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Tokyo Holidays

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Where to stay in Tokyo

Find the best Tokyo areas for the activities you enjoy most.
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Shinjuku

Shinjuku pulses with energy as Tokyo's ultimate entertainment district. Kabukicho lights up the night with countless bars and karaoke spots. The world's busiest railway station connects you to everything Tokyo offers. Towering skyscrapers frame the neighborhood's vibrant skyline. Shopping enthusiasts will love massive department stores like Isetan and Takashimaya Times Square. Visit the serene Hanazono Shrine for a peaceful break from the excitement. With multiple metro and train stations throughout, exploring this dynamic area couldn't be easier.

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Shibuya

At the heart of Tokyo's electric energy, Shibuya buzzes with neon-lit streets and cutting-edge fashion. The famous Shibuya Crossing sees thousands flow in synchronised waves beneath towering video screens. Centre Gai's narrow alleys pulse with karaoke bars and arcades that showcase Japanese youth culture. Shibuya Station connects multiple train and subway lines, making city exploration simple. Fashion hunters will love the multistorey department stores and trendy boutiques along Cat Street. After shopping, join locals at izakayas or head to nearby Yoyogi Park for a peaceful break from urban excitement.

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Ginza

Ginza stands as Tokyo's premier luxury shopping district with flagship stores of high-end brands lining its polished streets. Kabuki-za Theatre adds cultural flair to this upscale area. Elegant department stores like Ginza Six and Mitsukoshi Ginza draw fashion enthusiasts from around the world. Access couldn't be easier with three metro stations serving the area. After shopping, discover upscale restaurants and cocktail bars that define Ginza's sophisticated nightlife. The area balances its commercial energy with architectural beauty, making it a must-visit destination in Tokyo.

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Asakusa

Step back in time in Asakusa, where Tokyo's oldest temple Sensō-ji draws visitors through the iconic Thunder Gate. Traditional wooden buildings and colourful market stalls along Nakamise Shopping Street create a living museum of Japanese heritage. The area buzzes with authentic cultural experiences, from rickshaw rides to craft workshops. Side streets reveal family-run tempura houses and sweet shops selling ningyo-yaki dolls and melon pan. Morning visitors can witness temple rituals before crowds arrive, while evening brings beautifully illuminated temple grounds.

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Roppongi

Roppongi pulses with international energy where Tokyo's upscale nightlife meets world-class art. Explore sleek shopping complexes like Roppongi Hills by day. After sunset, the area transforms with clubs and bars drawing diverse crowds. Two metro stations connect you to Tokyo's highlights while keeping the district's museums close at hand. The National Art Center's stunning glass facade stands in contrast to traditional Hie Shrine. Art lovers will appreciate the panoramic city views from the acclaimed Mori Art Museum.

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Tokyo Hotel Deals

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Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
4.0 star property
5.7 km from Tokyo (and vicinity)
9.0 out of 10, Wonderful, (5,294 reviews)
"The hotel was clean, lovely, and the staff was super helpful and kind. The rooms are on the smaller size, which was totally fine for me and my partner - and the AC in the rooms was EXCELLENT. The lounge was great, and the Godzilla theme is super fun. We would definitely stay here again!"
The price is 3.413.506 ₫
4.130.343 ₫ total
6 Aug - 7 Aug
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Tokyo holiday package cost?

You'll find cheap prices on Expedia for your Tokyo escape. However, factors like the season, choice of hotel and length of stay will determine how much your holiday to Tokyo costs.

What are the cheapest months to go to Tokyo?

If you're looking to score a cheap Tokyo holiday package, consider travelling in January, February and September. You're likely to find better prices on flights and accommodation during these months — ideal for budget-conscious travellers.

How many days is enough for Tokyo?

Dedicate at least 3 days for your Tokyo holiday to really immerse yourself in all that makes this place special. Wander around popular neighbourhoods, including Shinjuku and Minato. Then make a beeline for top sights like Tokyo Imperial Palace and Ueno Zoo. With a well-planned itinerary, you can keep busy with room for some rest and relaxation too. Want to travel beyond Tokyo? Consider squeezing in a day trip or two.

Is it worth booking a holiday package to Tokyo?

Popular for its shopping, nightlife and views, a Tokyo holiday is a hit with all kinds of travellers. Be sure to visit major sights like Tokyo Dome and Tokyo Tower, and consider renting a set of wheels for day trips to experience even more.

How to find the best Tokyo package deals?

Bagging a cheap Tokyo package deal is a breeze with Expedia. Once you've entered your destination and preferred dates under our "Packages" tab, set your budget range, apply a couple of filters and see what's available. You can tweak your search by "Property class," "Number of bedrooms," "Traveller experience" and more. Order the results by "Price: low to high" to view the most economical Tokyo package deals. Want a simple trick to score the biggest savings? Be flexible with your departure dates and consider travelling on a weekday, when prices are generally lower.

Is it cheaper to book a Tokyo holiday as a package?

You can enjoy significant savings on your next Tokyo break by booking a personalised holiday package. Check the "Package" heading, then select your travel dates and destination to see the best hotel and flight prices. Bundling can save travellers hundreds of dollars. Consider adding a rental car and you may land a better deal.

When to book a holiday package to Tokyo?

Enjoy amazing discounts by reserving your flights early with Expedia. If being spontaneous is more your style, snap up one of our last-minute deals for an impromptu Tokyo getaway.

How to plan a trip to Tokyo?

  1. Pick your travel dates: What you plan to do in Tokyo and your favourite season can help you decide when to travel.
  2. Figure out your budget: Make sure you have enough money to cover everything from dining out and transportation to airfares and activities. Your hotel will likely be the largest expense during your trip to Tokyo.
  3. Work out your trip length: Think about how long you want to spend exploring Tokyo. Plan your itinerary so you can get to all the attractions and activities you're interested in at a leisurely pace.
  4. Bundle your accommodation and airfare: Once you've nailed down your dates and duration, lock in the right Tokyo holiday package for you.