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Toshi Center Hotel
Central Tokyo, TokyoIncludes breakfast
9.1/10
Great709 reviews
The facilities are complete, and there are washing machines on the 17th and 18th floors. The view outside the window is beautiful, but the ice machine has stains, which is unpleasant to look at. The transportation is convenient, with a bus stop right outside. The service attitude is good, but the areas where the ice machines and beverage cabinets are located on each floor need daily cleaning.
The location is quite convenient, close to Akihabara and Ochanomizu Station. The breakfast was just so-so, but luckily there's a FamilyMart downstairs which is very handy. The price is reasonable, and I think I'd stay here again if I get the chance.
Pros:
- It's located in a quiet area, a 5-minute walk from Shibuya, where the action is already happening.
- Large room!
- Large bed!
- Large bathroom, heated mirror, so it doesn't fog up.
- Convenient light controls on the panel next to the bed.
- Different pillows for comfort. The blanket is super soft and heavy.
- They provide a nightgown, slippers, a toothbrush, towels (of course), and pretty good bathroom toiletries. My hair was wonderful after shampooing and conditioning.
Cons:
- It's clearly old, but it still retains its charm.
- Someone's socks were lying under the bed, and the carpet was dusty in some places.
- The closet smelled slightly damp (I'm sensitive to odors).
- The room's lighting wasn't very bright, with only the table and the nightlight above the bed providing illumination. It was almost completely dark in the evening (which has its charm, but it was a bit awkward to pack my suitcases).
- There was one free outlet above the bed; I had a hard time finding the others, and they were all occupied.
- There was no outlet in the bathroom (although this makes sense given the old hotel concept. I'm only writing this for those who want to book; it wasn't a problem because there was an outlet next to the mirror in the room).
Actually, despite these downsides, I was just writing in more detail for you. Personally, they didn't bother me too much. On my next trip to Tokyo, I think I'll stay at this hotel because the price-quality ratio is justified, and the location is superb, the staff is lovely, and that noirish atmosphere adds a special touch. mood )
For the last two days of my trip to Japan, I stayed at this hotel within the Disney Resort. It's a very unique hotel, with rooms designed to look like the inside of a ship's cabin. Everything was great, except for the terrible soundproofing. I could hear every little noise from the guests next door, which really affected my rest. If you have the option, I'd definitely recommend booking one of the official Disney hotels instead. After all, when you're traveling, a good night's sleep is essential!
Everything else was good, except for their inflexibility when it came to changing check-in dates. Also, Akasaka is located between Shibuya and Ginza, about four stops and 20 minutes away from both shopping districts. If your main purpose is shopping, this location might be a bit too far. However, if you're looking for a relatively less crowded area, it's a good choice.
Clean hotel, nice view and friendly staff.
Supermarket next door, close to bus and train line.
Only issue certain dates pool availability is only 1pm to 5pm and no children under 16 after 5pm. This make it extremely difficult to utilise the pool at the end of a day.
The cost to use the pool was very expensive $120 AUD for 1 x Adult and 2 x Child per use.
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HOTEL LiVEMAX Shinjuku East
shinjuku / TOKYO Higashi-Shinjuku
Such value for money in Shinjuku!?
For a quick and affordable trip to Tokyo,
I recommend staying in Shinjuku! ✨
It's a 2-star hotel!
It feels like a business hotel.
On the first floor, there's a water dispenser,
a coin laundry, a restroom, and vending machines!
I also recommend it for long-term stays! ✨
The room is fully equipped with amenities, including toothbrushes,
shampoo and conditioner, a kettle, a refrigerator, and a hair dryer!
The deodorizing spray is a welcome addition!
There's also a humidifier in the room!
There are also USB outlets,
and an extension cord!
Is this an eco-friendly move?
There was no bottled water. ㅠㅠ
If you lose your room key,
it's 8,000 yen? Is that right?
And if you lose your baggage tag,
you have to pay a penalty of 2,000 yen!
There were a lot of foreigners there, but it wasn't particularly inconvenient! The front desk staff were foreigners and spoke fluent Japanese! Check-out is early at 10 AM, but you can leave your luggage at the hotel, so you can travel hands-free! ✨
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▼Hotel Livemax Shinjuku East
Address: 6-27-49 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0022
Check-in: 3 PM
Check-out: 10 AM
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SHIBUYA SKY
🎫 How to book Shibuya Sky tickets (Highly recommended!)
⏰ Booking hours: 10:00–22:30 (Last entry at 21:30)
Steps:
1️⃣ Search for “Shibuya Scramble Square”
2️⃣ Register as a member
3️⃣ Select the date, time, and number of people
4️⃣ Make payment → The system will send an entry code via email
💰 Ticket prices:
Adults: 2,200 yen
High school students: 1,700 yen
Elementary school students: 1,000 yen
Children aged 3–5: 600 yen
(Credit card required)
🚫 Walk-in: 2,500 yen, but usually fully booked!!
→ Avoid relying on walk-ins and don’t buy yellow tickets as they are often for less desirable times.
🛗 How to get there:
Go to Shibuya Scramble Square → 14th floor
(Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled time)
🌅 What to do if sunset tickets are sold out?
