There are only a few places in the world where tradition exists harmoniously with modern life, and Japan’s capital, Tokyo, is one of the rare gems. The megalopolis stretches over 23 wards, each filled to the brim with both ancient and modern attractions. Some of the essential attractions to see here include the bright-red Sensō-ji temple and its market, the iconic Meiji Shrine with its towering torii gates, and the Tokyo Skytree, where you’re treated to 360-degree views of the entire city. Besides these, there are lots of parks, quirky streets, palaces, and exciting neighborhoods in the city, each with its own distinct character.
There’s so much to cover and the pondering about where to stay in Tokyo can impact your itinerary. To help you choose, check out the best hotels in Tokyo, Japan.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 12, 2024.
1. Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa (from USD 320)
Reasonable pricing for spacious rooms and convenient location near Shinagawa Station.
Large hotel with beautiful gardens, a 7-Eleven on site, and a stunning lobby.
Conveniently close to Shinagawa Station and Haneda airport, with easy access to public transportation.
A variety of high-quality dining options, including a Teppanyaki restaurant and a convenient onsite 7-Eleven.
Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa offers spacious accommodations with a balcony. The property overlooks a beautiful Japanese garden. Non-smoking rooms are equipped with air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. You can relish a delicious buffet spread and cocktails in the lovely in-house restaurants. The bathtub in the private bath is a great place to destress with a leisurely bath. You can dive in for a night swim in the swimming pool, followed by a gym session. The sushi is delectable at SHIMIZU Japanese Restaurant. If you are in the mood for Chinese food, there’s a Chinese restaurant too.
Shinagawa Shinkansen Station is five minutes away, and the neighborhoods of Shinjuku, Harajuku, and Shibuya are great places to explore. You can plan a day of attending exhibitions at Tokyo Big Sight Convention Center.
Grand Prince Hotel Shin Takanawa
Address: Minato-ku, Takanawa 3-13-1
2. APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae (from USD 98)
Great value for the price, with convenient location near subway lines.
Clean, modern facilities with helpful staff and a rooftop open-air onsen.
Perfect location in Asakusa, close to Sensoji and easy access to attractions and transportation.
Plenty of excellent eateries for all budgets nearby, though breakfast options at the hotel were limited.
Central but also not quite, APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae is located towards the fringes of the city center, yet still offers convenient access to the city’s attractions. It is counted as one of the very affordable hotels in Tokyo and is a real bang for your buck. The hotel features snug rooms equipped with a selection of perks, including entertainment amenities, tea and coffee implements, and refrigerators.
Amenities at the hotel include a communal bathhouse, laundry services, and private parking facilities. You can also get your breakfast here if you need a great start to your day. Tokyo Skytree is just 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) away.
APA Hotel Asakusa Tawaramachi Ekimae
Address: Taito-ku, Nishiasakusa 1-2-3
3. hotel MONday Tokyo Nishikasai (from USD 115)
Great value for money with complimentary shuttle to Disneyland.
Clean, spacious rooms with complimentary pyjamas, slippers, and free skincare upon arrival.
Conveniently located near Nishi-Kasai station with plenty of restaurants, shops, and a 24-hour supermarket nearby.
Numerous dining options nearby, though some guests found the breakfast lacking in quality.
Only a minute away from Nishi-Kasai station, this 3-star hotel provides great non-smoking accommodations with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. The on-site restaurant, MONday Dining & Kitchen, serves a delectable buffet breakfast every morning. You can avail of private parking at a fee on the property premises. Wheelchairs are available for the ones with limited mobility. Bicycles can be rented from the hotel if you want to explore the neighborhood on a bike.
Tokyo Skytree and Ryogoku Kokugikan National Sumo Stadium are great places to explore. You can plan a day of sightseeing with kids at Tokyo Disney Resort, and the hotel will provide free shuttle services.
hotel MONday Tokyo Nishikasai
Address: Edogawa-ku Nishikasai 6-8-7
4. The square hotel GINZA (from USD 260)
Affordable pricing for clean, modern rooms in a prime location.
Convenient amenities including a public bath, rental bikes, and a bar/cafe.
Perfect location near multiple metro stations, shopping areas, and attractions like Tsukiji market.
Varied dining options nearby, but hotel breakfast may be limited; barista coffee is superb.
At the square hotel GINZA, you’ll be steps away from the best shopping spots in Tokyo. It’s located in Ginza, the city’s famed shopping district. World-class designer shops will be within your reach while staying here.
But back to base, the boutique hotel features modern guest rooms fitted with hardwood floors, flat-screen TVs, and refrigerators. On the property are a restaurant for satisfying those hunger pangs and a large bathhouse for washing away the fatigue after a day out.
5. Hotel Gracery Asakusa (from USD 204)
Hotel Gracery Asakusa puts you within a short distance from two of Tokyo’s well-known attractions: Sensō-ji Temple and the famed Nakamise shopping street, both of which are reachable within a 10-minute walk. You can head out early in the morning to avoid the crowds or go later in the evening to enjoy the vibe.
