Tokyo Vacation - Flight & Hotel

Name: Tokyo Dome Hotel
Address: Tokyo, Japan
Price range: PKR 24,326
Rating: 9.2

Why not visit Tokyo? Tokyo has many famous places like Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Crossing, and the historic Asakusa district. You can relax in the Imperial Palace gardens, check out the trendy shops in Harajuku, and try some delicious Japanese food. Tokyo is great for shopping too, with places like Ginza for high-end shops and Akihabara for electronics and anime.

This article will help you learn about Tokyo, from its popular spots to its transport. We’ll also share tips on how to find cheap flights, so please read until the end!

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Tokyo Vacation Hotel Deals

Explore great hotel deals in Tokyo, close to popular attractions like the Imperial Palace, Shibuya Crossing, and Senso-ji Temple.

Hotel	Nearby Attractions	Highlights	Guest Reviews
Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama	Tokyo Disneyland®, Tokyo DisneySea®	Terrace, concierge, restaurant with bar, gift shop, hair salon, event space, train station pickup	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.6/5 Great
Hilton Tokyo Bay	Tokyo Disneyland®, Tokyo DisneySea®	Spa, health club, indoor pool, restaurants, bar, Wi-Fi, business center, event facilities	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.5/5 Great
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo	Shinjuku Mitsui Building, Pentax Square	Fitness center, bicycle rentals, theme park shuttle, restaurants, bars, airport shuttle, event facilities	⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.6/5 Great
Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu	Shibuya Crossing, National Stadium	Internet access, restaurants, room service, bar, vending machine, laundry service, conference space, airport shuttle	⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.4/5 Very Good

Trending Hotels in Tokyo

5 star

Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower

9.4/10Amazing719 Reviews

Central Tokyo Tokyo|2.87km from city center

The hotel's location is excellent, just a three-minute walk from the subway station. Right across the street is a lively food street, so you don't have to worry about dining options. The hotel's historic Japanese garden is truly beautiful; I was genuinely amazed when I explored it for the first time, especially considering such a large garden has been preserved right in the middle of a bustling city center! The guest rooms are quite spacious for Japan, around 40 square meters, but I couldn't help but notice that the decor felt surprisingly like an American hotel. My biggest complaint has to be that the bathroom surprisingly doesn't have a separate shower stall; you have to climb into the bathtub to shower.

FromPKR 41,136

Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier

9.2/10Great1282 Reviews

Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.49km from city center

The hotel's location is excellent. You can sit in the lobby and enjoy the night view of Tokyo Tower, and it's within walking distance of Ginza for shopping. Plus, there are two FamilyMarts and one 7-Eleven right downstairs, which is super convenient. However, the room was incredibly small. After putting down two suitcases (one large, one small), I couldn't even open the fridge door, and there was hardly any space to move around. The service was subpar. The charging socket by the bed broke at night and couldn't be fixed. They suggested we move to another room of the same type, but it felt like too much hassle, so we didn't. We didn't book a room with breakfast, but we walked in and ate. Later that night, we found a collection letter from the hotel at our door, as if we were going to skip out on the bill? Don't guests usually pay upon check-out? It's not like we didn't pay a deposit. How desperate for money do you have to be to send a collection letter? It was a terrible experience! On the other hand, there wasn't even an apology for the broken charging socket that couldn't be fixed promptly. The service was really bad!

FromPKR 48,127

Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

9.6/10Amazing1863 Reviews

Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.66km from city center

Stepping into the lobby of the Imperial Hotel Tokyo, which opened in 1890, I was immediately captivated by the century-old elegance – it truly lives up to its reputation as Japan's 'state guesthouse' 💫. Located in the heart of Chiyoda Ward, it's just a 3-minute walk from Hibiya Station, and a 5-minute stroll to Ginza's famous shopping street. With direct views of the Imperial Palace and the lush greenery of Hibiya Park, it perfectly combines convenience and tranquility in central Tokyo. The rooms blend classic and modern styles. The custom SleepWorks mattress offers just the right firmness, and the MIKIMOTO saltwater pearl-infused bath amenities add a touch of exclusive luxury. Some rooms even offer direct views of the Imperial Palace, allowing you to wake up to the morning sun streaming through the windows – a truly atmospheric experience. What impressed me most was the meticulous service: bellhops keep loose change handy for currency exchange, the laundry service has even earned praise from Hollywood stars, and the attentive guidance from kimono-clad attendants – every detail embodies the essence of Japanese *omotenashi*. With 17 distinctive restaurants, there's something for everyone. The French cuisine is exquisite and refined, while the Japanese dishes are incredibly fresh and soulful. The Old Imperial Bar's whiskey selection is a favorite among politicians and business elites. The 21st-floor heated pool and high-end fitness center offer city views while you exercise. In this century-old hotel, which subtly incorporates Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural aesthetics, enjoying a custom meal and a classic cocktail made me truly understand that Tokyo's high-end escapes have always been hidden within these time-honored treasures.

