Tokyo Hotels

Tokyo, the capital of Japan is the centre of the country's technological excellence. Tokyo hotels range from five star luxury properties to comfortable budget rooms. A Tokyo hotel accommodation starts from around US $ 70 dollars a night and goes up to US $200 dollars and more, if you stay in one of the luxury Tokyo hotels. Hotels in Tokyo offer great deals throughout the year and availability can be checked online. You can even easily book your hotel in Tokyo online with our secure booking engine.

Spring (March to May) is the best time to visit Tokyo, since apart from the weather being heavenly, the city looks picture perfect. Autumn is the second best time to visit Tokyo. The only time of the year that would be better avoided is summer when Tokyo gets hot and humid. Also during the Golden Week national holiday, from 29 April to 5 May, Tokyo can get extremely crowded.

Once you've decided when you want to visit Tokyo, make sure add the following to your must see list: the Ginza's, the Hama Rikyu Detached Palace Gardens, the Imperial Palace, and the Shinjuku district. If you're traveling with your family, then some great attractions to check out are Tokyo Disneyland, Ueno-koen park which is great for strolling, museum-hopping and temple-gazing.

For those who want more there is the Bonsai Park displaying the ancient Japanese art of Bonsais. There is also the Kite Museum, the Sony building, at the Sukiyabashi intersection, the Tokyo National Museum, and the Tsukiji Central Fish Market. If you are feeling active then you may want to try martial arts, golf at one of the multi-story vertical golf courses or swimming. If you'd rather something more relaxing then it is well worth experiencing a sento (public bath) or onsen (hot spring).

Tokyo has two major airports, Narita and Haneda and they are serviced by many international airlines. The train and bus services are excellent ways to travel around the city. The Japanese believe in perfection and that is why you will be happy to find everything in Tokyo is organized very well. Despite immense industrialization, Japan still maintains its traditional culture that has been part of the Japanese way of life for centuries.