Best Neighborhoods – Tokyo

Shinjuku for transport connections and nightlife, Shibuya for shopping and youth culture, Ginza/Marunouchi for luxury and proximity to Tokyo Station, and Asakusa and Ueno for traditional neighborhoods and more affordable rooms.

Best Time to Visit – Tokyo

Cherry blossom season from late March to early April and autumn foliage in November are the most popular – and most expensive – times to visit. May to June (before the rainy season) and October are pleasant and usually cheaper. Avoid Golden Week (late April/early May).

Getting There & Getting Around – Tokyo

From Narita, the Narita Express takes around 60 minutes; from Haneda, the Monorail gets you in in 20 minutes. A Suica or Pasmo card – available on your smartphone – covers all trains and buses.

Price Level – Tokyo

Business hotels with compact, functional rooms start at around €70 per night; international 4-star properties from roughly €150. Tokyo charges an accommodation tax of ¥100 to ¥200 per person per night.

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Hotels in Tokyo

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Tokyo is the world's largest metropolis, yet it's remarkably easy to get around: hotels are clean, reliable, and efficient, and the train network takes you everywhere. Your choice of neighborhood shapes your whole stay – Shinjuku and Shibuya for big-city energy, Ginza for elegance, Asakusa for old Tokyo. 2Travel lists business hotels, international chains, and ryokans; members see the member rate.

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Best Neighborhoods: Shinjuku for transport connections and nightlife, Shibuya for shopping and youth culture, Ginza/Marunouchi for luxury and proximity to Tokyo Station, and Asakusa and Ueno for traditional neighborhoods and more affordable rooms.
Best Time to Visit: Cherry blossom season from late March to early April and autumn foliage in November are the most popular – and most expensive – times to visit. May to June (before the rainy season) and October are pleasant and usually cheaper. Avoid Golden Week (late April/early May).
Getting There & Getting Around: From Narita, the Narita Express takes around 60 minutes; from Haneda, the Monorail gets you in in 20 minutes. A Suica or Pasmo card – available on your smartphone – covers all trains and buses.
Price Level: Business hotels with compact, functional rooms start at around €70 per night; international 4-star properties from roughly €150. Tokyo charges an accommodation tax of ¥100 to ¥200 per person per night.