FromPKR 54,916

Tokyo Dome Hotel

9.2/10Great3287 Reviews

Suidobashi/Tokyo Dome Tokyo|3.75km from city center

The room is genuinely spacious for Tokyo standards, and the bathroom is also very clean and roomy. This hotel is definitely a top choice for concert-goers! You can access Tokyo Dome directly from the third floor of the hotel, and it only takes three minutes to get there. The location is perfect for staying after a show; you're just a short walk back to the hotel even when you're exhausted.

FromPKR 24,326

Breakfast

Super Hotel Premier Ginza

9/10Great726 Reviews

Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.31km from city center

The location is absolutely fantastic! It's right outside the subway exit. The room wasn't particularly small either. There's a corner in the lobby with various alcoholic beverages where you can mix your own cocktails. It's wonderful to fix yourself a drink after coming back from a hot summer day out! They don't clean the rooms daily, which is great because you don't have to worry about being disturbed, and it's environmentally friendly. Fresh towels are hung on the door daily, so you never have to worry about not having clean towels. If you need your room cleaned, you can just let the front desk know.

FromPKR 20,366

HOSHINOYA Tokyo

9.3/10Great70 Reviews

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.84km from city center

Hoshinoya Tokyo is situated in a tower in Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, uniquely blending a traditional Japanese garden with a high-rise hotel concept. While its immediate surroundings are dominated by corporate offices like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, its location isn't as prime as other similarly priced luxury hotels such as The Peninsula Tokyo or Bulgari, with a noticeable lack of nearby dining options or convenience stores. The service, on the other hand, truly made guests feel at home. Each floor boasts a dedicated Japanese-style common area, but the atmosphere felt a bit too rigid or rule-bound. For example, when I asked for a second welcome dessert, it wasn't possible. However, I would strongly advise against staying here for a business trip. Firstly, the hotel's policy of not allowing unregistered guests to enter is quite inconvenient and arguably unsuitable for a business-oriented establishment. Secondly, the hotel itself offers a rich array of experiences – from its two-Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant to kimono fittings, tea ceremonies, kendo classes, hot springs, and sightseeing bicycles. These features highlight its strong appeal for leisure travel, making it less ideal for business.

FromPKR 342,910

VIA INN PRIME NIHONBASHI JR-West Group

9.2/10Great1243 Reviews

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|2.06km from city center

My stay at VIA INN PRIME Nihonbashi Ningyocho was quite good overall. The location is very convenient, close to Ningyocho Station, making it easy to get to Tokyo Station, Ginza, and Ueno. There are also many convenience stores and small restaurants nearby, and it's quiet at night when you return. The room, while not large, was very clean and well-arranged. A pleasant surprise was being able to see the Tokyo Skytree from my window; seeing it lit up at night always brightened my mood, which was a nice little bonus. The bed was comfortable, and the soundproofing was better than expected, so I slept soundly. The only minor drawback was the 10 AM check-out time, which felt a bit early and made the morning feel rushed. However, the front desk check-out process was very quick and efficient. Overall, it's a practical and hassle-free hotel to stay in, with a great location and good value for money. If I'm ever in central Tokyo again, this would definitely be a place I'd consider rebooking.

FromPKR 20,326

Agora Tokyo Ginza

8.9/10Very Good228 Reviews

Ginza/Tsukiji Tokyo|0.36km from city center

This was my first time visiting Tokyo, and I stayed at Agora for five days: 🤵‍♀️ During check-in, although the staff didn't speak Chinese, they provided detailed check-in instructions in Chinese. All the front desk staff I encountered during my stay had excellent attitudes.👍🏻 🧹 The hotel usually cleans rooms every three days. If you need daily cleaning, just put the magnetic sign from your room outside your door before noon on that day. 🛏️ I chose a twin room, and when I opened the door, I found they had pushed two single beds together. The size was decent, and two adults could sleep comfortably without feeling cramped. 📍 The location is excellent. Downstairs, there's a restaurant called Bansuke that serves delicious fried fish ochazuke. Just a short walk away, you'll find FamilyMart, Lawson, and 7-Eleven. There are also drugstores and restaurants at the large intersection outside. 🚇 Higashi-Ginza Station is just around the corner from the hotel entrance, making it very convenient to take the Asakusa Line and Hibiya Line. There's also an express train directly to the airport; just check Google Maps for the schedule. If you prefer to walk to Ginza Station, there's a dedicated underground passage, which is very convenient. 🛍️ If you want to go shopping, most malls are about a 10-minute walk away, and the street is quite lively. 💦 The only downside is that the room is indeed quite small, with barely enough space to lay one suitcase flat. But honestly, for this price, getting such a great location is already very satisfying. The experience was excellent, and I'm grateful to Agora for a wonderful memory of Tokyo.🥰

FromPKR 37,176

Family friendly

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

9.1/10Great1814 Reviews

Tokyo Tower Area Tokyo|2.41km from city center

I was a bit worried about the environment after reading some reviews before my trip, but my actual experience was really great! The room wasn't particularly old, and with the tower view, it felt quite stylish. The service was also good, and I especially want to thank the front desk for arranging such a wonderful room for me. The only downside is that the transportation isn't super convenient; it's a bit of a walk from the subway station (though taxis are readily available). Overall, a perfect Tokyo trip!

