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% backJR East Hotel Mets Premier Akihabara
Experience the vibrant heart of Tokyo at JR East Hotel Mets Premier Akihabara, where convenience and comfort meet in a stylish urban setting. Modern Comforts Enjoy restful nights…
5.87% backkaraksa hotel premier Tokyo Ginza
Luxurious Accommodation Experience the epitome of comfort at karaksa hotel premier Tokyo Ginza. Each room is thoughtfully designed with a desk and a fridge for your convenience.…
5.87% backMandarin Oriental, Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodations with Breathtaking Views Indulge in the lavish 5-star experience at Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, where spacious rooms offer stunning city views and modern…
5.87% backMercure Tokyo Haneda Airport
Luxurious Accommodation with Modern Amenities Fitness Centre and Free Shuttle Service Experience a stay of comfort and convenience at Mercure Tokyo Haneda Airport. Unwind in our…
5.87% backMIMARU Tokyo Ikebukuro
Convenient Location : Located in the vibrant Toshima district, MIMARU Tokyo IKEBUKURO is a 4-star hotel offering free WiFi and close proximity to popular attractions like…
5.87% backMIMARU Tokyo Ueno North
Modern Accommodation with Convenient Amenities Spacious Units with Kitchen Facilities Discover MIMARU Tokyo Ueno North, a contemporary hotel just 1.5 km from Sensoji Temple. Enjoy…
5.87% backMitsui Garden Hotel Yokohama MM Premier
Discover a perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Mitsui Garden Hotel Yokohama MM Premier, ideally situated in the heart of Yokohama City Centre. Recreational Amenities Dive…
5.87% backMONday Apart Premium NIHONBASHI
Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at MONday Apart Premium NIHONBASHI, your home away from home in the heart of Tokyo. Modern Accommodations Choose from 56…
5.87% backNippon Seinenkan Hotel
Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Nippon Seinenkan Hotel, ideally located in the heart of Tokyo. Modern Accommodations Unwind in one of our 220…
5.87% backPullman Tokyo Tamachi
Luxurious Accommodation Experience 5-star luxury at Pullman Tokyo Tamachi, centrally located in Tokyo. Each room is elegantly furnished with modern amenities including a…
5.87% backShangri-La Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodation with Spectacular Views The Shangri-La Tokyo offers a prime location next to JR Tokyo Station, boasting elegant rooms with stunning views of the Imperial…
5.87% backStay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna Hotel
Prime Location in Tokyo Located in the heart of Tokyo, Stay SAKURA Tokyo Asakusa Yokozuna Hotel offers easy access to popular attractions such as Sensoji Temple and Edo Taito…
5.87% backThe Gate Hotel Ryogoku by Hulic
Luxurious Accommodation Experience 4-star luxury just 1 km from Japan Stationery Museum at The Gate Hotel Ryogoku by Hulic. Indulge in air-conditioned rooms with modern amenities…
5.87% backThe Millennials Shibuya
Modern Accommodation in the Heart of Tokyo Prime Location : Located just 400 meters from the iconic Hachiko Statue, The Millennials Shibuya offers a convenient stay near popular…
5.87% backThe Peninsula Tokyo
Luxurious Spa Retreat Indulge in massages, body treatments, and facials at the spa. Relax in the indoor pool, sauna, or fitness center for ultimate rejuvenation. Culinary Delights…
5.87% backTHE TOURIST HOTEL & Cafe AKIHABARA
Luxurious Accommodation in Tokyo Experience comfort and convenience at THE TOURIST HOTEL & Cafe AKIHABARA. Family-Friendly Environment : Offering spacious family rooms and a…
5.87% backTokyo Disneyland Hotel
Recreational Amenities and Dining Options Indulge in leisure at the seasonal outdoor pool and garden, then savor local and international cuisine at Sherwood Garden or opt for room…
5.87% backYokohama Royal Park Hotel
Luxurious High-Rise Accommodation Situated atop the iconic Yokohama Landmark Tower, Yokohama Royal Park Hotel offers stunning city or bay views from its rooms on the 52nd to 67th…
5.87% backHotel Chinzanso Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodation with Japanese Garden Views Spa and Wellness Retreat Indulge in massages with scented oils and traditional hot-spring baths at YU The Spa. Relax in the…
5.87% backHotel Toranomon Hills, The Unbound Collection By Hyatt
Prime Location in Tokyo Luxurious Amenities Cultural Attractions Nearby
5.87% backMIMARU SUITES Tokyo Asakusa
Modern 4-Star Accommodation in the Heart of Tokyo Convenient Amenities : MIMARU SUITES Tokyo ASAKUSA offers air-conditioned rooms equipped with modern conveniences like a fridge,…
5.87% backThe Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
Luxurious Accommodation at Tokyo's Tallest Building Breathtaking Views and Elegant Amenities Experience luxury at its finest with rooms offering stunning views of Shinjuku, the…
5.87% backVilla Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport - Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3
Luxurious Amenities Villa Fontaine Premier Haneda Airport offers a range of luxurious amenities including a fitness center, bar, and stunning views of the river. Guests can also…
5.87% backB:CONTE Asakusa
Modern Accommodations with Kitchen and In-room Launderette Located just a 5-minute walk from Asakusa Subway Station, B:CONTE Asakusa offers modern accommodations with convenient…
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.