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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Tokyo on Hotels.com. These Tokyo hotels consistently deliver on comfort, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 26 July 2026.

Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel

Koto

₹19,324 total

26 Aug - 27 Aug

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku

₹13,941 total

5 Aug - 6 Aug

6 restaurants; breakfast, lunch and dinner served

Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo

Chiyoda

₹13,203 total

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Ota

₹8,944 total

25 Aug - 26 Aug

Premium bedding, down duvets, in-room safe, desk

Shinjuku Granbell Hotel

Shinjuku

₹8,542 total

17 Aug - 18 Aug

APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower

Sumida

₹5,093 total

27 Jul - 28 Jul

THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku

Shinjuku

₹10,026 total

24 Aug - 25 Aug

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

Shinjuku

₹7,779 total

9 Aug - 10 Aug

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo - Preferred Hotels & Resorts, LVX Collection

Minato

₹37,254 total

18 Aug - 19 Aug

Hotel Niwa Tokyo

Chiyoda

₹15,093 total

4 Aug - 5 Aug

Down duvets, in-room safe, desk, iron/ironing board (on request)

The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Tokyo Shiodome

Minato

₹21,125 total

29 Jul - 30 Jul

Premium bedding, in-room safe, desk, blackout curtains

Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi

Chiyoda

₹20,339 total

17 Aug - 18 Aug

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

Minato

₹10,280 total

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Tokyo Dome Hotel

Bunkyo

₹9,744 total

4 Aug - 5 Aug

1 bedroom, in-room safe, laptop workspace, blackout curtains

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Shinjuku

₹36,828 total

6 Aug - 7 Aug

Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

Chiyoda

₹29,943 total

28 Jul - 29 Jul

HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel

Shinjuku

₹24,911 total

27 Jul - 28 Jul

Shinjuku Prince Hotel

Shinjuku

₹14,533 total

2 Aug - 3 Aug

Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier

Ginza

₹15,971 total

3 Aug - 4 Aug

Egyptian cotton sheets, premium bedding, down duvets, pillow-top beds

The Peninsula Tokyo

Chiyoda

₹71,817 total

5 Aug - 6 Aug

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Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

Shinjuku

₹11,851 off

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₹24,739 total

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Higashi Shinjuku

Shinjuku

₹3,367 off

per night

₹24,891 total

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Annex

Shinjuku

₹8,122 off

per night

₹24,477 total

Apa Hotel Higashi Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower

Shinjuku

₹2,075 off

per night

₹22,599 total

Tokyu Stay Yotsuya Shinjuku Area

Shinjuku

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₹27,323 total

Premier Hotel Cabin Shinjuku

Shinjuku

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₹22,694 total

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

Shinjuku

₹3,960 off

per night

₹9,944 total

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi Shinjuku PREMIER

Shinjuku

₹1,447 off

per night

₹14,323 total

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Annex

Shinjuku

₹3,001 off

per night

₹9,337 total

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Breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch served

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo by IHG

Shinjuku

₹35,248 total

18 Aug - 19 Aug

Showa Bloom · Near Shinjuku Station

Shinjuku

₹21,808 total

27 Jul - 28 Jul

B/C APARTMENT Asakusa Hanazono Dori Hotel with Rental Car and Sauna

Asakusa

₹11,219 total

30 Jul - 31 Jul

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Anshin Oyado Shinjuku - Caters to Men

Shinjuku

₹8,239 total

25 Aug - 26 Aug

Anshin oyado woman Tokyo Ginza shiodometen - Caters to Women

Minato

₹11,113 total

17 Aug - 18 Aug

Rembrandt Cabin and Spa Shimbashi - Caters to Men

Minato

₹6,408 total

2 Aug - 3 Aug

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Top neighbourhoods in Tokyo

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Shinjuku

Shinjuku's neon-soaked streets pulse with energy from dusk till dawn. This Tokyo powerhouse mixes business with pleasure as skyscrapers tower over Asia's largest entertainment district. Browse massive department stores like Isetan by day, then dive into Kabukicho's countless bars and clubs after dark. Don't miss cultural gems like Hanazono Shrine tucked between the urban chaos. Getting around couldn't be easier with the world's busiest railway hub connecting you to everywhere in Tokyo. Choose from business hotels in gleaming towers or budget-friendly capsule accommodation. The area offers everything from quick ramen shops to upscale dining, with most spots open well into the night.