FromPKR 80,858

Shinagawa Prince Hotel

8.7/10Very Good3997 Reviews

Shinagawa Tokyo|5.46km from city center

Here as a business traveller. The room design is dated but clean. Breakfast is amazing here. This is a convenient place to stay because shinagawa prince hotel has multiple towers connecting to one and another. Each tower has different shop ie golf simulator, massage, bowling alley etc. 7-11 is right downstairs at annexe tower. This hotel is just a short walk across Shinagawa train station, making this hotel a highly convenient place to access office. Downside is there is no convenient hotel bus pickup from/to Haneda airport. Would be even better if hotel offers this service. Room also has no USB plug since it’s dated design. It’s abit tricky if you plugin UK adapter since the weight would press down and charging process will get interrupted. I had to prop up the weight with something to charge my phone but there is constant sound coming from the plug. There’s not much to tour around in shinagawa area if you are here for leisure. Better to take JR line to Ginza as tourist. Would consider staying at different tower if I need to be back here again.

FromPKR 26,710

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel, A Pan Pacific Partner Hotel

9.5/10Amazing394 Reviews

Shibuya Tokyo|6.16km from city center

Location: Exiting Shibuya station, there's ongoing construction, so you might need a moment to find your bearings, but it's not difficult to locate, situated directly opposite Tokyo Plaza. Facilities: The hotel is very modern, featuring a spacious lobby and relatively new room amenities. It comes equipped with a full set of L'Occitane toiletries, and as a delightful surprise, we also received an SK-II morning and evening skincare sample set upon check-in. Environment: The view from the window is absolutely stunning, both by day and night. I snapped a quick photo, and it honestly looks like a perfect backdrop for a blogger's video – haha! Service: The front desk check-in service was excellent. However, for a hotel of this standard, the breakfast quality felt a bit basic, with limited options. Coffee and tea had to be brought by staff – I'm not sure if that was meant to make guests feel more pampered or exclusive. Overall, the breakfast was just average, but everything else was great.

FromPKR 86,313

Aman Tokyo

9.4/10Amazing155 Reviews

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.59km from city center

Environment: The room was spacious and the location was excellent. You could take the subway directly from the basement, and it was very close to Tokyo Station, making it convenient for Shinkansen travel. Hygiene: The hygiene was impeccable. Facilities: The bathtub was very comfortable for a soak, and the turndown service even provided bath salts. Service: The service was superb, and I particularly want to mention this: During check-in, I had a brief conversation with the lobby manager, Asaki Yoshiuchi, where I casually shared some personal interests. To my delightful surprise, on the day of check-out, I received a handwritten letter from this manager! The letter included a specially drawn illustration that cleverly combined elements of the interests we had previously discussed. He not only remembered our casual conversation but also took the time and effort to transform it into a personalized and thoughtful souvenir. You can truly feel the hotel's sincerity and dedication.

FromPKR 535,297

Hot spring

Onyado Nono Asakusa Natural Hot Spring

8.9/10Very Good732 Reviews

Ueno/Asakusa Tokyo|5.55km from city center

This was my first hotel stay in Japan, and it was fantastic! Super clean and brimming with traditional Japanese charm. The staff were incredibly friendly and easy to communicate with. Plus, they offered complimentary ramen and ice cream, which was a lovely touch! The room design was very thoughtful, truly having everything you could possibly need.

FromPKR 22,831

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

9.5/10Amazing499 Reviews

Tokyo|5.86km from city center

This was my second time staying here, primarily because of the beautiful courtyard and gardens, which I absolutely adore. Overall, the experience was decent but unremarkable. The facilities are certainly showing their age; for instance, the water pressure from the shower head was quite low, and the fabric on the chairs was visibly worn. Some service details, however, were rather disappointing. When I inquired at the front desk about purchasing a bus ticket to Narita Airport, the staff member quite seriously (but dismissively) told me that it might not be possible to buy one due to lack of availability. Yet, the very next day, it was just myself and one other Chinese gentleman on the bus, and he had apparently secured his ticket in less than two minutes. I found this incredibly frustrating! Given that Chinzanso itself has a dedicated airport bus stop, guests are naturally going to have questions requiring proper assistance, making the front desk's unhelpfulness quite unprofessional. That said, the overall service level is generally still above average.

FromPKR 81,788

Dormy Inn Tokyo Hatchobori Natural Hot Spring

8.7/10Very Good128 Reviews

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|1.47km from city center

I stayed in this hotel chain in another city before, and after staying in the Tokyo branch I was pleasantly surprised as my experience was better than I expected! For a hotel of this price the amenities are very nice and you can get a nice stay in a quiet neighborhood. Would highly recommend this chain

FromPKR 19,356

Dormy Inn Premium Kanda Hot Spring

9.1/10Great341 Reviews

Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi Tokyo|2.75km from city center

Dormy Inn chain hotels indeed offer guests a high-quality accommodation experience. The hotel facilities are well-maintained, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the public areas are modern and practical in design. The breakfast service is particularly noteworthy, with a wide variety of dishes, including local specialties and classic international options. The ingredients are fresh, and the cooking is professionally done, providing guests with ample energy to start a great day. Overall, Dormy Inn consistently demonstrates the high standards expected of a chain brand in both its hardware facilities and service details.

