Tokyo is Japan’s buzzing capital where ancient shrines sit next to neon-lit skyscrapers—think timeless tradition meets cutting-edge cool. If you're searching for quirky hotels, you're in the right place. From luxe ryokans in tranquil Asakusa to budget-friendly stays in Shinjuku and ultra-modern design hotels in Shibuya, there’s something for every style and budget. Families love Odaiba’s space and attractions, while couples head to Ginza for elegance and shopping. Tokyo’s hotel scene is as diverse as the city itself.
Tokyo
A vibrant hotel in the heart of Tokyo. Rooms come in a variety of sizes and styles to fit all budgets. Design is contemporary with light hearted touches coming from pops of colour and oversized chandeliers. Pizzas and drinks are served until the early hours. A lively property.
Tokyo
A traditional guesthouse in a quiet neighbourhood. Simple rooms have roll down futons, tatami matting, large windows and almost nothing else. Bathrooms are shared. The lounge area is a more contemporary affair with new-age furniture and bold colours. A friendly base for travellers on a budget.
Tokyo (Chiyoda-ku)
Tokyo's first 5-star ryokan fills a 17-floor skyscraper, with each floor acting as an independent guesthouse. Expect utter luxury, whether unwinding in soothing onsens or feasting on exemplary Japanese cuisine. A serene haven for design lovers. Step outside into the heart of Tokyo. Superb.
Tokyo (2-16-2 Asakusa, Taito-ku)
Asakusa Kokono Club Hotel is set in Tokyo's Taito district, a short distance from the city's main sights. The property features dark, muted tones & smart interiors as well as a range of accommodation (penthouses, family rooms and dormitories). Japanese cuisine served. A splendid all-round stay.
Tokyo (Sumida-ku)
A bold venture designed by famed architect Kengo Kuma, in downtown Oshiage, east Tokyo. The crisscross wooden exterior sets the tone for the industrial conversion plywood and concrete layout of the interiors. The rooms range from comfortable to luxurious and the rooftop offers unbeatable city views.
Tokyo (Shibuya)
Tokyo's first truly hip boutique hotel, perfectly placed in the trendsetting Shibuya district. The emphasis here is on reuse and recycle- almost everything has had a previous life before it was lovingly coaxed into the hotel. Chic rooms, fantastic food, an outrageously fun bar and an inspired ethos.
Tokyo
This contemporary Tokyo art hotel is located steps from Shiodome subway, with rooms starting from the 25th floor. Guest suites feature unique wall art and spectacular skyline views. Dine at the bistro restaurant overseen by acclaimed Japanese chef Tateru Yoshino after sightseeing.
Tokyo (Chuo-ku)
Arguably one of the city's hippest boutique stays set in Nihonbashi Kabutocho district. Minimalist design merges Scandi & Japanese styles. A renowned restaurant Caveman serves superb nine-course meals plus there is a hip coffee bar, a cocktail bar and even a brewery. A destination in its own right.
Tokyo
Discover Akihabara's heartbeat at this chic cultural hub. Sleek rooms in neutral tones ooze style and comfort. Immerse yourself in diverse experiences with curated music, contemporary art, and tantalising tastes. More than a hotel, this is a sensory journey through Tokyo's creative epicentre.
Tokyo (Sumida-Ku)
A unique property offering art storage and trendy hotel in one! The decor effortlessly marries modern chic with a hint of traditional Japanese elegance, and the communal areas showcase the art in store. The restaurant serves healthy international options. An excellent choice for Tokyo on a budget.
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