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Where to stay in Tokyo
Shinjuku or Shibuya work well for first visits because of their rail connections and choice of hotels.
- ShinjukuA major rail hub with a large choice of hotels, shopping, and nightlife.
- ShibuyaShopping, youth culture, and the famous scramble crossing.
- AsakusaAn older part of the city around Sensō-ji temple, with quieter evenings.
- GinzaUpscale shopping and dining in a central location.
Getting there and around
Haneda (HND) and Narita (NRT) are the two main airports, and Haneda is closer to central Tokyo.
JR trains and the subway connect most districts.
Before you book in Tokyo
Many cities add a nightly tourist or lodging tax, and some hotels add resort or service fees. These are sometimes paid at the hotel and left out of the headline rate, so compare the full total. Our fees and taxes checklist shows what to look for, and five steps for comparing hotel prices explains how to compare fairly.
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Questions about hotels in Tokyo
Which airports serve Tokyo?
Haneda (HND) and Narita (NRT) are the two main airports, and Haneda is closer to central Tokyo.
Which area is best for first-time visitors to Tokyo?
Shinjuku or Shibuya work well for first visits because of their rail connections and choice of hotels.
Do hotel prices in Tokyo include taxes and fees?
It depends on the site. We ask our price source for prices that include taxes where available and show each price as reported, so always confirm the final total, taxes, and cancellation terms on the booking site before you pay.