Japan Hotels

Tokyo Dome Hotel : 5 stars
Address : 1-3-61, Koraku, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 112-8562, Japan
View : CityView
Rate : 189 USD for 2 Persons
Including all taxes and service charge !
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Located at the very center of Tokyo’s round-the-city JR Yamanote Line, the Tokyo Dome Hotel is an ideal base for business, leisure or sightseeing. Close to some of Tokyo’s most historic neighborhoods, the Hotel is also just ten minutes away, by car or subway, from the business and financial districts of Marunouchi and Otemachi. Read the rest of this entry »

Japan hotels were generally much cheaper locally than if booked through internet booking services. I had pre-booked a hotel through a Singapore based service - when I wanted another night on the return trip the rate was 30% lower and I was given a better room. Read the rest of this entry »

The Tokyo fish market is closed two Wednesdays a month. Either find out which ones they are, or don’t go Wednesday. We met someone who went the wrong Wednesday and said the only people there were tired and dazed tourists wondering what was going on. Read the rest of this entry »

Look at Tokyo today and you will see what the Tokyo- jin (meaning Tokyo people in japanese) have that we don’t have in our cities- bustling streets with thousands of people waiting to cross the roads, giantic television screens on the sides of buildings, high school students roaming the streets of shibuya after school and fashion statements made everywhere you go! It never cease to amaze travellers in Tokyo at the amount of things all happening all the same time, and most are often left dazzled by everything they see. Read the rest of this entry »

Sky Court Hotel Asakusa : 5 Star
Address : 6-35-8 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
View : CityView
Rate : 92 USD
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Asakusa’s temples and old-city Japan atmosphere make it one of the most visited tourist spots in Japan. Here you will find numerous landmarks and events to whisk you back into life as it was in the Edo Era.
You can visit the Sensoji Temple, famous for its five-story pagoda and Kaminari-mon gate. Or if your timing is good, you can watch the Sansha-matsuri festival or one of Japan’s most famous and spectacular fireworks displays over the Sumida River. Read the rest of this entry »