FromPKR 20,811

Top Tokyo Vacation Tours

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TOP 1

Tokyo Disney

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9k Reviews | 138k+ Booked

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Wonderful experience with my family here! Quick check in with the QR codes. Lots of characters to meet too!

From $51.10

TOP 2

Tokyo DisneySea

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3.4k Reviews | 115K+ Booked

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Splendid, the biggest waterpark in the world. I like it more than Disneyland, also less crowded. There are many plays and the night show is a must to visit. Love it.

From $51.10

TOP 3

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

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9.6k Reviews | 300+ Booked

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When I went there, I was catching up with the cherry blossoms. I saw so many cherry blossoms. The flower variety of Yuyuan is the most abundant and the color is good.

From $6.64

TOP 4

Tokyo Mt. Fuji + Lake Kawaguchi Day Tour

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Duration:8 - 9hrs

63 reviews | 1K+ Booked

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The content introduced by the tour guide is very vivid and interesting, and it will not be talked all the time. There will be a rest time in the middle. This kind of distance makes people feel very comfortable.

From $43.94

TOP 5

Japan Tokyo Mt. Fuji + Arakurayama Sengen Park Day Tour

Departs from Tokyo

Duration:8 - 9hrs

Review

This was a great tour! There are so many different places in the itinerary and yet I feel like there's more than enough time to see everything at each stop. My favorite was the lake. In my opinion that is the best view.

From $57.34

Tokyo Basic Info

Item	Information
Religion	Predominantly Shinto and Buddhist
Language	Japanese, English in tourist spots
Currency Rate (to JPY)	USD: 0.0065, GBP: 0.0052, EUR: 0.0061, SGD: 0.0088 (as of April 18, 2024)
Time Difference	with London: GMT+9 (9 hours ahead)
	with New York: ET+13 (13 hours ahead)
	with Singapore: GMT+8 (1 hour ahead)
Flight Time	from London: Approx. 11-12 hours
	from New York: Approx. 12-14 hours
	from Singapore: Approx. 7 hours
Visa Requirement	Tourists from the UK, US, Singapore, and Australia do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days.
Public Order and Safety	Highly safe, caution advised in crowded areas
Drinking Water	Tap water in Japan is considered safe and meets international standards, but bottled water is also widely available.
Smoking Regulations	Only in designated areas
Cultural Manners	High value on politeness and respect, e.g., bowing, punctuality
Electricity	100V, Type A and B plugs

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Tokyo Transport Options

Tokyo Metro Map (Source: wikipedia)

Getting around Tokyo is convenient thanks to its efficient transportation network. The city offers a mix of public and private transport options to suit various preferences and needs.

Tokyo Public Transport

Public transport in Tokyo is renowned for its reliability and extensive coverage, consisting of a multitude of train and subway lines operated by several companies, including the famous Shinkansen, or Bullet Trains, for faster travel to distant cities.

Tokyo Subway

The Tokyo Subway system includes 13 lines, with four lines operated by Toei Subway and nine by Tokyo Metro. These subway lines are managed by two distinct entities: Tokyo Metro Co., Ltd. and the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation. Although operated independently, there is significant collaboration between the two, which allows for a unified service in certain parts of the network. For more detailed info about Tokyo Metro, like map, ticket, route etc, check Tokyo Metro Guide!

Purchasing your Tokyo Metro pass on Trip.com can give you 3% Off savings when you book between Mar 5, 2024 and Nov 1, 2024. Promo stocks are limited, so get in quick before they run out!! The pass itself offers special discounts at over 350 public facilities in Tokyo.

Ticket Type	Age Group	Original Price (USD)	Trip.com Discount	Discounted Price (USD)
Tokyo Subway One-Day / 24-hour	Child	2.64	-0.08	2.56
Tokyo Subway One-Day / 24-hour	Adult	5.28	-0.16	5.12
Tokyo Subway Two-Day / 48-hour	Child	3.83	-0.12	3.71
Tokyo Subway Two-Day / 48-hour	Adult	7.78	-0.24	7.54
Tokyo Subway Three-Day / 72-hour	Child	4.95	-0.15	4.80
Tokyo Subway Three-Day / 72-hour	Adult	9.89	-0.30	9.59

*Adult: Age 12+ , Child: Age 6 to 11

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Tokyo Train (JR)

In Tokyo, the Tokyo Metro serves the central area and is privately owned, while the Japan Railways (JR) lines, operated by the government, cover a broader national network. You can identify JR stations by their square indicators and Metro stations by their round indicators. The entire railway system in Japan is known for its exceptional reliability and efficiency.

For frequent travel in and around Tokyo, consider purchasing a JR Tokyo Wide Pass. For more details on JR services, check our Tokyo JR Guide!

