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    Excellent 4.4 / 5( 2,675 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "Stayed there for a couple of days. Good location to get around. close to train station and attractions. room is a bit on the smaller size, but convenient. I think the big bathtub is not necessary for a room this size. I prefer to have more space in the room. Breakfast was good. good variety and..."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, CA

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    " Close to trains, shop and eating. Need non smoking rooms. No extra charge!"

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    Excellent 4.5 / 5( 929 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "Vibrant night life, close to great restaurants, bars and shopping. Very close to train and subway station. Fantastic view and great helpful staff. "

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, CA

    Excellent 4.3 / 5( 1,097 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "Modern, clean, and polite staff are what I like to describe this hotel. Also, it is close to subway station which is very convenient for tourists. Breakfast is offered free that is also a plus. The only down is you can hear the noise of the train nearby "

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, CA

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    "close to shibuya station 10sec from hotel. its amazing location for Tokyo trip. Clean condition & nice view feel like a 5star"

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

    Excellent 4.5 / 5( 1,101 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "Really great room and service. Would stay here again"

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

    Excellent 4.5 / 5( 744 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "This Property is booked by many, many International Travelers. Guests are arriving at all hours.It would be very nice that incoming guest should be allowed to check-in a few hours early when the rooms are available. The 3pm check-in is a hardship for guest arriving from a long flight and jet lag...."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

    Excellent 4.5 / 5( 858 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "Very helpful staff, especially Noeline who was outstanding. They just made my stay in Japan that much easier."

    Y, Sep 2016, GB

    Excellent 4.4 / 5( 972 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "be aware that this hotel is in the international terminal at Haneda, so great if you are flying on to an international destination, but you need to take an airport shuttle, a free one, to go on to domestic flights. terr is another hotel Wooton terminal 2 the main domestic terminal. overall th..."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, US

    Excellent 4.6 / 5( 1,231 genuine reviews )Hotels.com™ RewardsFor every 10 nights, get 1 free*!

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    "My 2nd time staying here. Excellent location . Most staff can speak English and very helpful."

    A Traveller, Sep 2016, MY

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    Akasaka

    It's one of the commercial centers of Tokyo, which explains why Akasaka boasts a lion's share of swanky, upmarket hotels – many of which count as attractions in their own right. Chill out in their...
    It's one of the commercial centers of Tokyo, which explains why Akasaka boasts a lion's share of swanky, upmarket hotels – many of which count as attractions in their own right. Chill out in their cocktail and Champagne bars, not to mention the wealth of restaurants serving everything from exquisite tempura dishes to traditional Japanese barbecue, or yakiniku. Prices can be high, but you can bag great deals at lunchtime.

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    Asakusa

    There's one major reason why Asakusa should be on your Tokyo to-do list: the ancient Buddhist temple Senso-Ji, which is the largest in the city and dates right back to 645 AD. Entering through the...
    There's one major reason why Asakusa should be on your Tokyo to-do list: the ancient Buddhist temple Senso-Ji, which is the largest in the city and dates right back to 645 AD. Entering through the iconic Thunder Gate, you'll be dazzled by the Nakamise arcade, with its colorful stalls selling everything from kimonos to decorative fans. You can also admire Senso-Ji's ornate pagoda and the nearby Asakusa Shrine.

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    Ginza

    Fashionistas flock to this part of Tokyo, and with good reason. It's the place to find high-end department stores as well as boutiques emblazoned with the names of the world's best-known fashion...
    Fashionistas flock to this part of Tokyo, and with good reason. It's the place to find high-end department stores as well as boutiques emblazoned with the names of the world's best-known fashion houses. Ginza's not just about splashing the cash, though. Iconic structures can also be seen first hand, from the clocktower on the Wako Building to the towering, neon-lit glass cylinder of the San'ai Building.

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    Nihonbashi

    Taking its name from the Nihonbashi Bridge (stone now, but the original wooden one was built back in 1603), this is one of Tokyo's business hotspots. And you'll be able to tell that just from...
    Taking its name from the Nihonbashi Bridge (stone now, but the original wooden one was built back in 1603), this is one of Tokyo's business hotspots. And you'll be able to tell that just from looking up at the magnificent buildings, including the sleek Mitsui Tower. It's also the headquarters of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, though casual travelers will probably be more interested in the district's department stores and restaurants.

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    Shinjuku

    Shinjuku train station is the busiest in the world, which gives you an idea of just how buzzing this district is. It's a place of contrasts – there are the alleys of Golden Gai, whose bars are a...
    Shinjuku train station is the busiest in the world, which gives you an idea of just how buzzing this district is. It's a place of contrasts – there are the alleys of Golden Gai, whose bars are a haven for artists and musicians, and then there are the whopping skyscrapers of the Nishi-Shinjuku business zone. For serenity amid the urban sprawl, relax amid the cherry blossoms of Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden.

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Japan’s capital city Tokyo was once known as Edo, which means ‘estuary’ in Japanese. As the largest city on the planet, it is one of the world’s economic centers and is home to the world’s second largest stock exchange. The city is famous for its cuisine and culture, and is also the home of the Japanese Imperial Family. To experience the high life in Japan, stay at one of the many 5 star hotels in Tokyo, alternately there are plenty of great budget hotels and hostels in Tokyo for frugal travelers.

When to go to Tokyo

Tokyo lies on the coast of the Pacific Ocean and is surrounded by mountains. With a subtropical climate, the city’s winters are short and its summers very hot. Popular months to book hotels in Tokyo are May and June, when temperatures are cooler, averaging around 68°F.

How to get to Tokyo

Narita International Airport (NRT) is Tokyo’s main airport for international travel and lies just over 35 miles from the city. You can travel by train to luxury hotels in Tokyo from Narita Airport Station via the high speed Narita Express service, which also stops at Tokyo Station. You can also travel on the Skyliner Express service, the fastest way to reach central Tokyo, or take a bus to your Tokyo accommodation.

Things to do in Tokyo

With its long and interesting history, the city is full of things to discover. Senso-ji Temple is the oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo and well worth a visit. You might also want to find out more at the Tokyo National Museum or sample the vibrant atmosphere of the Tsukiji Fish Market. If you’re taking your family along then Tokyo Disneyland is a great day out for everyone. Whilst on your visit try one of the nearby discount hotels Tokyo has to offer, or head out a little further to stay near Tokyo’s hot springs in one of the Hakone hotels.

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