Some amenities you can enjoy at the property include a breakfast plate and guest rooms with refrigerators and tubs. Daily housekeeping and laundry services are offered by the hotel.
Hotel Gracery Asakusa
Address: Taito-ku Kaminarimon 2-10-2
6. Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon (from USD 214)
Reasonable pricing for Tokyo, good value for money.
Modern, clean, and functional rooms. Free 24/7 coffee, close to subway stations and convenience stores.
Excellent location near Hanzomon subway station, quiet neighborhood, easy access to essential amenities.
Complimentary morning bread and coffee, nearby bakery and convenience stores for additional food options.
Unassuming from the outside, Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon is truly one of the best places to stay in Tokyo. It reveals sleek, dark interiors and a modern take on traditional Japanese architecture. All guest rooms, from the singles to the barrier-free rooms, are furnished with luxe linens and duvets, Simmons beds, bedside USB ports and sockets, and leather seating.
There’s a great selection of freshly baked bread available every morning in the lobby. Get some before you head to Tsukiji Fish Market for some snacks.
Nest Hotel Tokyo Hanzomon
Address: Chiyoda ku Hayabusa cho 2-18
7. Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo Kinsicho (from USD 132)
Reasonable pricing for a central location in a big city.
Convenient amenities such as free toiletries, comfortable bedding, and a variety of pillows.
Close to Kinshicho station, with easy access to restaurants, shopping, and nearby attractions like the Skytree tower.
Good breakfast options and a nice selection of nearby restaurants and cafes.
Sotetsu Fresa Inns are almost everywhere in the Greater Tokyo Area. This particular hotel in Sumida, however, is our favorite for a couple of reasons. First, the neighborhood is just lovely, being tree-lined and just beautiful. Second, the rooms are affordable but offer great value for money. Third, you’ll get to enjoy a Japanese breakfast buffet every single day of your stay.
While staying here, you’ll be a 15-minute walk away from the Sumida Hokusai Museum, one of the most underrated art spaces in the city. It’s dedicated to the life and work of Katsushika Hokusai.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo Kinshicho
Address: Sumida-ku, Kotobashi 2-18-7
8. THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku (from USD 208)
Located just across the verdant greens of Shinjuku Central Park, this hotel near the train station is a catch. THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku is complete with modern art pieces and spaces where guests can gather and socialize. There are two types of accommodations available here: the regular guest rooms, which come in a variety of sizes, and the ultra-luxe terrace suite for six.
There are three dining options available on the premises. The train station is a short walk away, but you can also rent a bike from the front desk.
THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku
Address: Shinjuku-ku, Nishishinjuku 4-31-1
9. Shinagawa Prince Hotel (from USD 353)
Located just opposite Shinagawa Station, Shinagawa Prince Hotel is a 15-minute drive from Tokyo Tower, which is another quintessential attraction of the city. One thing that separates it from other hotels in Tokyo is the sheer amount of dining options you’ll have: there are 10 on-site restaurants here on the premises.
The property has its own bowling alley, aquarium, indoor tennis courts, and even a movie theater. It’s like a mini Tokyo in here!
Shinagawa Prince Hotel
Address: Minato-ku, Takanawa 4-10-30
10. Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Tokyo Premier (from USD 404)
Reasonable pricing for Tokyo standard. Some issues with foreign credit cards.
Modern hotel with clean, spacious rooms. Gym and breakfast could be improved.
Centrally located in Roppongi with easy access to transportation, dining, and attractions.
Good dining options with Japanese and Western breakfast choices. Some room for improvement.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Tokyo Premier is just like Roppongi, which is the neighborhood where it’s situated. Sleek and stylish are the hotel’s common spaces guest rooms, which feature signature Mitsui Garden Hotel pillows, Serta mattresses, and free Wi-Fi access.
Dine at the hotel and choose a table at the terrace for breathtaking city views. Other on-site amenities include a bar and gym.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Tokyo Premier
Address: Minato-ku Roppongi 3-15-17
11. The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda (from USD 48)
This hotel near Haneda Airport, even though, is a bit of a drive from the city center, but has a prime location that’s hard to beat. There are train stations nearby that can conveniently get you to popular areas such as Ginza or Shinjuku.
Guest rooms here are bright and airy, and have amenities such as flat-screen TVs, showers, and iPod docks so you can play your favorite music. Family rooms are also available on the premises.
The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Haneda Airport Terminal 3
Address: Ota-ku Haneda Airport 2-6-5
12. Hyatt Regency Tokyo (from USD 480)
Hyatt Regency Tokyo is one of the city’s most iconic hotels. Lounge and rest up in your elegant room, and afterward, enjoy cocktails at the lounge while listening to live music or dine at the on-site restaurant to cap off the day.
From here, you can easily walk to Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and up to its observation decks from where you can enjoy stunning views of the city for free.
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Address: Shinjuku-ku, Nishishinjuku 2-7-2
In Tokyo, there's always something to discover
There are lots of unique experiences available in Tokyo, be it from shopping or dining to even its hotels. Some of them are low-key, others quite luxurious, and some downright extravagant with a long list of amenities. Start your unique experience on the right foot by staying in any of the above best hotels.
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