tokyo have given top reviews for the views at Hotel Century Southern Tower, KEIKYU EX INN Haneda Airport - Tokyo, and Sunshine City Prince Hotel Ikebukuro Tokyo.
What hotels in Tokyo have the best breakfast?
Verified travelers to Tokyo have given top reviews for the breakfast at Super Hotel Lohas Ikebukuro-Eki Kitaguchi, Dormy Inn Premium Tokyo Kodenmacho - Nihonbashi, and Dormy Inn Premium Tokyo Kodenmacho, Ginza.
What's the best neighborhood in Tokyo to stay in?
Popular neighborhoods among travelers staying in Tokyo include Shinjuku, Ueno, and Ginza.

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The business traveler could very well find themselves settling into the Shinjuku area with executive class hotels. The younger crowds make their way to the shopping and nightlife area of Shibuya with its trendy bars and fashionable shopping. In the Harajuku area, visitors will find a more fashionable atmosphere with boutiques aplenty. Meiji Shrine is an excellent cultural attraction in an evergreen forest, and the tech-savvy will find a bit of paradise at Akihabara, an area famous for its incredible selection of electronics. Those traveling to Japan will most likely find themselves in Narita International Airport, the gateway serving international flights that is located about 60km from Tokyo.
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