1️⃣ Head to the 13th floor to TsuruTonTan Udon restaurant
→ Enjoy your meal while watching the sunset + stunning night views
→ Average cost: around 100 Chinese yuan/person (similar to Japan ~500–600 yen)
→ Very popular, frequented by locals
2️⃣ Other restaurants on the 12th–13th floors also offer great views
But some may require advance reservations
⚠️ Important notes:
Weather changes quickly, especially on the rooftop
Rain = Outdoor zone closure
Sky elevators may also close during bad weather
Booking in advance carries weather-related risks
However, the 12th–13th floors are accessible without reservations and can be visited depending on the weather conditions.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo - The Making of Harry Potter
Spent over 4 hours there, enjoying the storytelling scenes, riding broomsticks, and cheering for Quidditch matches. It was incredibly immersive, even my partner, who usually isn't that excited, was amazed. Took tons of photos, probably the most in a year, haha! Every corner was picture-perfect, and it was hard to resist buying souvenirs. Everything was so adorable! We ended up leaving with shirts, hats, books, chocolates, and plush toys (especially Dobby, which was the cutest). Both of us had our hands full as we headed back to the hotel.
Hotel Sardonyx Ueno
If you're planning a trip to Tokyo and can't decide where to stay, Sardonyx Ueno Hotel is a great option to consider. The location is excellent, just a 5-minute walk from the main Ueno Station, and even closer to Ueno-Okachimachi Station (Exit A7, A8, only 1-2 minutes away). It's situated right on the main road, next to a famous barbecue restaurant, making it very easy to find.
Although the rooms are small, the service is excellent. The housekeeping staff replaces towels daily, even if you don't request cleaning. The hotel provides complete amenities, including soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes, toothpaste, cotton buds, combs, and more.
The price is around 2,800-3,000 THB per night, including breakfast. Breakfast is served as a set menu, mainly bread-based, which is filling enough, especially since many Japanese restaurants open late in the morning.
You can leave your luggage at the hotel both before and after check-in. What impressed me the most was the hotel's quick response to my email when I confirmed my booking two days before arrival.
P.S. I booked the hotel along with a flight package via Thai Airways for 5 days and 4 nights, costing 29,000 THB per person.
Nihonbashi
Why you should visit Tokyo in March!
This street is lined with beautiful pink cherry blossoms, creating a stunning view that many Koreans are not aware of 🌸
Especially, the combination of the blue Lawson convenience store sign and the pink cherry blossoms is truly picturesque. Perfect for portrait photos 🥺
The cherry blossom species blooming here are either Okame or Kawazu, which are known to bloom early. They typically start blooming from late February to mid-March. So, if you're planning a trip to Tokyo around this time, make sure to visit and enjoy the Kawazu cherry blossoms!
📍Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Mount Fuji
🗺️【Itinerary】
Day 1: Explore Shinjuku! Enjoy the bustling streets, shopping, and snacks. The sparkling night lights create an amazing vibe.
Day 2: Experience the romantic night view of Lake Kawaguchi, where the lake reflects Mount Fuji—it's so stunning you'll want to keep taking photos! Nearby, there are unique shops and delicious food to enjoy while strolling and chilling all night.
Day 3: Head to Yokohama! A city blending old and new, with plenty of food and shopping options. Don't miss the picturesque night spots for photos! Also, try the local ramen—it’s absolutely delicious!
Day 4 - Day 9: Stay in Shinjuku for convenience and comfort. Everything you need is nearby—shopping, nightlife, and restaurants galore!
🏠【Accommodation Recommendations】
Day 1: Tokyu Stay Shinjuku|3-7-1 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Perfect location to explore all the popular spots in Shinjuku!
Day 2: Shuhokaku Kogetsu|13-1 Asakawa, Fujikawaguchiko-machi, Minamitsuru-gun, Yamanashi Prefecture
Located near Lake Kawaguchi, you can fall asleep gazing at Mount Fuji—dreamy and relaxing!
Day 3 - Day 8: Citadines Shinjuku Tokyo (Ascott Group)|1-28-13 Kabukicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Comfortable and convenient with complete facilities. Staying here for several nights is perfect for shopping and entertainment!
Every night, enjoy the stunning views of Mount Fuji reflected on the lake✨, modern architecture illuminated by lights, and natural scenery. Whether you're into photography, night views, or just relaxing, this trip has it all!
💡Reminder:
The temperature at Lake Kawaguchi can be a bit chilly at night, so bring a light jacket! Transportation in Shinjuku and Yokohama is super convenient, making the itinerary flexible and easy to customize!
Tokyo has a humid subtropical climate which means mild winters and warm and wet summers. While visitors come to Tokyo year-round, but the best time to explore the city is in Spring (March to May) and Fall (September to November). During these two seasons, the weather is pleasant, and Tokyo is exceptionally beautiful with blossoming flowers in Spring and colorful foliage in Fall. The hottest month is August with an average high temperature of 31C (88F) and the coldest month is January with an average high of 9 C (48 F). If you prefer to holiday in summer and don’t mind the heat, expect short rainfall almost every day and high humidity. There is a rainy season in Tokyo, which typically lasts from early June to mid-July.There are several peak tourist seasons in Tokyo when visitors should expect large crowds and high prices. First is the end of March to early April when cherry blossoms are in full bloom, then again in the Golden Week (end of April to the first week of May) when a number of holidays mean locals flock to Tokyo and all scenic areas to celebrate. The same is for Fall when crowds gather for the vibrant foliage. Besides the weeks between Christmas and New Year, traveling during the off-season (late autumn through March) can save you a bundle.
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