TOKYO IS ONE of the most advanced cities in the world. But aside from the towering buildings, there are many attractions to visit and enjoy. For a glimpse of the past, include the temples, museums, shrines, and other old buildings in your itinerary.
Meiji Shrine, Tokyo National Museum, Asakusa and Senso-ji Temple, and the Imperial Palace are among the sites to check out. A quick visit to the iconic Ginza District is enough to shop for things to bring home, and be sure to take a walk through the famous Ueno Park and Zoo. You can end every tiring day with a spectacular view of the Tokyo Skytree, which becomes more beautiful at night when all the lights are on.
There’s no better way to end a day in Tokyo than seeing the wonderful Tokyo Skytree.
But where do you stay to get a good view of the Skytree? A hotel with good amenities and facilities, of course. You may be looking for cheap ones, but cheap doesn’t guarantee quality, and as a rule you pay more for quality accommodations, right? Checking different travel sites, though, helps you find Tokyo hotels that are reasonably affordable for your needs and preferences. We actually did the homework for you. Just scroll down and consider the choices below. You’re welcome.
1. Shiba Park Hotel
Some travelers consider it a budget hotel. You’ll love the strategic location, close to subway stations, 24-hour convenience stores, late-night pharmacies, and restaurants.
2. Hotel Mets Shibuya
A Japanese business hotel of standard mid-grade quality. Travelers like the few perks it offers: a good location, a welcoming atmosphere, and helpful staff.
3. Sakura Hotel Hatagaya
If you want a very affordable hotel, Sakura Hotel is one of the best options. The rooms are small, but the location lets you get around Tokyo without difficulty.
4. Lotte City Hotel Kinshicho
If you don’t care much about space, Lotte City Hotel is a good choice, and you’ll save a lot from the cheap price.
5. Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda
If you’re particular about food, Comfort Hotel can be good for you because it offers a good breakfast for free. Travelers who have booked here liked the rooms at discounted rates.
6. Tokyo Hotel Horidome Villa
Many find it cheap yet offering the convenience essential to travel. If you want to experience a pod-like hotel, consider Tokyo Hotel Horidome.
7. First Cabin Haneda Terminal 1
As the name suggests, expect small cabins. Aside from a very cheap price compared with other hotel rooms, it’s worth considering if you want to experience very small sleeping spaces.
8. Oak Hotel
The hotel offers a very affordable rate, with rooms for one person and rooms for groups, which really helps you save on expenses.
9. Hotel Edoya
Though not as cheap as the others on the list, Hotel Edoya is still affordable. It has a hot spring, which many travelers really like, and the whole vibe is traditional lodging with a modern twist.
10. Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shiodome
Villa Fontaine is a modern 3-star hotel. Even though it’s higher class, its rooms are still reasonably affordable. It’s great for business conferences and other business gatherings.
11. Hotel Yanagibashi
If you want clean, quiet rooms at a very affordable price, consider Hotel Yanagibashi. It’s within walking distance of the subway station and other essential places.
12. Capsule Value Kanda
If you always travel solo, Capsule Value Kanda is the best choice. The size is just right, and every capsule has its own alarm, radio, and personal TV.
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