Lonely PlanetSep 1
Where to Stay in Tokyo: Best Areas and Hotels
From hipster neighborhoods to nightlife centers, there
Oozes tradition, free tea and beer
24 things in this story
- GinzaNeighborhoodMichelin-starred restaurants, high-end stores
- Tokyo StationSightThe original station is located in Chiyoda's Marunouchi business district near the Imperial Palace grounds.
- Mustard Hotel ShimokitazawaHotelRecord player spices up austere rooms
- ShinjukuNeighborhoodSkyscrapers to drinking streets and gardens
- Muji Hotel, GinzaHotelFurnished and stocked with Muji products
- Hoshinoya TokyoHotelNatural hot-spring baths
- Toggle HotelHotelColorful doors
- MarunouchiNeighborhoodPlush hotels, near Imperial Palace and Tokyo Station
- Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo MarunouchiHotelNear Tokyo Station, above-average service
- Palace Hotel TokyoHotelOverlooks Imperial Palace moat
- Park Hotel TokyoHotelCharming French apartment style
- Hotel Gracery GinzaHotelReal onsen hot springs bath
- RoppongiNeighborhoodContemporary art venues, great clubs and bars
- The Millennials ShibuyaHotelRooftop dining overlooking the metropolis
- Mimaru Tokyo Shinjuku WestHotelHumanoid robots greet you at reception
- First Cabin AkihabaraHotelSemi-double bed, TV, safe box
- Hotel UNWIND GinzaHotelGym, free lounge, cafe, restaurant-bar
- Imperial HotelHotelOozes tradition, free tea and beer
- EbisuNeighborhoodStylish shops, creative vibes, design hotels
- Hotel Koé TokyoHotelFunky bathrooms with tiled floors
- BnA Hotel AkihabaraHotelFinnish-style sauna
- ShimokitazawaNeighborhoodYouthful bars and clubs, cool neighborhoods
- Shibuya Granbell HotelHotelExceptional park views, late breakfast
- Imperial PalaceSight