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Shibuya

Shibuya's sensory overload is exactly what you came to Tokyo for. The iconic crossing has thousands of people surging across in perfect chaos while towering screens flash overhead. Wander through Centre Gai's narrow alleys packed with karaoke spots and game arcades, or hit up multistorey department stores for cutting-edge fashion finds. Don't miss the loyal Hachiko statue – it's the neighborhood's unofficial meeting spot. Dining options stack vertically from basement food courts to rooftop restaurants, with everything from quick ramen to upscale sushi. Shibuya Station connects multiple train and subway lines, making exploration of Tokyo incredibly easy. Hotels range from compact capsule options to sleek boutiques, all perfectly positioned for diving into Tokyo's legendary nightlife scene.

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Ginza

Ginza delivers Tokyo's most luxurious shopping experience with flagship stores of international designers lining pristine, wide boulevards. The iconic Kabukiza Theatre adds cultural flair, while upscale department stores like Ginza Six and Mitsukoshi Ginza offer treasure hunting for fashion lovers. Between shopping sprees, visitors find sleek cocktail bars and world-class dining from Michelin-starred restaurants to exclusive sushi counters. Three metro stations connect this refined area to Tokyo's extensive transit system. Accommodation lean towards luxury hotels with impeccable service, though guests pay premium prices to stay here. Evenings bring a sophisticated scene with well-dressed locals enjoying fine dining and theatrical performances.

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A traditional Japanese gate with red pillars and intricate carvings, surrounded by lush greenery and people.

Asakusa

Asakusa takes you back in time with Tokyo's oldest temple, Sensō-ji, and its iconic Thunder Gate and five-story pagoda. Stroll through Nakamise Shopping Street's colourful stalls selling traditional crafts and sweet ningyo-yaki cakes. The area buzzes with authentic cultural experiences from rickshaw rides to artisan workshops where you can watch masters practice centuries-old crafts. Dining options range from tempura houses to soba shops, with street food vendors offering affordable local treats. Traditional ryokan inns and boutique hotels let you sleep on tatami floors with futon beds. The area is highly walkable with excellent subway connections, making it easy to explore this cultural time capsule at your own pace.

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Roppongi

Roppongi buzzes with nightlife energy where clubs and cocktail bars keep the party going till dawn. Art lovers can explore world-class museums like the Mori Art Museum and National Art Centre, nestled among gleaming skyscrapers. Shopping addicts will find retail heaven at upscale complexes like Roppongi Hills and Azabudai Hills, with everything from designer boutiques to unique souvenirs. Getting around is a breeze with two metro stations connecting you to Tokyo's must-see spots. The area serves up a feast of international and Japanese restaurants for every budget. Accommodation lean towards the luxurious side, with high-end hotels and serviced apartments dominating the skyline.

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Top landmarks in Tokyo

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Tokyo Dome

8.4/10 (5,396 reviews)

Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Tokyo Dome, a major stadium in Bunkyo. Hotels.com travelers also like the museums, monuments, and art galleries in the area. If you think Tokyo Dome is cool, you also might like Korakuen Hall and Nippon Budokan, both located nearby.

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Tokyo Imperial Palace

8.6/10 (9,413 reviews)

If you're planning a bit of sightseeing head to Tokyo Imperial Palace— just one of the monuments in Chiyoda. Why not live the cultural experience and visit the museums and art galleries in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here. Tokyo has other landmarks you might want to visit such as Sensoji Temple.