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Tokyo Bus

Tokyo's bus system is a useful alternative to the popular subway and train networks for getting around the city. Although buses are not commonly used by tourists due to the efficiency of other modes of transportation, they are easy to navigate if needed. Tokyo's local buses are mainly operated by the Toei Transport Network, offering extensive information about routes and fares on their Toei Bus Page.

For most central Tokyo bus routes, there is a standard flat fare. Adults pay approximately $1.60 (¥210), and children pay about $0.84 (¥110). Passengers board at the front near the driver and can pay the fare either in cash directly into the fare machine or use a card.

【Tokyo Bus】

Bus Fare Type	Cost in Japanese Yen	Cost in US Dollars
Adult Flat Fare	¥210	$1.60
Child Flat Fare	¥110	$0.84

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Tokyo Private Transport

For more direct or private journeys, taxis provide a readily available alternative, though they are pricier, especially for short distances. Additionally, renting a car or bicycle offers the flexibility to explore Tokyo at your own pace, ideal for accessing more remote areas or a more personal trip.

Tokyo Taxi

Taxis start with a base fare of ¥730, which applies as soon as you board. Prices rise quickly once the journey exceeds this initial fare. While taxis can be expensive for short trips, they are a practical option for groups of four, late-night travel, or when carrying heavy luggage. For more details on how to effectively use taxis in Tokyo, consider looking into specific guides that explain the process step-by-step.

【Taxi Fares】

Area	23 Wards of Tokyo, Musashino City, and Mitaka City	Tama Area
Initial Fare (Up to ~1.1 km)	~$3.25
Additional Fare	~$0.65 per additional 255 meters	~$0.65 per additional 233 meters
Fare During Slow Traffic	~$0.65 per 1 minute 35 seconds	~$0.65 per 1 minute 25 seconds
Late Night/Early Morning Premium	20% increase from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Taxi Ordering Charge	Fixed fare set by operator for journey to pick-up location
Long-Distance Discount	10% discount on amounts over ~$58.50

*Rates have been converted into U.S. dollars, with all figures approximate as of April 2024.

Tokyo Car rental

Renting a car in Tokyo offers a convenient way to explore the country at your own pace, providing flexibility to alter your itinerary on the go. It's especially useful for reaching remote areas that are less accessible by public transport. Additionally, it simplifies handling luggage and can be more cost-effective for groups sharing the travel expenses, especially over long distances. For more info, check our detailed Japan car rental guide.

【Car Rental Fare】

The price of renting a car in Japan can vary widely depending on the type of vehicle, rental duration, time of year, rental company, and additional services or insurance.

Car Rental Types	Capacity	Estimated Price
Small Cars	4 Passengers	From US$33.70 per day
SUVs	5-7 Passengers	From US$34.08 per day
Vans/Minivans	7-8 Passengers	From US$38.62 per day

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Getting from Narita Airport to Tokyo

Getting to or from an airport can be tough if there aren’t many ways to travel. However, Narita Airport has so many options that it can be even confusing to choose, especially if you’ve just come off a long flight. Luckily, Trip.com has put together options to help you enter Tokyo easily!

Transport	Expenditure (USD)	Travel Time	Frequency	Advice	Check Now!
Narita Express (N'EX)	From $108.37	Approx. 55 mins	Every 25 to 40 mins	Best for those close to JR stations, seeking quick access to Tokyo with the flexibility of the JR Rail Pass.	Check Now!
Keisei Skyliner	From $14.77	36 mins	Every 20 mins	Ideal for quick, direct journeys to Ueno/Nippori, offering speed and comfort for travelers on a tight schedule.	Check Now!
Airport Limousine Bus	From $9.23	Approx. 60 mins	Hourly	Suitable for direct hotel connections, favored by those prioritizing convenience over cost and staying near bus stops.	Check Now!
Taxi (Rental Type)	$135 to $216	Approx. 1h 30m	On-demand	Preferred for a private, direct experience, especially for those with more luggage or less concern for expense.	Check Now!

Tokyo Weather

Average Temperature in Tokyo ( ℃ ), Source from Holiday Weather

Tokyo Temperature Overview

Here's a table of the average monthly high and low temperatures, along with the number of rainy days, for Tokyo:

Month	High / Low (°C)	Rain (days)
January	10° / 2°	3
February	10° / 2°	5
March	14° / 5°	8
April	19° / 10°	9
May	23° / 15°	8
June	26° / 19°	11
July	30° / 23°	10
August	31° / 24°	8
September	27° / 20°	12
October	22° / 15°	8
November	17° / 9°	6
December	12° / 4°	3

Best Time to Go to Tokyo

The ideal periods to visit Tokyo are from March to April and from September to November. In spring, particularly in March and April, the city comes alive with the stunning spectacle of cherry blossoms. During these months, the weather is generally mild and pleasant, perfect for exploring the outdoors.

The autumn months of September and November also offer delightful weather, neither too hot nor too cold, and the city landscapes are adorned with colorful autumn leaves. Both seasons offer unique natural beauty of Tokyo!

