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Asakusa View Hotel is located near Sumida Park, in a great location where you can see cherry blossoms and the Skytree from your room or restaurant. It is also within walking distance of Sensoji Temple, making it convenient for sightseeing. During cherry blossom season, you can stroll along the rows of cherry trees in full bloom or enjoy cherry blossom viewing from a houseboat. We also recommend cherry blossom viewing at Ueno Onshi Park, which is nearby. You can also enjoy art museums and the zoo.

I recommend The Prince Park Tower Tokyo. If you want to stay while enjoying the view of Tokyo Tower, this hotel is a good choice. The night view from the room is amazing. The rooms are spacious and the bedding is comfortable to sleep on, so you will feel safe and secure. Another attraction is the view bath from which you can enjoy the view, so I recommend staying with the view bath guaranteed plan.

If you want to go to Shinjuku, Harajuku, Shibuya, and Akihabara, I recommend a hotel in the Shinjuku area. Harajuku and Shibuya can be reached in 2-3 stops on the Yamanote Line, and Akihabara can be reached in 9 stops on the Sobu Line. It's convenient because there are no transfers. This hotel can be accessed from Shinjuku Station via an underground passage without going above ground. It's in Kabukicho, so it's close to restaurants and Don Quijote. There is also a McDonald's near the hotel. The original Japanese teriyaki burger is delicious, so please try it! From Narita Airport, you can take a limousine bus to the west exit of Shinjuku Station, but you must make a reservation, or you can take the Skyliner or Keisei Narita Airport Line to Nippori, then transfer to the Yamanote Line and access Shinjuku without transferring. If you take the limousine bus to Tokyo Station, you can access it from Tokyo Station on the Chuo Line without transferring. The hotel is clean and there is nothing particularly inconvenient about it. Although it is a hotel in Shinjuku, the room was quiet so I was able to sleep soundly.

There are few hotels around Meiji Shrine, so you have to go to Shibuya or Shinjuku, but this Dormy Inn is a 10-minute walk from Harajuku Station, so it's also recommended for sightseeing in Harajuku. There is a large public bath on the second floor, and in addition to the indoor bath, there is also a high-temperature sauna and a cold bath, so if you like saunas, this is the place to stay. There are only twin rooms, so you will probably have to stay in more than one room, but you can stretch your legs out in the large bath, and there are plenty of free services, such as a free midnight snack (Dormy Inn's specialty Yonakisoba (noodles sold by a hawker at night)) and free ice cream after the bath.

There are many hotels around the Imperial Palace, but the accommodation costs are generally high. It can't be helped, since it's right in the center of the city. I recommend "Rem Hibiya." You can stay here for a reasonable price compared to other hotels. Please consider it.

It is located just a minute's walk from Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro subway line, so it is easily accessible. Single stays are available, and multiple nights are also available at a low price, so it is recommended. Amenities are also plentiful.

It's best to choose a hotel that is easy to find to the venue. How about "Hotel Trusty Tokyo Bayside"? It's about a 5-minute walk to Tokyo Big Sight. There is a shuttle bus, but if you are not comfortable with Japanese, it may be more comfortable to walk.

This hotel offers a calming atmosphere in a quiet environment surrounded by nature. You can enjoy beautiful mountain views from the rooms, and the hot springs are particularly relaxing. There is also a restaurant on-site that serves delicious dishes made with local ingredients, so you can enjoy a meal there as well. It is also easily accessible, making it convenient for hiking and sightseeing at Mount Takao. The hotel offers an attractive lodging experience where you can enjoy the beauty of nature while soothing your fatigue in the large public bath.

This hotel is located a 3-minute walk from Kinshicho Station on the JR Sobu Line. There is an airport limousine bus to Haneda Airport, which is available for a fee, so you can access the hotel without having to transfer. If you have large luggage, this is recommended as it is convenient. Even the regular twin rooms are spacious and luxurious. Many people stay here with their partners on special occasions.

Located in the heart of Ginza, this hotel offers a luxurious atmosphere. It is about a 15-minute walk from Tsukiji Market. The rooms are not spacious, but the views are nice and you can relax comfortably. It is also convenient for shopping and dining in Tokyo. The hotel breakfast is buffet style with a wide selection of food and was very delicious. However, because it is in Ginza, the room rates are a bit high.

The hotel is within walking distance of the Kokugikan Sumo Hall. We recommend this hotel as a sacred place for sumo. The rooms are comfortable, and the beds are simple and comfortable. The amenities are plentiful and the rooms are spacious!

If you are coming from overseas, it is recommended to stay at a hotel where you can use the limousine bus from the airport. This hotel is directly connected to Shibuya Station, so it is convenient for both sightseeing and business as it is easily accessible to anywhere. The beds are not as narrow as they are in hotels in Tokyo, and even my 180cm tall colleague was able to stay comfortably.

This hotel is just a short walk from Shibuya Station. It's right in the middle of Shibuya, so it's convenient to go anywhere. It's just one stop away from Takeshita Street on the Yamanote Line. It's a business hotel, so it's simple, but very comfortable. There are a lot of business travelers here, so it's not too noisy.

This is a famous hotel chain located near the New South Exit of Shibuya Station. After the concert, you can relax at the hotel, and if the weather is nice, you can take a walk around Yoyogi Park the next day. This hotel is recommended as a base for concert tours, as it offers functional and comfortable rooms at an affordable price.

This hotel is highly recommended as it is located right in front of the Skytree! It is within walking distance from Oshiage Station on all lines. It is also a good place to visit Asakusa. It is a new hotel, so you can stay comfortably. There is a microwave in the room, which is very convenient.

The inn is located close to Oshiage Station and a 3-minute walk from Tokyo Skytree Station, making it convenient for sightseeing. We stayed in a superior twin room. It was high quality and spacious, and considering the price, I think it was a good value for money inn. There were plenty of amenities, and we were given bath salts. It was also nice that the bathroom was spacious. The breakfast was buffet style with lots of vegetables, so we had plenty of vegetables and delicious side dishes to start the day.

I recommend "Izu Imaihama Tokyu Resort". It's a recommended hotel with an ocean view, with a beach right in front of it and a view of the ocean from your room. It's convenient because there is a shuttle to Kawazu Station. It's also a great base for the cherry blossom festival.

The hotel is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Tobu Asakusa Station, making it convenient for sightseeing in the city. It is also conveniently located for touring the downtown area, such as Sensoji Temple and Denpoin Street, and we think it will be well-received by foreigners. We also recommend the spacious large communal bath.

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