The Tokyo Station Hotel
A red-brick palace from 1915 inside the Tokyo Station building itself. You can get off the Shinkansen and reach your room without going outside, and that is its real advantage.
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Hotels in Tokyo
12 hotels with a verified description
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo (Nihonbashi)
A skyscraper in Nihonbashi with an open view over the city. The lobby is on floor 38, and in the lounge next to it you can sit for coffee facing the view even if you are not staying.
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Park Hyatt Tokyo (Shinjuku)
The hotel from 'Lost in Translation', on the top floors of a tower in Shinjuku. The New York Bar is on floor 52. Its street is quiet, so this is Shinjuku without the noise.
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The Capitol Hotel Tokyu (Akasaka)
A 251-room luxury hotel designed by Kengo Kuma, next to Hie Shrine in Nagatacho, near the parliament and the Prime Minister's residence. Linked by an underground passage to Tameike-Sanno and Kokkai-Gijidomae stations.
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Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo (Ginza)
A design hotel in the heart of Ginza, within walking distance of the shops and of Tsukiji Outer Market. A reasonable room size for Tokyo.
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JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku
A hotel with 238 rooms, about 3 minutes on foot from the south exit of JR Shinjuku Station. Suits someone arriving by train who wants to reach the room quickly. The address is registered in Shibuya ward, on the south side of the station.
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Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel (Shibuya)
A landmark in Shibuya, with rooms on high floors above the crossing. It has a Noh stage and a jazz club on the lower floors.
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Remm Tokyo Kyobashi
A Remm chain hotel in front of exit 6 of Kyobashi station, about 7 minutes on foot from the Yaesu side of Tokyo Station. 271 non-smoking rooms with a rain shower and a bed the chain developed for good sleep. Handy if you travel by train from Tokyo Station.
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Hotel Gracery Shinjuku (Godzilla Hotel)
The hotel with the Godzilla head peeking from the terrace on the eighth floor. In the heart of Kabukicho, which means very lively and noisy at night.
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Sequence Miyashita Park (Shibuya)
A lifestyle hotel built into the green roof of Miyashita Park. Young in character, with a reception that works until late.
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The Blossom Hibiya
A tower at the northern edge of Shimbashi, near Uchisaiwaicho, with every room on floor 19 or higher. Hibiya Park and Ginza are a short walk away.
Hotel Gracery Ginza
Reliable, modern mid-range, well located for shopping and sightseeing. No surprises, and that is its virtue.
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