Tokyo Grand Hotel
Tokyo Grand Hotel is adjacent to the lush green Shiba Park, providing our guests a tranquil and relaxing space to be away from the noises of the city. 30 minutes by car from Haneda Airport; a 3-minute walk form Subway Shibakoen Station; a 10-minute walk from JR Hamamatsucho Station. The location ...
Travel Dates: 10 October - 15 November 2019
Keio Plaza Hotel
With an emphasis on uncompromised relaxation and privacy, the Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo provides a tranquil urban oasis within the city's vibrant Shinjuku entertainment and shopping district. Secure central Tokyo luxury hotel reservations at this sleek urban hideaway, and enjoy the thorough satisfac...
Travel Dates: 10 October - 15 November 2019
Where 21st Century technology mixes with old-world charm
Cutting edge fashion, art, music and almost daily explosions of Japanese pop culture all mingle in Tokyo. Between the youth mecca that is Harajuku and the electronics hub of Akihabara, you could be forgiven for missing the quiet moments at the Shinto shrines or the beautiful gardens dotted across the city. (Koishikawa Korakuen is an old traditional Japanese garden, pretty in all seasons.)
Tokyo Tower
If it's old-world charm you're seeking amid the energy, take a trip down the Sumida River to atmospheric Asakusa and the popular Senso-ji temple. Also visit the sprawling Imperial Palace in Chiyoda and the picturesque Meiji Shrine in Shibuya. Bring your appetite back to the 21st century and delight in exploring the plethora of noodle bars and sushi restaurants if you're on a budget. If cash is not an issue, relish the knowledge Tokyo has the most Michelin-starred restaurants of any city in the world. Thirsty? The Japanese equivalent of a pub is an 'izakaya'. If you need a high-octane and low-down getaway, a holiday in Tokyo can deliver both. Sugoi ne!
Sensō-ji Temple