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Shutoken Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Shutoken

* Explore Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea for a magical family experience.
* Shop and dine in futuristic hubs like Ginza and Omotesando.
* Visit historical sites such as the Imperial Palace and Senso-ji Temple.
* Experience the nightlife in Roppongi and Shinjuku's bustling entertainment districts.
* Take a day trip to see the incredible bamboo groves of Kamakura or Mount Takao's trails.

With over 5,000 hotels across Shutoken, this region offers diverse accommodations like capsule hotels starting at $30 per night, mid-range 3-star hotels averaging $100, and luxurious 5-star stays such as The Tokyo EDITION, Toranomon from $500 per night. Popular cities like Tokyo, Yokohama, and Chiba boast the majority of options, including new gems such as Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo and HOTEL GROOVE Shinjuku.

Shutoken, also known as the Greater Tokyo Area, is Japan's bustling hub featuring iconic landmarks like Tokyo Skytree, the serene Meiji Shrine, and the electrifying Shibuya Crossing.

This region is a blend of ultra-modern attractions and traditional cultural gems, and neighborhoods like Akihabara and Asakusa embody this mix perfectly.

Whether you're strolling through Yokohama's vibrant waterfront or enjoying a day trip to impressive Mount Takao, Shutoken offers activities for every type of traveler.

Shutoken Tips You Must Know

* Book hotels 2-3 months in advance for the best rates, especially during cherry blossom season (late March to early April).

* Stay near major train hubs like Shinjuku or Tokyo Station for easy access to attractions.

* Use Suica or PASMO cards for hassle-free public transport in the region.

* Consider weekday stays for lower hotel rates as weekends see a price surge, particularly in tourist hotspots.

* Don't worry about safety-Shutoken is among the safest metro areas, but always keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.

Tokyo

Tokyo dazzles with sights like the Meiji Shrine, an architectural marvel steeped in tradition, and Akihabara, a mecca for anime and tech enthusiasts. Shibuya Crossing, the world's busiest pedestrian crossing, offers an unforgettable urban experience. Foodies revel in Tsukiji Outer Market's fresh sushi and street eats.

Discover the best hotels in Tokyo and stay close to Tokyo's iconic attractions and vibrant neighborhoods.

Yokohama

Yokohama fascinates visitors with attractions like the Cup Noodles Museum, where you can create your own ramen. The waterfront Minato Mirai district showcases breathtaking views and the iconic Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel. Stroll through Yamashita Park to enjoy serene seaside greenery.

Explore top hotels in Yokohama for an unforgettable stay in this coastal city full of surprises.

Kawasaki

Kawasaki surprises film buffs with the Japanese folk-art collection at the Taro Okamoto Museum and the retro-themed Warehouse Kawasaki arcade inspired by Kowloon Walled City. Kawasaki Daishi Temple impresses with its ornate architecture and New Year's festivities. The city brims with vibrant festivals all year round.

Check out great hotels in Kawasaki to immerse yourself in the city's cultural and modern offerings.

Saitama

Saitama entices sports fans with Saitama Stadium, one of Japan's largest soccer venues. The Omiya Bonsai Village hosts tranquil museums dedicated to bonsai art, a true cultural treasure. Railway enthusiasts enjoy the Railway Museum, showcasing Japan's rail history and interactive exhibits.

Book hotels in Saitama to stay near its unique museums and sports arenas.

Chiba

Chiba offers the excitement of Tokyo Disney Resort's two iconic parks just outside the capital. The Nokogiriyama mountain area stuns with its massive Buddha statue and panoramic views of Tokyo Bay. Seafood lovers savor fresh delights at the vibrant Katsuura Morning Market.

Secure hotels in Chiba to enjoy amusement parks and hidden coastal wonders.

Central Hotel Gems in Shutoken

Explore more Central hotels in Tokyo for convenient stays in the heart of the city.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (1.5 km)
Omoide Yokocho (1 km)
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (2 km)

Famous for its Godzilla-themed rooms, it features a life-size Godzilla head roaring atop the building, captivating kaiju fans and movie buffs.

Unique Godzilla decor
Prime location
Modern amenities

$120-$200/night

Shinjuku Washington Hotel

Shinjuku

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (0.5 km)
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (2.5 km)
Meiji Shrine (3 km)

Located directly above a shared complex with Tokyo's airport limousine service, it makes commuting seamless for travelers.

Convenient transport
Affordable dining options
Modern rooms

$90-$150/night

The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Tokyo Shiodome

Shiodome

Hamarikyu Gardens (0.7 km)
Tokyo Tower (2.5 km)
Tsukiji Outer Market (1.5 km)

It features panoramic views of Tokyo Bay and is located inside a skyscraper, giving guests direct access to Shiodome's bustling hub.

Skyline views
Direct train connections
Upscale dining

$150-$300/night

Unmatched Luxury in Shutoken

Discover the charm of Luxury hotels in Shutoken with unparalleled service and amenities.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Shinjuku

Meiji Shrine (2.5 km)
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (2 km)
Omoide Yokocho (1 km)

This luxury hotel hosted foreign dignitaries during the Tokyo Olympics and features exclusive rooms inspired by Hello Kitty.

