Hotels in Tokyo

Hotels In Tokyo

Hotels in Tokyo

Hotels in Tokyo

Tokyo hotel rooms range in size and glamour from tiny capsules to luxury suites. Big international chains cluster around the upmarket Ginza and Marunouchi districts. You'll find quality options around major train stations and great value traditional inns in Ueno and Asakusa.
Asakusa hotels

Asakusa hotels

Of all Tokyo hotels, none have more nostalgic appeal than Asakusa's ryokan, Japanese-style inns where tatami mats and futons make for a traditional experience. The area is also good for budget hotels and close to the Asakusa Kannon temple complex.
Ginza hotels

Ginza hotels

In Ginza your Tokyo hotel is on the doorstep of the city's finest restaurants, most acclaimed bars and priciest retail opportunities. For eye candy, there are the graceful curves of the Tokyo International Forum by Rafael Viñoly and the Nicolas Hayek building by Shigeru Ban.
Roppongi hotels

Roppongi hotels

Tokyo hotels in Roppongi are right in the whirl of local nightlife, within strolling distance of jazz clubs, concert venues, and tequila-fuelled party joints. The area is classy if you stick to the upmarket Roppongi Hills or Tokyo Midtown complexes, crass if you trawl the rowdy rock bars and American chain eateries of Gaien Higashi Dori.
Shinjuku hotels

Shinjuku hotels

Shinjuku has the world's busiest train station, so it's a breeze to get to get anywhere in the city from your Tokyo hotel. The district is one of the most cosmopolitan in the city - the bar district of 3-chome rubs shoulders with the Kakukicho red-light district, the 2-chome gay sector, government buildings, the Times Square shopping centre and department stores galore.