TokyoThe sheer level of energy is the most striking aspect of Japan’s capital city. Sightseeing in its streets can be a neon assault that’s quite enthralling, but there are areas of calm too, as well older traditions in evidence. Spring is an excellent time to visit to witness the cherry blossom blooming, but any time of year is good here. Take an evening stroll through the Shinjuku district of Tokyo and every preconceived image of modern Japan will be there to greet you: the thronging crowds decked out in the wildest fashions, towering skyscrapers, flashing neon and all the noise and excitement of what is probably the world’s ultimate metropolis.
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Nihonbashi Tokyo, Japan Not for those with vertigo, The Mandarin Oriental is a chic hotel located in a commanding position high above the busy metropolis of Tokyo, just a short distance from the exclusive Ginza shopping area. family 2city 2culture 2 Contact us Reviews (2) Price guide
The Peninsula Tokyo Tokyo, Japan Offering commanding views of the city and Imperial Palace Gardens, The Peninsula is an icon on the Tokyo cityscape. Luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities and the legendary Peninsula service make this one of the most exclusive properties in Tokyo. city 3family 2culture 2 Contact us Reviews (1) Price guide
Park Hyatt Tokyo Tokyo, Japan The Park Hyatt Tokyo is a prominent feature in Tokyo's skyline, comprising of three interconnecting towers in the vibrant area of Shinjunku. Luxury accommodation and the latest in technology, style and design dominante here. honeymoon 2city 2culture 2 Contact us Reviews (2) Price guide