Hotels in Tokyo — Book & Earn Cashback
Thirteen million people, no centre, and a train that will get you to any of it on time.
527 hotels in Tokyo
5.87% backHotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi
Prime Location at Tokyo Station Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Marunouchi is a mere 1-minute walk from Otemachi Station, offering unparalleled convenience for travelers. Situated in the…
5.87% backHotel New Otani Tokyo The Main
Serene Japanese Garden Setting : Immerse yourself in the tranquility of a 400-year old Japanese garden surrounding Hotel New Otani Tokyo. Convenient Central Location : Located in…
5.87% backHotel Resol Akihabara
Stylish Lobby and Convenient Location Hotel Resol Akihabara boasts a stylish and impressive lobby, setting the tone for a luxurious stay. Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk…
5.87% backHotel Route-Inn Grand Tokyo Asakusabashi
Convenient Location Hotel Route-Inn Grand Asakusabashi is ideally situated in Tokyo, a short stroll from Edo Tokyo Museum and close to Sensoji Temple and Tokyo Skytree. With easy…
5.87% backInterContinental Yokohama Grand by IHG
Luxurious Accommodations Experience spacious rooms with stunning city or bay views, equipped with modern amenities such as free WiFi, LCD TV, and a minibar. Enjoy 24/7 room…
5.87% backKeio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Spectacular Views and Convenient Location Experience panoramic views of the Shinjuku skyline at Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo, just minutes away from Shinjuku Train Station. Enjoy free…
5.87% backLANDABOUT TOKYO
Luxurious Accommodation Experience comfort and style at LANDABOUT TOKYO, where every room is equipped with modern amenities including a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The…
5.87% backMAIHAMA VIEW HOTEL by HULIC Formerly Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel
Prime Location near Tokyo Disney Resort Luxurious Amenities and Services Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, private parking, public bath, and spa for an…
5.87% backMitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier
Convenient Location in Tokyo Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier is strategically located within close proximity to popular attractions such as Hatomori Hachiman Shrine…
5.87% backMiyako City Tokyo Takanawa
City View Rooms and Free WiFi Miyako City Tokyo Takanawa offers city view rooms with free WiFi, providing a comfortable and convenient stay in Tokyo. Enjoy the bustling cityscape…
5.87% backONE@Tokyo by insomnia
Modern Non-Smoking Accommodation Located just a 3-minute walk from Oshiage Subway Station, ONE@Tokyo offers a completely smoke-free environment. Guests can unwind at the on-site…
5.87% backOriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
Convenient Location and Shuttle Service Located just in front of JR Shin-Urayasu Station, the official Disney partner hotel offers free shuttle rides to Tokyo Disney Resort,…
5.87% backPearl Hotel Shinjuku Akebonobashi
Central Location in Shinjuku Located in the heart of the vibrant Shinjuku Ward, Pearl Hotel Shinjuku Akebonobashi offers easy access to popular attractions such as Jisho-in Temple…
5.87% backRichmond Hotel Premier Musashikosugi
Modern Amenities The rooms at Richmond Hotel Premier Musashikosugi are equipped with modern facilities such as a flat-screen TV, air-purifier/humidifier, and complimentary Wi-Fi.…
5.87% backRihga Royal Hotel Tokyo
Luxurious Dining Options Indulge in a culinary journey with 7 dining options at Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo. From fine dining to casual cafes, satisfy your cravings without leaving…
5.87% backsequence SUIDOBASHI - Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodations Enjoy a comfortable stay in our air-conditioned rooms at sequence SUIDOBASHI - Tokyo. Relax on the terrace or stay connected with free WiFi during your…
5.87% backShibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu
Prime Location at Shibuya Train Station Directly connected to Shibuya Train Station, Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu offers unparalleled convenience for travelers seeking easy…
5.87% backSotetsu Fresa Inn Daimon
Central Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Daimon offers convenience and easy access to popular attractions, making it the perfect base for your…
5.87% backSotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka
Convenient Location Located just 50 metres from Akasaka Subway Station, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka provides easy access to popular attractions such as Hie Shrine and Tokyo…
5.87% backSotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Toyocho
Convenient Location: Located just a minute walk from Toyocho Train Station, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Toyocho offers easy access to transportation, making it a perfect base for…
5.87% backThe Royal Park Canvas - Ginza 8
Convenient Location Situated in the heart of Tokyo, The Royal Park Canvas - Ginza 8 is just a stone's throw away from Ginza Station, offering easy access to the city's vibrant…
5.87% backThe Royal Park Hotel Ginza 6-Chome
Prime Location in Tokyo Modern Amenities Delicious Dining Options Book now for a luxurious stay at The Royal Park Hotel Ginza 6-Chome in the heart of Tokyo.
