Tokyo Hotels, Japan

Hotels in Tokyo

Tokyo is a gigantic futuristic megalopolis which combines ancient temples and old traditions with huge skyscrapers and robots. It will take you at least a month to see perhaps the half of its attractions. Tokyo as the biggest city in Japan offers a variety of hotels, guest houses, hostels, and apartments. Due to a big flow of tourists, good deals are taken really quickly, so if you are planning your trip to this destination, consider using online booking in advance. You can easily do this on our website, where you shall compare the rates, look through previous guests feedbacks and photos, check the availability and choose the perfect room for your stay. If you are traveling on a budget, cheap hotels in Tokyo typically include breakfast into the price. The rooms there are clean and comfortable with a separate bathroom, internet and all the amenities you might require. If you want to live in the Downtown Tokyo hotels, remember to book it in 2-4 months prior to your visit. The best deals are swept away like crazy.

Tokyo Hotel Guide

Finding a place to stay in the Tokyo is a real adventure. If you are looking for a comfortable and classical accommodation, Tokyo will offer you its best hotels. But there are plenty of places that will help you have a new dwelling experience or get an exotic vacation.

If you are expecting to enjoy a luxury stay, rooms in the international 5-star hotels in Tokyo will cost about $550 - 900 per night. The most fashionable and famous hotels that offer excellent service and marvelous views are located close to the Tokyo metro station and in such districts as Akasaka and Shinjuku.

Have you ever wondered about the traditional Japanese hotels? Spend a night at the ryokan - an inn typical for the VIII century. The price for a cozy ryokan is around $145. If you are not suffering from claustrophobia, treat yourself to an extraordinary hotel. Tokyo offers capsule hotels, where your room is a tiny spot which resembles a sleeping place in the train’s compartment. It’s a rather cheap variant for only $25. Is it too weird for you? Don’t worry, there are plenty of guesthouses and hostels in Tokyo which have excellent service and loud companies from all over the world. It’s an excellent chance to save money and meet new people.

On our website you can get access to the full catalog of hotels in Tokyo, which can fit both your budget and taste. 

Japan: The Future is Now

Japan was always keen on hi-tech and developing life-changing devices. Believe it or not, but there’s a hotel in Japan where the staff is replaced with robots. Located in the city called Sasebo, in Nagasaki, at Henn-na Hotel all the chores are done by robotic workers. At the front desk, you shall meet a friendly receptionist-robot who will help you check in and have a small-talk with you. You won’t be given a key or a card, the face identification technique is used. You shall have total control of your hotel room with the help of a tablet, and a cute robot will unpack your luggage and put your clothes into the closet. Don’t hurry to check the weather forecast and time in a boring way. Better ask Churi-chan - a special robot-toy. The maids are also made of steel and will make sure your room is clean and cozy. And in case you want to have a tour around the hotel, just ask a special robot-guide. But don’t panic, the machines have not conquered this place. Their work is being monitored by people, who make sure that robots’ interaction and communication with people staying in the hotel is done properly.

Tokyo is a perfect place to find peace in Buddhism

Buddhism and Zen put a great impact on the national culture and mentality of Japan. Locals have a unique skill to notice and cherish the beauty of life, combined with their aspiration to austerity, which results in the extraordinary esthetic atmosphere of the Japanese Buddhism.

The new ideology has influenced not only the citizens of Japan but also the architectural sphere. There are lots of beautiful temples in Tokyo where you can get acquainted with this Buddhist philosophy and discover the culture.

One of the most famous and popular Buddhist temples in Tokyo is Sensō-ji located in the district of Asakusa.  It attracts over 30 million visitors annually. Sensō-ji is a huge complex with a couple of gates, temples, halls, pagodas, and streets. The Main Hall of the temple is so mesmerizing, that you can hardly mix it up with any other building. Devote one of your days to exploring its area, diving into the cultural peculiarities of Japan. When wandering around the temple’s territory, pay special attention to a big pot with burning incenses. Don’t miss your chance to purify your spirit and heal your body. It’s believed, that if you catch the fume and rub your head, you can become wiser!

On our website you can find wonderful hotels located close to picturesque temples and palaces in Tokyo, which will delight your eye from the window.

A Bit of the History of Tokyo

Until 1603 Tokyo was a provincial fishing village called Edo. Later, it was chosen by the authorities as the capital of the military government. The town’s convenient location attracted migrants from other parts of Japan, and in the XVIII century, it became the biggest city in the world. The Imperator moved to Edo and renamed it.

The unfortunate event of 1923 stopped the rapid development of the Tokyo. The Great Kantō earthquake took lives of more than 145 thousand people. Tokyo was ruined and those buildings that remained were destroyed by the fire. The XX century was not easy for Tokyo. The next tragic event was the bombing during the WWII.

Today Tokyo consists of 23 neighborhoods, 27 towns, and islands in the Pacific Ocean. It’s a city which left other world capitals behind an continues to create surreal creations and technological innovations.

What to see around Tokyo

Tokyo offers attractions and places that will satisfy any tourist. It can show you the heritage and dive you into the future, teach you how to find peace and dance with you till the dawn. 

Find serenity and admire nature at the Hama Rikyu gardens, enjoy the asymmetry at the Happo-en garden and just wander around the Yoyogi Park. Discover the magnificence of the ancient temples, pagodas, and palaces Tokyo has to show you.  

If you want to see the Cherry blossom, head to the Imperial Park or choose a table in one of the cafes in the Naka-Meguro district. All the art and history fans would be delighted by the number of museums and performances in Tokyo. The show in the theatre can last for 5 hours and the good tickets are always taken away. So, if you consider attending a play, book them beforehand online.

In case you want to explore the Japanese nightlife, consider visiting the Womb Tokyo and AgeHa Tokyo clubs which throw the best parties with famous guests from all over the world.

How to get to Tokyo

Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT) is a comparatively new air station, located 75 km away from the city center. To get there, you may rent a car, catch a train or take a bus.

If you don’t feel like going to the Tokyo Downtown, there are plenty of accommodations near the airport. The 4-star Hilton hotel offers its guests free transfer to the railway station, and the Nikko Hotel is located only 20 minutes away from the center.

The three-star Gateway Hotel offers a free transfer and an excellent location. It will take you only 10 minutes to get to the train station.