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% backAkasaka Yoko Hotel
Central Location Akasaka Yoko Hotel, a mere 5-minute walk from Akasaka Station, offers convenience at your doorstep. Situated near Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Station, explore the…
5.87% backAPA Hotel Hatchobori Ekiminami
Convenient Location APA Hotel Hatchobori-eki Minami is conveniently situated just a 2-minute walk from Hatchobori Subway Station, providing easy access to various attractions in…
5.87% backAPA Hotel Kanda Jimbocho Ekihigashi
Convenient Location APA Hotel Kanda Jimbocho Ekihigashi is just a 4-minute walk from Jimbocho Subway Station's Exit A5, making it a perfect choice for travelers seeking easy…
5.87% backAPA Hotel Kodemmacho Ekimae
Convenient Location Just a 2-minute walk from Kodenmacho Subway Station, APA Hotel Kodemmacho-ekimae offers easy access to popular destinations like Akihabara Station and Ginza…
5.87% backAPA Hotel Ningyocho Ekikita
Convenient Amenities : Make use of complimentary wireless internet, concierge services, and a television in a common area. The area shuttle makes getting to nearby attractions…
5.87% backAPA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Chuo
Central Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, APA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Chuo offers a convenient base for exploring the vibrant city. Situated just steps away from…
5.87% backCenturion Hotel Grand Akasaka
Experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Centurion Hotel Grand Akasaka, your ideal retreat in the heart of Tokyo. Luxurious Rooms Unwind in one of our 82…
5.87% backHOTEL AMANEK Asakusa Ekimae
Central Location in Tokyo Hotel Amanek Asakusa Ekimae is ideally located in the heart of the vibrant Taito district, just steps away from popular attractions such as World Bags…
5.87% backHotel Crown Hills Ueno Premier
City View Rooms and Convenient Location Hotel Lifetree Ueno offers a prime location just a 4-minute walk from JR Ueno Station, providing guests with stunning city views from their…
5.87% backHotel Gracery Ginza
Prime Location in Ginza Hotel Gracery Ginza is ideally located just steps away from the bustling streets of Ginza, offering easy access to nearby attractions and convenient subway…
5.87% backHOTEL LiVEMAX Kayabacho
Convenient Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo's Chuo Ward district, HOTEL LiVEMAX Kayabacho offers a prime spot near various historical monuments and popular…
5.87% backHotel Monterey Lasoeur Ginza
European-Style Charm Experience the classical charm of Hotel Monterey Lasoeur Ginza, just a 1-minute walk from Ginza-Itchome Subway Station. The rooms feature striped drapes,…
5.87% backKeio Presso Inn Tokyo Station Yaesu
Prime Location near Tokyo Station Keio Presso Inn Tokyo Station Yaesu is conveniently situated just a minute's walk from JR Tokyo Station, offering easy access to various…
5.87% backNew Otani Inn Tokyo
Stylish Rooms and Convenient Location New Otani Inn Tokyo, located next to JR Osaki Train Station, offers stylish rooms with modern art decor and en suite bathrooms. Guests can…
5.87% backShibuya Granbell Hotel
Modern Design & Unique Rooms Granbell Shibuya, winner of a TripAdvisor 2012 Travelers’ Choice Award, boasts modern rooms with tinted glass, custom lamps, and free WiFi/LAN. The…
5.87% backShinagawa Tobu Hotel
Modern Rooms and Convenient Location - Shinagawa Tobu Hotel, just a short walk from JR Shinagawa Station, boasts modern rooms renovated in 2016, ensuring a comfortable stay for…
5.87% backShinjuku Washington Hotel Main
Central Location and Dining Options With 25 floors in a single building, the Shinjuku Washington Hotel Main is a towering presence in Tokyo. Step into a culinary paradise with 15…
5.87% backSotetsu Fresa Inn Shimbashi-Karasumoriguchi
Convenient Location Located just a 5-minute walk from JR Shimbashi Station, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Shimbashi-Karasumoriguchi provides easy access to transportation hubs and the…
5.87% backSotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Kyobashi
Modern Accommodations Fresa Inn Kyobashi, established in 2011, offers contemporary rooms with Sealy beds, LCD TVs, and free Wi-Fi. The air-conditioned rooms boast a sleek design…
5.87% backTokyu Stay Yotsuya - Shinjuku Area
Prime Location near JR Yotsuya Railway Station Well-Equipped Rooms with Kitchenette Experience the convenience of a flat-screen TV, safety deposit box, and a private washing…
5.87% backVilla Fontaine Tokyo Hamamatsucho
Convenient Location Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Hamamatsucho is just an 8-minute walk from JR Hamamatsucho Station, providing easy access to Haneda Airport and various attractions…
5.87% backVilla Fontaine Tokyo Otemachi
Modern Comfort and Convenience Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Otemachi offers stylish rooms with free wired internet, flat-screen TVs, and convenient amenities like fridges and…
5.87% backYokohama Sakuragicho Washington Hotel
Sakuragi-Cho Station Convenience Located in front of Sakuragi-Cho Station, the high-rise Yokohama Washington Hotel offers free WiFi throughout the property, air-conditioned rooms,…
5.87% backToyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Konan-guchi Tennozu Isle
Convenient Location Ideally situated in Tokyo's Shinagawa Ward district, Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinagawa Konan-guchi Tennozu Isle offers easy access to popular attractions such as…
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.