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% backPark Hyatt Tokyo
Experience luxury and comfort at Park Hyatt Tokyo, where modern elegance meets top-notch conveniences. Relax and Rejuvenate: Pamper yourself with indulgent treatments at our…
5.87% backPROSTYLE RYOKAN TOKYO ASAKUSA
Luxurious Accommodations PROSTYLE RYOKAN TOKYO ASAKUSA offers air-conditioned rooms with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. The comfortable rooms also…
5.87% backStay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Edo no Mai
Convenient Location and Comfortable Stay Stay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Edo no Mai is ideally situated near Kinryu Park and Edo Taito Traditional Crafts Center in the heart of Tokyo.…
5.87% backThe Okura Tokyo
Experience unparalleled luxury at The Okura Tokyo, a stunning property nestled in the heart of Tokyo, perfect for both relaxation and exploration. Spa & Recreation Indulge in…
5.87% backUNDER RAILWAY HOTEL AKIHABARA
Prime Location in Chiyoda District Located in the heart of Tokyo's Chiyoda district, UNDER RAILWAY HOTEL AKIHABARA is just steps away from major attractions like Convention Room…
5.87% backInterContinental Yokohama Pier 8 by IHG
Luxurious Accommodation in the Heart of Yokohama Modern Amenities Indulge in air-conditioned rooms with city views, a garden, and free WiFi. Enjoy the convenience of room service…
5.87% backTHE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL
Luxurious Accommodation with Stunning City Views Exquisite Dining Options Convenient Location near Popular Attractions Indulge in a luxurious stay at THE AOYAMA GRAND HOTEL, where…
5.87% backThe Capitol Hotel Tokyu
Luxurious Accommodations Experience the perfect blend of traditional Japanese design and modern amenities in the spacious rooms at Capitol Hotel Tokyu. Enjoy stunning city views,…
5.87% backThe Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
Luxurious Accommodations The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho offers a sophisticated stay just minutes away from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. Each room is elegantly furnished with modern…
5.87% backThe Tokyo Station Hotel
Luxurious Accommodations The Tokyo Station Hotel offers beautifully renovated rooms in a classical European style, providing a mix of plush decor and modern amenities such as LCD…
5.87% backAlmont Hotel Nippori
Convenient Location Located in the heart of Tokyo's Arakawa district, Almont Hotel Nippori offers easy access to popular attractions such as Kyoouji Temple and Asakura Museum of…
5.87% backAndaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills - a concept by Hyatt
Luxurious Spa and Recreational Amenities: Indulge in massages, body treatments, and facials at the spa. Enjoy the health club, indoor pool, and sauna for ultimate relaxation.…
5.87% backAsakusa Tobu Hotel
Convenient Amenities: Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine during your stay. Delicious Dining Options: Indulge in a satisfying meal at Ichi no Ichi…
5.87% backAscott Marunouchi Tokyo
Discover the ultimate luxury escape at Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo, where sophistication meets comfort in the heart of Tokyo. Recreational and Fitness Facilities Unwind and rejuvenate…
5.87% backConrad Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodation and Award-Winning Dining Conrad Tokyo, located in the vibrant heart of Tokyo near Ginza, offers spacious rooms with modern decor and stunning city views.…
5.87% backDaiichi Hotel Tokyo
Experience luxury and relaxation at Daiichi Hotel Tokyo, your escape in the vibrant heart of the city. Indulgent Amenities Pamper yourself with soothing onsite massages and stay…
5.87% backFour Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi
Luxurious Accommodation in the Heart of Tokyo Spacious Rooms and Spa Amenities Indulge in complimentary hot-spring baths, sauna access, and a 24-hour fitness studio. The stylish…
5.87% backFour Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
Luxurious Accommodation Experience the epitome of luxury at Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi. Indulge in spacious non-smoking rooms with modern amenities, including a…
5.87% backHOSHINOYA Tokyo
Relaxation Galore in Your Own Home Lose yourself in the tranquility of hot springs or the beauty of a garden at HOSHINOYA Tokyo. Enjoy complimentary wireless internet, concierge…
5.87% backHotel Gracery Asakusa
Luxurious Accommodation Hotel Gracery Asakusa, nestled in the heart of Tokyo's Taito district, offers a lavish 4-star stay just steps away from iconic landmarks like Sensoji…
5.87% backhotel MONday Asakusa
Central Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, hotel MONday Asakusa offers a convenient stay near popular attractions like Nitenmon Gate and Asakusa Fujiasama Shrine.…
5.87% backhotel MONday Premium TOYOSU
Luxurious Public Bath Experience ultimate relaxation at hotel MONday Premium TOYOSU with its luxurious public bath, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring Tokyo.…
5.87% backhotel MONday Premium Ueno Okachimachi
Central Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, hotel MONday Premium Ueno Okachimachi offers convenience and accessibility to major attractions. Just steps away from…
5.87% backHyatt House Tokyo Shibuya
Situated in Tokyo, Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya offers air-conditioned rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a terrace. The property boasts a restaurant, bar, and indoor pool. Enjoy 24-hour…
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.