Iconic history
Large banquet halls
Close to nightlife spots

$250-$500/night

Park Hotel Tokyo

Shiodome

Tsukiji Outer Market (1.2 km)
Tokyo Tower (2 km)
Ginza (1.5 km)

Uniquely designed by artists, each floor of this hotel is filled with gallery-like displays celebrating Japanese culture.

Artistic design
Excellent dining
Skyline access

$300-$450/night

Hyatt Regency Tokyo

Shinjuku

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (2.5 km)
Meiji Shrine (2.8 km)
Omoide Yokocho (2 km)

This first Hyatt in Japan is renowned for its timeless elegance and room views of Shinjuku Central Park.

Elegant design
Park proximity
World-class service

$270-$600/night

Boutique Escapes in Shutoken

Find more inspiring Boutique hotels in Tokyo offering character and sophistication.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku

Shinjuku

Shinjuku Central Park (0.1 km)
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (0.8 km)
Shibuya (4.5 km)

Set beside a park, the hotel's trendy interiors include murals by famous local artists, enhancing its creative vibe.

Stylish decor
Park location
Affordable rates

$120-$200/night

Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba

Odaiba

Rainbow Bridge (1 km)
TeamLab Borderless (2 km)
Tokyo Beach Shopping Mall (1.5 km)

Located in Odaiba, this hotel boasts captivating Rainbow Bridge views and convenient access to futuristic attractions.

Scenic views
Modern area
Spacious rooms

$220-$400/night

The Prince Park Tower Tokyo - Preferred Hotels & Resorts, Lvx Collection

Minato

Tokyo Tower (0.5 km)
Zojoji Temple (0.4 km)
Roppongi Hills (2.5 km)

Each room features ultra-modern amenities and stunning direct views of Tokyo Tower from its prime location near Shiba Park.

Tokyo Tower views
Luxury dining
Spacious layouts

$350-$600/night

Family-Friendly Retreats

Find more warm and welcoming Family Friendly hotels in Tokyo perfect for families.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel, A Pan Pacific Partner Hotel

Shibuya

Shibuya Crossing (0.5 km)
Meiji Shrine (3 km)
Omotesando (2.8 km)

Large family rooms, stunning city views, and babysitting services make this hotel a favorite for families visiting Shibuya.

Babysitting services
Spacious rooms
Great dining options

$280-$480/night

Hotel Green Plaza Hakone

Hakone

Hakone Open-Air Museum (6 km)
Lake Ashi (11 km)
Odawara Castle (28 km)

Nestled in Hakone, this resort features outdoor hot spring baths with direct views of Mount Fuji-a memorable family getaway.

Mt. Fuji views
Onsen experience
Tranquil escape

$190-$300/night

The Okura Tokyo

Minato

Tokyo Tower (1.2 km)
Roppongi Hills (2 km)
Zojoji Temple (0.8 km)

A historical icon, this hotel reopened with state-of-the-art facilities but retained its classic Japanese design, ideal for families seeking elegance.

Elegant design
Family rooms
Cultural heritage

$500-$800/night

Hotels with Stunning Indoor Pools

Explore the best Hotels with indoor pool in Tokyo for relaxation and recreation.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Imperial Hotel Tokyo

Chiyoda

Imperial Palace (1 km)
Ginza (0.6 km)
Tokyo Station (1.2 km)

This historic hotel boasts a palatial indoor pool and a rich legacy, having hosted international celebrities and royalty.

Iconic heritage
Opulent pool
Impeccable service

$350-$600/night

Hilton Tokyo Hotel

Shinjuku

Shinjuku Central Park (0.8 km)
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building (0.7 km)
Meiji Shrine (2.5 km)

The indoor pool, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, creates a serene retreat in the middle of bustling Shinjuku.

Relaxing pool
Great nightlife access
Luxury rooms

$300-$450/night

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Bunkyo

Gokokuji Temple (1.4 km)
Tokyo Dome (3 km)
Mejiro Garden (2.7 km)

The indoor pool here is nestled amidst its lush Japanese garden setting, blending luxury with natural tranquility.

Garden views
Relaxing spa
Elegant rooms

$400-$800/night

Frequently asked question

What are some hotels near Tokyo Disneyland in Shutoken?

Hotels like Tokyo Disneyland Hotel and Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel are popular choices located within minutes of the park, offering themed accommodations and shuttle services.

Are there budget hotel options in central Tokyo?

Budget options like Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho or UNPLAN Shinjuku offer clean and convenient stays for $50-$80 per night, ideal for travelers on a budget.

Which hotels in Shutoken are family-friendly?

Hotels such as Hotel Gracery Shinjuku and Hilton Tokyo Bay provide family-friendly amenities like spacious rooms and kid-oriented services.

What areas are best to stay in for nightlife in Tokyo?

Shibuya and Roppongi offer a range of hotels like Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel for easy access to trendy bars, clubs, and restaurants.

Are there any unique boutique hotels in Yokohama?

YES HOTEL in Yokohama stands out with its blend of sleek design and proximity to landmarks like Yokohama Chinatown and the Cup Noodles Museum.