Popular Tokyo Attractions

Tokyo Tower

Tokyo Attractions Overview

Tokyo has lots of attractions waiting to be explored!!

Attraction	Opening Times	Recommended Sightseeing Time	Ticket Price	Check Details
Tokyo Disneyland	9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.	1 day	US$31.01-US$71.92	Check Now!
Tokyo Tower	9:00 a.m.-10:30 p.m.	1-2 hours	US$4.62-US$7.92	Check Now!
Sensō-ji	Oct 1, 2023-Mar 31, 2024: 06:30 a.m -5:00 p.m.; Apr 1-Sep: 30 06:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.	1-2 hours	Free	Check Now!
Tokyo Skytree	Vary from 9:00 a.m./10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m./10:00 p.m.	1-2 hours	US$5.41-US$19.80	Check Now!
Shibuya	Year round, 24/7	0.5-1 day	Free	Check Now!

Explore More Attractions in Tokyo

🎢 Theme Parks

Tokyo Disneyland - A magical experience for families and children, Tokyo Disneyland offers an array of enchanting rides and shows. Located in Urayasu, it's rated highly for its fast ticketing and child-friendly attractions. 🌟4.8/5 from 9k reviews.
Tokyo DisneySea - Known for its unique maritime theme, Tokyo DisneySea offers adventures suitable for a slightly older audience, with experiences that include geocentric explorations. 🌟4.7/5 from 3.4k reviews.

Tokyo Disneyland

🌳 Gardens and Parks

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden - A beautiful escape within Tokyo, perfect for cherry blossom viewing and relaxing amidst nature. It's a vast area combining English, French, and traditional Japanese garden designs. 🌟4.8/5 from 9.6k reviews.

🏙️ Observation Decks

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Tokyo Vacation Reviews

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Here's a brief guide to Tokyo's classic attractions: 🐾 Gotokuji Temple (Lucky Cat Temple) Believed to be the birthplace of the maneki-neko, the famous "beckoning cat." The temple is filled with thousands of small cat figurines left by visitors with their wishes. Located in a quiet residential area, it offers a serene sanctuary perfect for a leisurely stroll. 🎏 Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa) Tokyo's oldest and most famous Buddhist temple, built when the city was still a fishing village. The path to the temple, Nakamise-dori, is lined with over 80 traditional shops offering treats, souvenirs, yukatas, and handmade crafts, some of which have been in business for over a century. 🌸 Imperial Palace and East Gardens The historic heart of Tokyo with picturesque gardens and walking paths. While the palace itself is not open to the public, the gardens and moats are accessible and provide a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle.

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#OverseasTravel 📍The Prince Park Tower Tokyo Located right next to Tokyo Tower in Shiba Park, the hotel offers stunning views of the tower from both the guest rooms and the lobby. 🗼 Especially at night, the illuminated tower unfolds before your eyes, making it a perfect Tokyo travel destination. 💛 The surrounding park is quiet and perfect for a stroll, creating a relaxing atmosphere despite its central location. It's also a great way to explore Shiba Park and Zojoji Temple. If you're looking for accommodations with a Tokyo Tower view, this is the place to go! #TokyoTravel #PrinceParkTower #ThePrinceParkTower #TokyoTowerViewHotel #ShibaPark #TokyoAccommodationRecommendation

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Tokyo

Got a cheap ticket to Japan, but nervous about transit? DON'T PANIC! I know how stressful it is for first-timers to choose their transit duration and worry about getting the wrong gate. Especially if it's a super-large airport like Singapore or Hong Kong. Don't worry! I'll help you avoid panicking at transit airports (Singapore, Hong Kong, or elsewhere): 1. Look for the TRANSFER sign! 2. Show your 2nd boarding pass (to Japan)! 3. Walk straight to the gate! (Better to wait than run!). A 3-4 hour transit time is ideal for first-timers. Check out the video. Don't forget to save and tag your friends who are hunting for tickets to Japan! #japantrip #japantraveltips #japantravelguide #holidaytips

