
A skyscraper classic with sweeping city views. Shinjuku, Tokyo.
Neon nights, quiet shrines and impeccable service. 7 properties.
Tokyo is enormous, but it is also one of the easiest big cities in the world to navigate. Trains run on time, signs are in English, and almost everywhere you stay is within a short ride of everything else. What changes from area to area is the mood, so the best way to choose a hotel is to decide first what kind of trip you want: neon and nightlife, polished shopping, quiet temples or a mix of everything. Read our full Tokyo hotel guide →

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