Tokyo
20 hand-picked hotels in Tokyo, compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia.
- Hotels compared
- 20
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- $34 / night
- Avg guest rating
- 9.0 / 10
- Free cancellation
- 14 hotels
Top picks in Tokyo
The stays our editors would book themselves — chosen for location, value and that something extra.
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo
Sky lobby on the 38th floor above old Nihonbashi
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Lost in Translation and the New York Bar, 52nd floor
The Peninsula Tokyo
Imperial Palace views and Peter on the 24th floor
All 20 hotels in Tokyo
Filter by stars, property type and amenities. Prices compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia. Prices are indicative, checked October 2026.
Showing 20 of 20 hotels in Tokyo
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo
Sky lobby on the 38th floor above old Nihonbashi
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Lost in Translation and the New York Bar, 52nd floor
The Peninsula Tokyo
Imperial Palace views and Peter on the 24th floor
Hotel Gajoen Tokyo
The 1931 art palace said to inspire Spirited Away
Trunk Hotel
Fifteen rooms and the coolest lounge on Cat Street
Palace Hotel Tokyo
Balconies over the Imperial Palace moat
Shangri-La Tokyo
Grand chandeliers with Tokyo Station at your feet
The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo
Lobby on the 45th floor, Mount Fuji on clear mornings
Conrad Tokyo
Hamarikyu Gardens and Tokyo Bay from floor 28 up
Imperial Hotel Tokyo
Tokyo's grand hotel since 1890, across from Hibiya Park
Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills
Rooftop bar on the 52nd floor, eye to eye with Tokyo Tower
Hotel Graphy Nezu
Shared kitchen and rooftop in old-Tokyo Yanesen
Nui. Hostel & Bar Lounge
A toy warehouse turned hostel with a famous bar
Muji Hotel Ginza
Live inside the Muji catalogue above the Ginza flagship
Dormy Inn Asakusa
Free midnight ramen and a top-floor bath with Skytree views
Mimaru Tokyo Ueno East
Apartment-style suites for families near Ueno Park
The Gate Hotel Asakusa Kaminarimon by Hulic
Rooftop terrace facing Senso-ji and the Skytree
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Godzilla looms over the terrace in Kabukicho
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Japan's first skyscraper hotel, with Hello Kitty rooms
BnA WALL
Sleep inside an artwork: 26 rooms by 26 artists
About Tokyo
Tokyo layers neon canyons over Edo-era shrines, and the hotel scene is just as layered: sky-high luxury towers in Marunouchi and Shinjuku, a wave of design-led boutiques in Shibuya and Nihonbashi, and spotless business hotels that cost less than a dinner at home.
The city has more Michelin stars than anywhere on Earth, yet the best meals are often a 1,200-yen bowl of ramen at a counter with eight seats. Base yourself near a Yamanote-line station and the whole city opens up in under 30 minutes.
Rooms are compact by Western standards, so star ratings matter less than brand reputation and location. Hostels and capsule hotels here are immaculate, and apartment-hotels such as Mimaru suit families who want a kitchen and two bedrooms.
Best time to visit
Late March to early April (cherry blossom) and late October to November (autumn colour, clear skies)
Where to stay in Tokyo
The neighbourhoods our editors recommend, and who each one suits best.
Skyscraper hotels, Park Hyatt views and the neon of Kabukicho; biggest transport hub.
The scramble crossing, Miyashita Park and the city's most creative new hotels.
Tokyo Station, the Imperial Palace moat, the Palace Hotel, Shangri-La and Mandarin Oriental: quiet luxury.
Flagship shopping, kabuki, the Imperial and Peninsula hotels; walkable and polished.
Senso-ji temple, old Tokyo streets and Kuramae's craft-shop hostels; the best-value base in the city.
Ueno Park's museums, the old wooden lanes of Yanaka and Nezu shrine; apartment-hotels and quiet guesthouses.
Nightlife, art museums and glossy towers such as the Ritz-Carlton and Andaz.
Average hotel prices in Tokyo
| Star rating | Average price / night |
|---|---|
| ★★★★★3-star | $85 |
| ★★★★★4-star | $190 |
| ★★★★★5-star | $620 |