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Tokyo and related destinations

Navigate a sea of humanity at Shibuya Crossing, where thousands cross in choreographed chaos. Savour sushi at Tsukiji's bustling market before ascending Tokyo Skytree for breathtaking city views.

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The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 3

10/10 Excellent

"This is a good hotel right at the airport terminal. Everything is good about this hotel. Just about the only downside is that the hotel restaurant doesn't stay open late so if you are traveling any distance after work you will be out of luck."

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

8/10 Good

"The room was clean and a good size. The buffet breakfast had a wide selection of food. I was initially worried when I saw that the mochas came out of machines, but the machines made very good mochas! The beds were a little on the hard side but not too bad. We had amazing massages in the spa on the 34th floor! The staff were very nice and helpful. It is in a good location. It is not too far from Shinjuku station. There are also many food options nearby and a 7-Eleven in the hotel, which was super convenient. There is also a virtual reality thing in the hotel that was fun. Overall, a great stay!"

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

8/10 Good

"We stayed at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel for almost a week during our trip to Japan and overall had a good experience. The location was excellent—very central, with plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. We rarely had to go far for anything, which made our stay very convenient. The housekeeping staff was outstanding. Our room was always clean, and they were consistently friendly and professional. The only issue with the room was the air conditioning. It never cooled as well as we had hoped, especially in the summer heat. The hotel provided us with a fan on our second night, which helped tremendously. Unfortunately, our last impression was disappointing. While checking out, I was using the luggage scale located next to Guest Services and the luggage carts when an older gentleman working there raised his voice and told me to use the scale outside because this area was busy. After staying here for nearly a week, I found this unnecessary and unwelcoming. There were other guests standing nearby talking and meeting friends, yet I was singled out for simply using the scale where the hotel had placed it. If they don’t want guests weighing luggage there, the scale should be moved to a more appropriate location. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend the hotel for its location and excellent housekeeping, but I hope guest service during checkout can be improved."

Frequently asked questions

Can I book a refundable hotel in Tokyo?

If you want the flexibility to change your travel plans to Tokyo, most hotels provide refundable* bookable rates. You can find these accommodations by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.

Where can I stay in Tokyo if I want a vacation rental instead of a traditional hotel?

If you're looking for a good alternative to a hotel, review our selection of 459 vacation homes. In addition, there are 1407 apartments and 21 condos.

What will the weather in Tokyo be like during my vacation?

The warmest months in Tokyo are usually August and July with an average temp of 77°F. January and February are the chilliest months when the average temp is 46°F. The rainiest months are October and September.

Why should I book my Tokyo hotel with Hotels.com?

There are plenty of reasons to book your Tokyo travel with us: our free cancellations on selected hotels gives you the flexibility you're looking for, and with One Key™, our rewards program, you will be able to earn and use OneKeyCash™* on all eligible bookings such as hotels, car rentals, flights, vacation rentals and more on Hotels.com, Expedia and Vrbo.

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Tokyo: A Tapestry of Tradition and Tomorrow Amidst Blossoms and Skyscrapers

Tokyo, the vibrant capital of Japan, is a captivating fusion of tradition and modernity. Explore the serene beauty of historic temples like Senso-ji, juxtaposed with the towering marvel of Tokyo Tower. Wander through the bustling streets of Shibuya and Harajuku, where cutting-edge fashion meets quirky cafés. Indulge in world-class cuisine, from Michelin-starred restaurants to delightful street food. Unwind in the tranquil gardens of the Imperial Palace or immerse yourself in the art at the Mori Art Museum. With its energetic atmosphere and rich cultural tapestry, Tokyo promises an unforgettable journey for every traveller.