5.87% backThe Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon
Luxurious Accommodation Experience the epitome of luxury at The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon. Each guest room is elegantly designed with modern amenities including a flat-screen TV,…
5.87% backTokyo Dome Hotel
Luxurious Accommodation Tokyo Dome Hotel, nestled in the heart of Tokyo Dome City, offers elegant guest rooms with modern amenities, including free WiFi and sleek decor. Dining…
Tokyo has no single centre. It is a collection of districts that each grew around a railway station, and the practical consequence for a visitor is that the city has several downtowns — Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ginza, Ueno — none of which is the one true middle. Getting between them is trivial; the rail network is dense, punctual and signed in English, and an IC card covers all of it.
The contrasts are close together rather than spread out. A wooden temple approached through a market street sits a few stops from the busiest pedestrian crossing on earth, and a quiet residential lane of low houses and potted plants is usually one turn off whichever main road you are on. The city rewards wandering more than most, because the interesting parts are rarely the ones on the main street.
It is a large city to sleep in and the choice of room types is unusually wide — business hotels with small efficient rooms, capsule hotels, ryokan with tatami floors, and international chains at the top end. Choosing a district near a station you will use often does more for a trip here than choosing a particular hotel.
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When to visit Tokyo
Best months: Oct – Nov
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Frequently asked questions about Tokyo
Where should I stay in Tokyo?
Shinjuku for a first visit — it is the most connected point in the city, so everywhere else is a short train ride, and it has the widest range of rooms. Shibuya suits a younger trip, Asakusa is the most atmospheric and usually the best value, Ginza or Tokyo Station make sense if you are taking the Shinkansen out during your stay, and Ueno is a cheaper well-connected alternative.
How many nights do I need in Tokyo?
Four is a sensible minimum — the city has several distinct districts and trying to do them in two leaves you doing none of them properly. Five or six lets you add a day trip to Hakone or Nikko, and repeat visitors routinely spend a week without running out of neighbourhoods.
When is the best time to visit Tokyo?
October and November are clear, cool and dry, with autumn colour arriving towards the end. Spring is the other strong season and brings cherry blossom, though the exact timing shifts by a week or more each year, so it cannot be booked to a date with confidence. June to September is the rainy season followed by a hot and very humid summer.
Do I need to speak Japanese to visit Tokyo?
No. Rail signage, station announcements and most restaurant menus in visitor areas carry English, ticket machines have an English mode, and IC transport cards remove most of the situations where you would need to ask. A few polite phrases go a long way, but nothing about a visit here depends on them.
How much does a hotel in Tokyo cost?
The range is unusually wide, because the city has a genuine market in small, efficient business-hotel rooms as well as capsule hotels, ryokan and international chains. Rates rise sharply in the peak spring and autumn windows and around the New Year. The list on this page is priced live for your dates, so you are seeing real figures rather than an estimate.
Do I earn cashback on Tokyo hotels too?
Yes — the rate is shown on each property before you book, exactly as it is everywhere else on DerLeng Free. It is credited to your balance as LENG after your stay, and you can hold it, convert it to USDC, or cash it out. You pay for the room normally.