Tokyo, Japan
Japan's capital, and seat of both its government and Imperial Palace, Tokyo is one of Asia's most famous cities. A major financial and travel hub, it is most famous for its stock exchange, and the Narita International Airport, which serves as a gateway between East and West for many. Said to have the world's largest metropolitan economy, the area surrounding the city is home to the Asian offices of many multinational companies, and along with New York and London, is one of the three financial centres of the world. A popular destination among business travellers, Tokyo is a city that has adapted well to the economic boom of the last fifty years, and has developed its infrastructure to support big business with ease.
Of course, an ancient civilisation like Japan also comes with its fair share of culture, and Tokyo exhibits plenty of it. From the Tokyo National Museum, which specialises in showcasing traditional Japanese art, to the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, which is famous for showcasing over 40,000 local and foreign films, the city is rife with artistic locations, and tourists would do well to visit some of them during their stay in Japan's largest city.
Of course, the city is also famous for its sports, and in recent times, particularly baseball. With Japanese players making their way into North American leagues and becoming popular internationally, the interest in the sport in Japan has skyrocketed, and Tokyo's two professional teams, the Yomiuri Giants (Tokyo Dome) and the Yakult Swallows (Meiji-Jingu Stadium) both boast a huge following. If you're looking to sample a more Eastern sport though, the Japan Sumo Association holds three tournaments annually, and you'd do well to time your visit to coincide with one of them.
A fine blend of big business and ancient culture, Tokyo is one of Asia's finest cities, and certainly a location that is going to receive a lot of attention in the decades to come. A major financial and cultural centre, it is able to adapt to suit all its visitors, and offer each a unique taste of East and West, mixed together to form flavours they would have never tasted before.
Show me this city's main attractions
Your 2 night stay in Tokyo, JP
Check-in: Sunday, March 28, 2010
Check-out: Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Room 1: 1 Adult, 0 Children
The Prince Park Tower Tokyo
Rising above the green grounds of Shiba Park, along the same visual parallel as nearby Tokyo Tower, the Prince Park Tower Tokyo makes a welcome addition to Tokyo's park-hotel offerings.
$12.40 
Arrive on Sunday or Monday and Save 50%
Rating: 
From$310
$155
Avg. per night
Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku
This Tokyo hotel is conveniently located across the street from Shinjuku Station. The property is also just 0. $10.85 Only 4 rooms left!
Rating: 
From
$136
Avg. per night
Rating:
From$224
$148
Avg. per night
Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo
Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo is located in Tokyo, Japan, one kilometer from Sunshine City and four kilometers from Shinjuku. $35.44
Rating:
From
$443
Avg. per night
Grand Arc Hanzomon
Location.
Grand Arc Hanzomon is located in Tokyo, Japan.
Near Tokyo National Theatre
Hotel Features. $8.86 Only 2 rooms left!
Rating:
From
$111
Avg. per night
Shinjuku Washington Hotel
Located in the center Tokyo, Shinjuku Washington Hotel is just 0.3 km from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. The Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall is 0. $7.61 Arrive on Sunday or Monday and Save 20%
Rating:
From$119
$95
Avg. per night
Hotel Okura, Tokyo
The Hotel Okura is centrally located in the heart of Tokyo, close to Tokyo's government offices, the business districts, Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, Ginza shopping area and Roppongi area. $21.84 Stay 2 Nights and Save 15% on Your Stay!
Rating:
From$321
$273
Avg. per night
Shinbashi Atagoyama Tokyu Inn
The Shimbashi Atagoyama Tokyu Inn, located less than two miles from the Imperial Palace, is also near local attractions such as Zojo-ji Temple, Tokyo Tower, Ginza District and Kabuki Theater. $6.85 Stay 2 Nights and Save 25% on Your Stay!
Rating:
From$114
$86
Avg. per night
Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel
Rising within the Shibuya shopping and entertainment district of Tokyo, Japan, the streamlined Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel is located one kilometer from Yebisu Garden Place. $25.69
Rating:
From
$321
Avg. per night
Hotel Grand Palace
Hovering 23 stories over downtown Tokyo, Japan, the Hotel Grand Palace sits one kilometer from the National Museum of Modern Art. $12.40
Rating:
From
$155
Avg. per night
Rating:
From
$134
Avg. per night
Dai-Ichi Hotel Seafort
The Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo Seafort is positioned at the heart of Seafort Square, right in front of the Tokyo Monorail's Tennoz Isle Station. $11.96 Stay 2 Nights and Save 10% on Your Stay!
Rating:
From$166
$150
Avg. per night
Rating:
From
$96
Avg. per night
Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu
Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu is set in a 25-story tower located next to the Shibuya train and bus station in the Shibuya shopping and entertainment district of Tokyo, Japan. $21.26
Rating:
From
$266
Avg. per night
the b ochanomizu
The B Ochanomizu Hotel, in Tokyo’s major subway and JR line area , boasts a convenient position to visit all city's historic and cultural attractions as the Nicolai Temple and the Yushima Temple o $8.44
Rating:
From
$105
Avg. per night
Rating:
From
$131
Avg. per night
Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai
Location.
Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai is located in Tokyo, Japan.
Hotel Features. $7.38 Arrive on Sunday or Monday and Save 30% Only 5 rooms left!
Rating:
From$132
$92
Avg. per night
Rating:
From
$180
Avg. per night
Dai-Ichi Hotel - Tokyo
Dai-ichi Hotel - Tokyo, located in Tokyo, Japan, offers a glimpse of Old-World Europe within ten blocks of the Ginza shopping district. $19.84 Stay 2 Nights and Save 20% on Your Stay!
Rating:
From$310
$248
Avg. per night
the b roppongi
This 65-room boutique hotel is located a one-minute walk from Roppongi Crossing and and Roppongi subway, allowing easy access to the entire city of Tokyo. $14.43 Stay 2 Nights and Save 10% on Your Stay!
Rating:
From$200
$180
Avg. per night
Key Attractions
- Akasaka
Akasaka is a residential and commercial district of Minato, Tokyo, located west of the government center in Nagatachō and north of the Roppongi nightlife district.
- Asakusa
Asakusa is a district in Taitō, Tokyo, Japan, most famous for the Sensō-ji, a Buddhist temple dedicated to the bodhisattva Kannon. There are several more temples in Asakusa, as well as various festivals.
- Ginza
Ginza is a district of Chūō, Tokyo, located south of Yaesu and Kyōbashi, west of Tsukiji, east of Yūrakuchō and Uchisaiwaicho, and north of Shinbashi.
More Attractions from Tokyo, Japan
Find cheap hotels from Tokyo | Find discount hotels from Tokyo
