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Oak Hotel Taito-ku, Higashi-Ueno 6-1-2, Taito Ward, Tokyo | |
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Score from 516 reviews:
Very good,
Latest booking: 5 hours ago
Oak Hotel is 200 metres from Inaricho Subway Station. Bicycle rental, a free-use kitchen and massages are featured. The air-conditioned rooms have a private bathroom and free wired internet.
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"This is an excellent budget place to stay in Tokyo. The location is perfect - close to Ueno station and easy to get anywhere. Staff speak excellent English and are super friendly. Our double room was… " |
from $63.09 Average price per night |
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The Edo Sakura Taito-ku Shitaya 3-2-13, Taito Ward, Tokyo | |
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Latest booking: 5 hours ago
Newly opening in mid-June 2013, The Edo Sakura offers accommodation in a Japanese-style Machiya townhouse located a 5-minute walk from Iriya Subway Station and a 10-minute walk from JR Uguisudani...
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from $63.30 Average price per night |
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Hotel Empire in Shinjuku Shinjuku-ku, Hyakunin-cho 1-15-33, Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo | |
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Score from 246 reviews:
Pleasant,
Latest booking: 10 hours ago
Conveniently located only a 3-minute walk from JR Shin-Okubo Train Station, the Hotel Empire in Shinjuku offers simple affordable accommodation. The lively Shinjuku area is only a 13-minute walk away....
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"The hotel location was awesome, it is just 3 min walking from Shinokubo station. The triple room is comfortable for 3 person, the bathroom is small but it is common for tokyo's hotel. The bath towels were… " |
from $60.14 Average price per night |
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Business Hotel Ban Chuo-ku Tsukiji 3-17-10, Chuo Ward, Tokyo | |
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Score from 9 reviews:
Good,
Latest booking: June 15
Centrally located in the Tsukiji Fish Market area, Business Hotel Ban is a 3-minute walk from Tsukiji Subway Station and a 10-minute walk from Ginza shopping district.
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from $66.47 Average price per night |
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Annex Katsutaro Ryokan Taito-ku Yanaka 3-8-4 , Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo | |
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Score from 80 reviews:
Fabulous,
Latest booking: 33 minutes ago
A 2-minute walk from Sendagi Subway Station, Japanese-style hotel Annex Katsutaro Ryokan features rooms with traditional tatami (woven-straw) flooring and free Wi-Fi internet.
"The location is right in the middle of neat neighborhood, just a few blocks from a bustling little shopping area with food and souvenirs galore, and it is also very convenient to a Tokyo metro station… " |
from $76.49 Average price per night |
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Kinuya Honkan Taito-ku Ueno 6-8-11 , Taito Ward, Tokyo | |
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Score from 11 reviews:
Good,
Latest booking: June 16
Just a 3-minute walk from JR Ueno Railway Station, Kinuya Honkan allows easy access to central Tokyo. Offering Japanese-style rooms with private bathrooms, it also provides public baths.
"Good location and traditional environment" |
from $100.23 Average price per night |
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See It to Believe It!
The capital of Japan, Tokyo is a vast, teeming metropolis nestled between mountains and Tokyo Bay. It’s so huge that you’ll have to come to grips with public transport and maybe even experience being pushed onto a train. Yes, it does actually happen!
Get your bearings by ascending the Tokyo World Trade Centre near the waterfront, and savour the fantastic views taking in the red-and-white Tokyo Tower and Shinkuju’s skyscrapers. North is Ueno, home to the best museums (including the Tokyo National Museum) and a large park bursting with cherry blossom in spring.
Equally tranquil are the Chiyoda Imperial Palace and Gardens, surrounded by water. Also in gardens is the Meiji Jingu Shinto shrine in Shibuya, a youthful district where neon abounds.
For more traditional Japanese culture, head to Asakusa whose Sensō-ji Buddhist temple is Tokyo’s oldest temple. Markets in the grounds sell a variety of wares, though shopping in Tokyo is, of course, fantastic wherever you go.
Whether you stay in a Japanese ryokan, luxury Tokyo hotel or a hostel, don’t fly out of Tokyo Narita Airport or Haneda Airport without having tried sushi. Another Japanese institution is the sento (public bath) and onsen (hot springs bath) – a must try. Also incredibly popular are Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, Asia’s 2 most visited theme parks.
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