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Shibuya

Tokyo is often described as fast-paced and overwhelming, but spending five days in the city proved that it can also be incredibly comfortable, indulgent, and relaxing—especially if you travel with a “city boy” mindset. This trip wasn’t about rushing to famous landmarks or chasing packed itineraries. It was about good food, cozy neighborhoods, long walks, and enjoying the rhythm of the city at my own pace. Day 1: Arrival, Convenience Stores, and First Impressions The first day was all about settling in. After checking into the hotel, I headed straight to the nearest convenience store—because in Tokyo, convenience stores are a lifestyle. From onigiri and fried chicken to premium desserts, everything tasted better than expected. That night, I took a short walk around the neighborhood, letting the neon lights, vending machines, and quiet side streets set the mood for the days ahead. Day 2: Shibuya and Harajuku – Urban Energy Day two focused on Shibuya and Harajuku. Watching people cross Shibuya Scramble felt like observing a living system in perfect chaos. I spent hours café-hopping, browsing fashion stores, and people-watching. Harajuku added a playful contrast, mixing street fashion with small dessert shops. Nothing was rushed—just walking, eating, and stopping whenever something looked interesting. Day 3: Shimokitazawa and Thrift Culture Shimokitazawa was my favorite neighborhood of the trip. Known for its thrift stores, record shops, and indie cafés, it had a laid-back yet stylish vibe. I tried a small curry shop tucked away in an alley, followed by iced coffee at a minimalist café. This was the kind of place where time disappears without you noticing, perfect for a slow city day. Day 4: Ginza and Night Comfort Ginza offered a more polished side of Tokyo. Clean streets, luxury buildings, and well-designed cafés made it ideal for a calm daytime stroll. Lunch was a simple but high-quality set meal, proving that Tokyo excels at elevating even the most basic dishes. At night, I returned to familiar comfort—late-night ramen near the hotel, eaten quietly after a long walk. Day 5: Sleep In, One Last Meal, Goodbye The final day was intentionally unplanned. I slept in, packed slowly, and enjoyed one last breakfast before leaving. That’s what made this trip special: there was no pressure to “see everything.” Final Thoughts Tokyo is a dream city for anyone who loves urban life. You don’t need a strict plan to enjoy it. Just walk, eat well, rest when you want, and let the city carry you. Sometimes, the best trips are the ones where you simply live. #staycation #japan #japantrip #tokyo

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Gōtokuji Temple

If you're in Tokyo and looking for something adorable, head to Gotokuji Temple, the famous Maneki-neko temple located in the Setagaya district. According to legend, this is where the story of the Japanese beckoning cat, which brings happiness with its raised paw, originated. The main reason to visit: hundreds of small cat figurines. They are arranged in rows, and it's endlessly delightful to look at them. Plus, they make for fantastic photos. Important tip: visit early in the morning. The temple is gaining popularity, so the later you go, the more crowded it gets. Another aspect I particularly enjoyed: you can buy a cat figurine (in our case, they only allowed one per person). Here's what we did: we took one home and left the other at the temple. It feels like a part of you stays in Japan while another part travels back home. Time to allocate: 45–90 minutes plus travel time. Entrance: free. Hours: The grounds are usually open from 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM, while the temple office (where you can purchase charms/figurines) operates from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. How to get there (2 simple options): Gotokuji Station, then walk about 15 minutes. Final advice: On your way back to the station, take your time and walk leisurely. There are plenty of great snack spots and souvenir shops along the way. We found a place where you can eat cat-shaped cookies—an ideal ending to a cat-themed journey.

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Lake Kawaguchi

Epic Japan Itinerary Vibes 🇯🇵💥 Cherry blossoms, castles, Space World, and lakeside chill — this trip seriously packs the best of Tokyo, Lake Kawaguchi, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima! Here’s your go-to plan for city-hopping and iconic spring scenery. Must-See Places: Tokyo (4 days): Start with Shibuya Crossing (crazy energy day & night!) and wander Harajuku’s Takeshita Street for wild fashion. Super efficient: buy a prepaid Suica card for trains and subways. Lake Kawaguchi (2 days): Dreamy cherry blossoms along the lakeshore; rent a bike for full panoramic views of Mt. Fuji! Best photo ops are near Kawaguchi Music Forest Museum (open 9am-5:30pm; bike parking available). Kyoto (3 days): Classic temple crawl time — hit Fushimi Inari Taisha (open 24hrs, no tickets needed), Kiyomizu-dera (6am-6pm), and stroll the Philosopher’s Path for blooming sakura. Osaka (3 days): Dotonbori for neon-lit street food (try takoyaki and okonomiyaki), plus the retro vibes at Shinsekai. Hiroshima (2 days): Snap pics of Hiroshima Castle and Peace Park surrounded by pink blossoms. Pro tip: Visit early morning for crowd-free shots! Travel Hacks: Come springtime — sunny days make cherry blossom viewing amazing (bring a portable charger for constant photo sessions!). Use the Shinkansen and regional trains (Japan Rail Pass saves $$ on long hauls). Food Musts: Try fresh sushi in Tokyo, matcha treats in Kyoto, and Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki at Okonomimura! Money & More: ATMs are everywhere, but bring some cash for street food stalls. No visa hassles for most tourists, but always check before you go. #JapanSpring #CherryBlossomVibes #TravelWithTripdotcom #TokyoToHiroshima #KyushuAdventure

