Compare Shinjuku, Shibuya, Tokyo Station and Marunouchi, and Asakusa around your itinerary. Use the official area guides below, then check the exact station exit and hotel address before booking.
Airport: Narita Airport (NRT) / Haneda Airport (HND)
Consider Shinjuku when dining, entertainment and multiple rail connections are central to your itinerary. GO TOKYO describes distinct west, east and south sides: office towers, shopping and nightlife, and an expressway bus terminal.
Map the hotel to its exact station exit and the side of Shinjuku you will use most. If your evenings run late, check the return route and last train for your dates.
Consider Shibuya when fashion, arts, cafes and rail access fit your plans. GO TOKYO lists JR, Keio, Tokyu and Tokyo Metro lines at Shibuya Station, with Harajuku, Omotesando and Daikanyama nearby.
Check the exact line, station exit and hotel walking route for your daily destinations; “Shibuya” can refer to a wider area than the station crossing.
Consider this area when your itinerary includes Shinkansen journeys, central rail connections or time around Marunouchi and the Imperial Palace. The official guide distinguishes the west-side Marunouchi exits from the east-side Yaesu exits.
Match the hotel entrance to the station exit and train service you need. Check the transfer and luggage route through Tokyo Station for your arrival time.
Consider Asakusa when temples, historic streets and eastern Tokyo lead your itinerary. GO TOKYO centers its area guide on Sensoji and Nakamise and lists the Ginza, Toei Asakusa and Tobu Skytree lines at Asakusa Station.
Check whether your sightseeing days and preferred rail line fit the hotel’s exact location, especially for evening returns from western Tokyo. Confirm current routes and the walk to the property.
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