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Inside the Palace Hotel near the Imperial Palace: youtube.com/live/LsS8dVc057E
00:00 Start
01:10 TOKYO Station Hotel Area Map
05:43 Hotels under $100 (Map)
07:25 Hotels $100 to $200 (Map)
08:23 Hotels $200 to $400 (Map)
09:16 Hotels $500 and UP (Map)
10:48 Tokyo's Most Expensive Hotel
13:37 Budget Hotel neat Tokyo Station
23:35 Budget Manga Cafes / Mangakissa
30:00 Hostels, Guest Houses
Views : 96,596
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Streamed live on May 14, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.975 (11/1,747 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-10T08:48:07.219927Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
The most important thing for me when picking a place for Tokyo is proximity to a train/subway station. The transportation system is so good, being close to a station gets you quick access to anywhere in and around the city.
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A location that I recommend to people is Akihabara. You've got plenty of mid range budget hotels, budget hotels and a couple higher end hotels. So there should be a hotel that matches your budget requirements and needs.
The area also offers great transportation options. As you've got Akihabara Station (JR Yamanote Line, Chuo Sobu Line & Keihin Tohoku Line, Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the Tsukuba Express) and Suehirocho Station (Ginza Line). So a fantastic location, if you're wanting to catch the Shinkansen at Ueno or Tokyo Stations, wanting to visit the major spots within Tokyo, cutting across the city to Shinjuku, Nakano, etc, taking a trip down to Yokohama and also if wanting to use the metro for getting to places such as Tsukiji, Ginza, Asakusa or Shibuya.
There are also plenty of food options that suits all budgets within the area and of course, plenty of shopping that can be done in the area too.
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You are awesome man! thank you for this content.
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I like the akasaka-mitsuke area. Great hub for exploring tokyo. Feels like your in the middle of the city.
Ginza and marunouchi line on the station, and connected to nagatacho station with hanzomon, nambuko and yurakucho lines.
Popular places like Shibuya, shinjuku, ginza, tokyo station, akihabara is like 10 min away.
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Thank you John. Hope I’ll see you in Tokyo this summer ! 😊
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As Solo traveller, stayed at famous 9h Otemachi on last January 2023z Reasonable and easy to walk to Kanda Station Yamanote line. Can walk to nearest Tokyo Metro too. Interesting the Imperial Palace by walk.
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Very informative John~! I really like this type of video!
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Really your photography of overview of Tokyo Station is stunning and excellent shooting. It will good and better to understand geography of Tokyo station. Appreciated your video.
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Stayed a couple of times in Kanda area, just one train stop north of Tokyo Station. Hotels there are mostly for business travelers so rooms are smaller and amenities are fewer. Cost though is very low in comparison to adjacent areas yet it's just a 12 to 14 minute walk to Tokyo Station. Kanda Station is just a 6 minutes or so walk away. One of the great reasons to stay there are the terrific food options. Mostly smaller very reasonable establishments. Some of the best reasonable meals I've had in Japan were in Kanda.
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Fantastic review… I just did Tokyo Station Hotel - loved every moment - shout out to the Les Clefs d’ Or concierge for arranging my Gran Class Shinkansen tickets ❤️😎🙏✈️🤙
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Good to know. Thanks for sharing it. ✌️
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I personally love staying around Higashi-Nihombashi and Ningyocho. Easy access to/from both Narita and Haneda via Toei Asakusa line, close to many JRs and Metro stations, the neighborhoods are pretty quiet at night, close enough to Marounochi and Ginza. Plenty of hotels under ¥10K, some go as low as ¥6K on Sundays and Mondays.
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There will be 3 of us flying in to Narita Dec 23-30. We will have a lot of big luggages too but will store some of them at the airport for our Dec 30 departure to Bangkok. We like to keep the price down too if possible and stay at convenient, quite, roomy hotels and can easily take trains to other cities and local areas. Love to hear other hotels info away from station if they are good and affordable.
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I love the way tokyo station looks so much!
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I stayed at a hotel in Ryogoku, Tokyo this January. The price was reasonable. The hotel is called Pearl Hotel Ryogoku. It was clean and cozy. I used "eco renpaku plan," stay more than 2 nights and get discount. I liked Ryogoku. My husband and I went to "Sumida Hokusai Museum," the museum for Ukiyoe artist Katsushika Hokusai. It was great. Learned the history and saw the original ukiyoe! HIghly recommended.
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I stayed at a hotel in Roppongi called ACT Hotel roppongi, for 21 days it costed me only 110.000 yen, and it was pretty clean, but pretty small, but its enough, and then i stayed 11 days at APA Hotel Ryogoku eki tower, probably the biggest and nicest looking APA hotel ive seen, it was way more expensive but it had bigger room and was amazing.
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…and yes I also agree with everyone else. I make sure my hotels are close to the JR stations…it just makes things MUCH easier.
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Hotels in Japan are definitely for me the more expensive the better LoL thanks for this John. Take care 👍
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We stayed at Keio Plaza Shinjuku. Very spacious room and right across the street from all the izakayas and restaurants.
10 minute walk to Shinjuku station.
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@onlyinjapanGO
11 months ago
Added a chapter list to help navigate the video, share with me your experience staying in this area - or why another area might be better :)
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