Discover great hotels near Tokyo

Tokyo offers a range of hotels from luxury establishments with stunning skyline views to cosy boutique options featuring charming rooms. Ideal accommodation in Tokyo Prefecture blends modern comforts with traditional elements, ensuring a memorable stay in Japan's vibrant capital. Here are some of the most popular hotels with our travelers near Tokyo:

Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First ResortOpens in a new window: This budget-friendly hotel offers a comfortable and streamlined experience perfect for leisure travellers. The property features convenient self-parking and a clean, modern atmosphere that caters to those seeking efficiency and simplicity during their stay in Tokyo. Its straightforward amenities and thoughtful layout provide a smooth, high-quality journey for travellers who appreciate practicality combined with comfort.
Maihama View Hotel by HULICOpens in a new window: This 3.5-star hotel boasts a guest rating of 9.2 out of 10 and is designed for leisure travellers seeking a spa-themed, boutique experience. With an array of spa services including full-service spa treatments, steam rooms, and treatment rooms, the hotel offers a luxurious escape. The standout features include a big bath, exceptional breakfast, and a convenient shuttle service, ensuring an indulgent and relaxing experience in a stylish setting.
Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel First ResortOpens in a new window: This 3.5-star hotel, with a guest rating of 8.8 out of 10, caters to leisure travellers who value a vibrant, curated experience in Tokyo. The property features a variety of dining options, a convenient airport shuttle, and proximity to popular attractions such as Tokyo Disneyland. The diverse entertainment and scenic activities available provide a seamless blend of comfort, convenience, and distinctive experiences for travellers who appreciate thoughtful details and a dynamic environment.

Where to stay in Tokyo

In Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, each offers its own charm: Shinjuku impresses with urban flair, shopping, and stunning architecture; Shibuya boasts trendy dining, cultural monuments, and friendly ambience; Ginza excels in high-end shopping, art, and theatrical dining. For first-time visitors, Shinjuku is best suited for its diverse attractions and ease of exploration.

ShinjukuOpens in a new window: Shinjuku is a vibrant urban hub that perfectly blends modernity with a touch of tradition. With a strong focus on shopping, dining, and sightseeing, it offers a range of unique experiences including must-see places like Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall. Its distinctive skyscrapers and stylish architecture create a lively backdrop for exploring temples and enjoying local tours. Shinjuku’s mix of urban energy and cultural touches makes it an ideal spot for travellers seeking both excitement and a glimpse of Japan’s heritage.
ShibuyaOpens in a new window: Shibuya is renowned for its trendy, urban vibe and is perfect for those who love a buzzing city atmosphere. The area is celebrated for its shopping, dining, and relaxed walking experiences, allowing visitors to explore must-see sights like Shibuya Crossing and Meiji Jingu Shrine. Its friendly ambience and range of monuments and museums create a dynamic setting, making Shibuya an excellent choice for travellers looking to immerse themselves in a lively, culturally rich environment.
GinzaOpens in a new window: Ginza stands out as an elegant destination, celebrated for its impressive architecture and refined dining scene. This area is ideal for those who appreciate a mix of shopping and cultural experiences, offering attractions such as theatres and art tours. Ginza’s focus on entertainment and sightseeing, along with its urban charm, provides a sophisticated retreat for travellers who prefer a more polished, stylish setting during their Tokyo visit.

Things to do in Tokyo

Tokyo offers an enticing blend of modern shopping districts and serene natural escapes, from lush parks to scenic mountain backdrops. Wander through vibrant streets, explore eclectic museums, and enjoy boating or diving, all while marveling at iconic landmarks such as Tokyo Tower.

Tokyo Imperial PalaceOpens in a new window – Explore the grounds of the historic palace, where you can admire impressive architecture and wander through serene gardens adorned with seasonal flowers. This site offers a glimpse into Japan’s regal past with its magnificent temples, well-curated museums, and notable monuments.
Tokyo TowerOpens in a new window – Visit this modern tower to enjoy panoramic views of Tokyo’s skyline. The structure’s unique design stands out as you observe the surrounding urban landscape, featuring carefully maintained gardens and a collection of cultural monuments and museums.
Ueno ParkOpens in a new window – Stroll through this expansive urban park, home to a variety of temples, museums, and architectural gems. The park provides an ideal setting for relaxed walks, with its flower-lined paths and historical monuments adding a vibrant touch to your day.
Tokyo Disneyland®Opens in a new window – Experience the magic of this theme park where attractions bring beloved characters and stories to life. The park is packed with fun-filled rides, themed environments, and delightful displays that echo the charm of traditional temples and artistic monuments.
Shibuya CrossingOpens in a new window – Witness the energetic pulse of Tokyo at this famous tourist precinct. As you navigate the bustling intersection, you can appreciate the blend of modern architecture, cultural museums, and urban monuments that define the city's dynamic character.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Tokyo

Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable times to visit Tokyo are in January, August, and September, when hotel prices may drop. For an enriching experience filled with key historical landmarks and cultural attractions, a stay of at least 2 to 3 days is recommended. During this time, you can explore a variety of budget-friendly sites, including temples, museums, and monuments, as well as enjoy the city's vibrant architecture, beautiful parks, and diverse shopping options. This trip promises great value for money while immersing you in the rich culture and natural beauty of Tokyo.
Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: Hotels.com offers impressive options for hotel deals in Tokyo and throughout Japan. By visiting the “Deals” section, you may discover discounted hotels, while the “Last-Minute Deals” section could help you secure a spontaneous getaway. Enabling email alerts ensures you’re updated on flash sales. Additionally, the “Smart Shopping” tool via the app allows travellers to compare hotel prices and amenities, so you're more likely to see favourable offers and explore various hotel recommendations across Tokyo.
Be flexible with dates: Prices may fluctuate depending on factors such as the hotel's location, star rating, and time of year, so being flexible with your dates could help you save on your Tokyo hotel stay. For those seeking a unique experience, boutique hotels might offer a more personal touch and occasionally represent better value. When you book with Hotels.com, we will inform you if the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. Should the price appear higher, we may suggest alternative dates that could potentially offer a more affordable option.
Consider your location: Hotels in close proximity to the city centre generally tend to be more expensive; however, thanks to Tokyo's superb public transport network, you might find an independently run hotel further afield that is more likely to be affordable while still being well connected. For those interested in exploring alternative, less congested neighbourhoods or even nearby, lesser-known cities, there is often excellent value for money. Opting for these alternative destinations could provide a more authentic and budget-friendly experience.

Best time to go to Tokyo

Tokyo experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 41.9°F (5.5°C), while August is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 81.9°F (27.7°C). October is usually the wettest month. March, April, and September are the peak travel months in Tokyo, attracting a higher number of tourists. During this peak period, the weather is mostly sunny, accompanied by light rainfall. On the other hand, May, October, and November tend to be quieter times to visit, marked by light to moderate rainfall and mostly sunny conditions.

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Hotels in Tokyo

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Where to stay in Tokyo?

Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo

Hotel Villa Fontaine Grand Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Shinjuku Granbell Hotel

APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower

THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo - Preferred Hotels & Resorts, LVX Collection

Hotel Niwa Tokyo

The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Tokyo Shiodome

Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

Tokyo Dome Hotel

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel

Shinjuku Prince Hotel

Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier

The Peninsula Tokyo

Get last-minute hotel deals in Tokyo and save more

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main

Check out pet-friendly hotels in Tokyo

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo by IHG

You can also stay in capsule hotels in Tokyo

Anshin Oyado Shinjuku - Caters to Men

Go beyond your typical stay in Tokyo

When is the best time to visit Tokyo?

Price trends for hotels in Tokyo

Typical weather for Tokyo

Top neighbourhoods in Tokyo

Shinjuku

Shibuya

Ginza

Asakusa

Roppongi

Top landmarks in Tokyo

Tokyo Dome

Tokyo and related destinations

Check out reviews of Tokyo hotels guests love

The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 3

Frequently asked questions

Find out more about Tokyo

Tokyo: A Tapestry of Tradition and Tomorrow Amidst Blossoms and Skyscrapers

Discover great hotels near Tokyo

Where to stay in Tokyo

Things to do in Tokyo

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Tokyo

Best time to go to Tokyo

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