Tokyo is the best for high quality service, fantastic food and ease of travel. Life is a lot easier if you speak Japanese, but the city has become much easier in recent years to get around in and things are only getting better as the subways slowly upgrade for a more diverse population (wheelchair accessible, etc). Culture is not so much in the individual buildings like you might enjoy in other world cities, but the vibe on the streets is exceptional and unique. One of the best cities in the world without any doubt.

william Japan

I stayed in Tokyo too but different city from the one that I travelled. It's nice experience for me as a Muslim because a lot of halal food available. For example in Asakusa there are Naritaya (Ramen, dumpling, karaage, etc and 100% HALAL and the don't sell any alcohol at all), also Halal Asakusa Sushi Ken (I think I never found halal certified sushi else where), and many Halal Kebab stall during shopping near sensoji.

Angela Japan

Tokyo is not just one city - it is many citys. Therefor I stayed 4 different hotels in 4 different areas to get to know more. And in this way you are closer to the different tempel parks or museum that you want to experience. The public transport system is cheap - and fast when you get to knor how it work. I can also recommend renting a bike - as Tokyo streets are very quiet - most cars are on the highways and not on the local streets. Bikes also drive on pavements - in all directions, so it is fun and you can relax you feet while biking. At Okachima station (just south of Ueno) at the underground bike parking you can rent bike for just 300yen a day - or 3 days for 600 yen from some very nice elderly men.

Henrik Denmark

we stayed 2 weeks in Tokyo. With a trip to Hakone for one day (if you do take the bus to the lake first on the roundtour - if you want to see Fuji on a sunny day, and try to stay for two days) and to KAMAKURA which I really can recommend - rent electric bikes - and you will have a fantastic trip. TOKYO is amazing - we stayed in 4 different hotels - in 4 different areas to learn more. In Ueno - Ikeburo - Nihombashi and Shimbashi. And dont forget Shinjuku (the Metropolitan) and the garden and Harajuku - and Roponggi Hills(museum and look out) and the National Art Center. Try the SKYtree and cruising the river. Tokyo is really easy to come around by public - and renting bike can be fantastic as Tokyo streets have very few cars. (Bike rental at Okachimachi underground station bike parking - just 600yen for 3 days). Cars are on the highways and not on local streets. - And remember plan your trip ahead - I have seen more than I could imagine.

Henrik Denmark

Staff was really friendly and helpful providing instructions on public transit system. Room was clean despite we already know hotel rooms are usually small in Japan. Great location to shopping, department stores, restaurants and rail. Would definetly return in the near future. Travel light would be wise!

Minh-hoa United States of America

Akihabara 3000 is very near to Akihabara station, which makes it easy access to all destinations in Tokyo. Near the hotel there is a Family mart, 7-11, a small supermarket, a kebab stand, near to Akihabara electrical town too..all just within walking distance.

Yusa Malaysia