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Haneda Centurion Lounge Review ✈️ I visited the newly opened American Express Centurion Lounge in Haneda Airport's Terminal 3. I arrived right at opening time, at 8:00 AM, but there was already a line out the door! Even on a weekday, the fact that it was packed with people made me realize how much attention the lounge deserves. When I walked in, it wasn't too crowded, and the atmosphere was surprisingly calm. There was ample seating, and it didn't feel rushed. ⸻ 🍴 Food and Drink Experience It was morning, so onigiri (rice balls) were being served from the live kitchen. These warm onigiri made with freshly cooked rice were a simple yet delightful treat. The usual buffet table featured bread, salads, hot meals, and more, and a separate counter dedicated to Japanese sweets. Enjoying these uniquely Japanese sweets might be unique to Haneda. I also tried a special cookie engraved with the American Express logo. Not only was it unique in appearance, but the texture was slightly firm and authentically delicious. Plus, they offered complimentary champagne, making me feel a little more luxurious right from the morning. ⸻ 🛋 Lounge Atmosphere & Location The interior was designed with a muted indigo blue theme, and Japanese-style art was displayed throughout. However, the lounge was quite far from my boarding gate (my flight), and my departure time was approaching, so I wasn't able to relax and enjoy the luxurious space. I'd like to give myself more time next time. ⸻ 💡 Summary • Wide selection of alcoholic beverages • It's rare to find a Japanese sweets counter! • The AMEX cookies are delicious • Be aware that the lounge may be far away depending on your boarding gate. ⸻ ✈️ Overall, the lounge was filled with a "special" and "Japanese-esque" feel. Next time, I'd like to try the showers and bar counter.

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Dive into the Magic of Tokyo Disneyland—Affordable Fun for All! 🎢🏰 Tokyo Disneyland is the place where fairytales come to life with iconic rides, bustling themed areas, and enchanting parades! Compact yet jam-packed with excitement, this park’s Western-style castle and vibrant entertainment will instantly light up your camera roll and your day. 🧭 Perfect 1-Day Route: Start your morning in World Bazaar for classic photos with Cinderella Castle glowing in the sunlight (that’s your Insta win right there!). Head straight to Fantasyland for must-rides like Pooh’s Hunny Hunt, then zoom off to Tomorrowland for Space Mountain thrills. Don’t skip the daytime parade—the Disney characters waving make a memorable snap. At sunset, stroll by Westernland’s Rivers of America for golden hour shots before catching Fantasyland’s sparkling evening lights. 📸 Top Photo Spots: - The archway with the castle in the background (smile big, just like in your favorite shot!) - The unique Western-style architecture near the entrances - Nighttime castle views, which feel ultra-magical 💡 Smart Tips for Your Visit: - Buy tickets in advance to keep things smooth and budget-friendly - Go on a weekday to dodge the longer queues - Bring water and snacks to save yen for souvenirs - Check the day’s forecast; bring a poncho if rain is likely (you might see all kinds of weather, from sunny to cloudy!) ⚠️ Key Precautions: - Some rides get busy fast; use Disney’s app for timed “Entry Request” - Pack a light jacket if you stay past sunset as it can get chilly, especially in winter #Tokyo #Disneyland #TravelTips #ThemeParkFun #JapanAdventure

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Tokyo Food

Omatsuya Ginza Honten

Tokyo is a top destination for food lovers. The city offers a wide variety of foods to meet any taste and preference. Here's a guide to some of Tokyo's must-try dishes.

Sushi and Sashimi Tokyo is home to many sushi restaurants, including prestigious Michelin-starred ones for those looking for a high-end dining experience. The Tsukiji Outer Market area, formerly part of the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, is still a great place to enjoy fresh sushi and sashimi.
Ramen In Tokyo, you can find special areas known for ramen, like the Ramen Street at Tokyo Station and Ramen Alley in Shibuya. These places offer different styles of ramen, from rich pork bone broth to soy sauce flavors.
Izakaya Dining Izakayas, or Japanese pubs, are all over districts like Shinjuku and Shibuya. They serve a variety of Japanese snacks and are perfect spots for casual dining and socializing after work.
Yakitori (Grilled Chicken Skewers) Visit Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku for an authentic experience of yakitori. This alley is famous for its variety of grilled chicken skewers.
Tempura There are specialty shops in Tokyo that serve tempura, where seafood and vegetables are lightly battered and fried to perfection. Tempura Tendon, a bowl of rice topped with tempura, is a popular choice.
Street Food and Snacks Harajuku's Takeshita Street is known for trendy snacks like crepes and cotton candy. In Asakusa, try traditional snacks such as Ningyo-yaki, small cakes filled with sweet red bean paste.
Japanese Traditional Desserts Explore the world of Wagashi, traditional Japanese pastries made with ingredients like mochi, anko (red bean paste), and fruit.
Kaiseki Cuisine Kaiseki is a multi-course meal that showcases seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation. It represents the height of Japanese culinary art.

FAQs about Tokyo Vacation

How many days do you really need in Tokyo?
To properly explore Tokyo and see its main attractions without rushing, you should plan for at least 4-5 days. This gives you enough time to get familiar with the city's vastness. Similarly, Kyoto, known for its cultural sites, requires a minimum of 3-4 days to visit its major temples, shrines, gardens, and palaces.
What is the best month to travel to Tokyo Japan?
The best months to visit Tokyo are during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when the weather is most pleasant. To avoid crowds, consider traveling in May, just after Golden Week.
How much does a vacation to Tokyo cost?
For a typical week-long trip, a budget traveler might spend around $700 to $1,000, while those preferring more comfort could easily spend $1,500 to $2,500 or more.

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