Hotels in Tokyo

Quick picture of staying in Tokyo

Staying in Tokyo spans a wide price range — roughly six times between the most affordable economy rooms and the top luxury options — so your budget makes a big difference to the experience. The best balance of cost and quality sits in the premium tier, which tends to offer the most value for money.

How the hotel classes compare and who they suit

Economy rooms sit at the low end for travellers focused on keeping costs down and who need basic, no-frills accommodation. Standard rooms step up from economy and suit travellers who want a bit more comfort without a large price jump. Premium is the sweet spot and represents the best value; it’s the tier where you get noticeably better rooms and amenities for a moderate increase in price. The biggest decision point is the jump from premium to luxury — that move brings the largest price increase and suits travellers after a much more elevated stay.

When travellers from the Philippines should book

Rates are typically lowest in 06 and highest in 11, and a budget-led trip is best planned for 06 when nightly rates are noticeably lower than in the priciest month. Rooms in Tokyo are commonly booked about 39 days ahead on average, so if your travel dates are fixed aim to lock in roughly that far in advance; there is still some availability for more flexible plans since last-minute windows of around 17 days exist.