🗼 Tokyo Travel Guide

🌉 Tokyo Tower Area Mainly urban itineraries, quieter, with a mid-to-high budget Close to Tokyo Tower, Roppongi, and The National Art Center 🛍️ Ikebukuro Area Suitable for southern suburban itineraries, medium budget Lots of shops nearby! Very lively! Great for shopping! 🎭 Shinjuku Area Shinjuku needs no introduction! Bustling and conveniently located Close to Kabukicho and Shinjuku Gyoen 🚏 Shinagawa Area A bit off the beaten path, quieter Good for southern suburban itineraries and those on a tight budget 🌳 Ueno Area Mainly urban itineraries, and a good choice for those on a budget Close to Ueno Park and Akihabara, more lively 🏙️ Skytree Area Suitable for indoor itineraries, budget-friendly, and quiet for those who prefer peace Close to Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo Skytree, and Akihabara 💰 Ginza Area Ginza is more expensive, very lively, mainly focused on shopping and dining The four hotels listed are of a higher standard, close to Tokyo Station 🌆 Shibuya Area Suitable for southern suburban itineraries, medium budget Close to Omotesando, Hachiko Statue, Shibuya Sky, and Daikanyama 💡 Tips: 1️⃣ In Japanese hotels, there is an additional charge for extra occupants (e.g., a double room for three people) 2️⃣ When staying in a Japanese hotel, you must smoke at designated smoking areas 🚬 3️⃣ Breakfast often comes at a high price with average value; choose wisely *🏨 Hotel ratings and stars are sourced from Agoda *🗓 Prices correspond to travel dates around 2024.08.23 #JapanTravel #JapanTravelGuide #JapanFreeAndEasy #JapanFreeAndEasyGuide #TokyoTravel #TokyoTravelTips #Tokyo #TokyoHotels #Hotels #TokyoHotelRecommendations