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- Country: Japan
- Language spoken: Japanese
- Currency: Yen
- Country code: +81Time and Date: Tokyo, Japan
- Area code: +3Time and Date: Tokyo, Japan
- Time zone: JST (GMT/UTC + 09:00)Time and Date: Tokyo, Japan
- Population: 12.790 million (October 2007)Tokyo Metropolitan Government: Tokyo's Population
- Founded: 1457Tokyo Metropolitan Government: Tokyo's Population
- 23 municipalites
- One of the largest cities in the world
- Governor: Shintaro Ishihara
- Climate: 4 seasons
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Cheap Hotels Tokyo is a page that is dedicated to finding you the best deals on cheap hotels in Tokyo, Japan. It is suggested to seek lodging at an inn in Tokyo when traveling on a budget. Inns are generally cheaper then most hotels, but retain the same standards of service and cleanliness.Frommer's: Tokyo Hotels Overview
Affordable Stay
The "immaculate" Ryokan Asakusa Shigetsu offers both "beautiful" Japanese-style and "comfy" Western-style rooms, each with free internet and cable TV.Lonely Planet: Ryokan Shigetsu It is located in Asakusa, just a street away from the Senso-ji temple.Concierge.com recommends taking in a "lovely view" of the city from the top of the inn.Concierge.com: Ryokan Asakusa Shigetsu
Hostel Stay
Frommer's calls the Tokyo International Youth Hostel "the best place to stay in its price range" with "spotless" facilities.Frommer's: Tokyo International Youth Hostel There are also meeting rooms, a convenience store and a lounge with internet access on the premises. For an extra fee, visitors can eat homemade meals in the dining hall.Mahalo Suggests
While planning your trip, please see Tokyo Hotels, Tokyo Vacation, Tokyo Restaurants and Tokyo Tours.-
Affordable Hotels in Tokyo
- Prices posted reflect those of the cheapest rates for the cheapest room type with 1-2 person occupancy. Prices are likely to increase during holidays and weekends.
- Ryokan Asakusa Shigetsu ( Taito-ku, Y7,700 - Y9,450) Phone: 81-3-3843-2345
- Concierge.com Recommendation : "Guests have a choice of two Japanese-style rooms with tatami, futon mattresses, and a shared bath, or 21 en-suite Western versions with beds."
- Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "[This ryokan] represents the best of modern yet traditional Japanese design -- simple yet elegant..."
- Fodor's Review : "The best options are the rooms with futon bedding and tatami floors; the Western rooms, plain but comfortably furnished, are less expensive."
- Lonely Planet Selection: "This is the place for a full-on traditional inn experience without breaking the bank."
- TripAdvisor 4.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
- Sawanoya Ryokan (Taito-ku, Y5,040 - Y9,450) Phone: 81-3-3822-2251
- Fodor's Choice : "The inn is very popular with budget travelers, so reserve online well in advance."
- Frommer's Highly Recommended: "This is a great place to stay thanks to Sawa-san's enthusiastic devotion to his neighborhood, which he readily imparts to his guests..."
- Lonely Planet Selection: "Very homestyle, it's also efficiently run and well maintained. Friendly staff work their matter-of-fact magic to make you feel right at home,"
- TripAdvisor 4.5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
- Homeikan (Bunkyo-ku, Y6,195 - Y11,550) Phone: 81-3-3811-1187
- Concierge.com Recommendation : "Homeikan is a traditional Japanese inn situated in three separate buildings (Honkan, Daimachi, Morikawa) in a quiet residential neighborhood near Tokyo University."
- Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "[T]his lovely place is my number-one choice if you want to experience an authentic, traditional ryokan in a traditional neighborhood."
- TripAdvisor 4.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
- Hotel Asia Center of Japan (Minato-ku, Y4,935 - Y8,925) Phone: 81-3-3402-6111
- Fodor's Review : "Established mainly for Asian students and travelers on limited budgets, these accommodations have become generally popular with many international travelers for their good value..."
- Frommer's Highly Recommended: "Great rates make this a top choice if you're looking for inexpensive Western-style accommodations in the center of town..."
- Lonely Planet Selection: "Rooms are pleasingly simple, and the hotel has an airy, relaxed attitude to it."
- TripAdvisor 4.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
- Andon Ryokan (Taiko-ku, Y8,190) Phone: 81-3-3873-8611
- Concierge.com Recommendation : "[The Andon] offers friendly Japanese-style accommodation at very low rates."
- Lonely Planet Selection: "Clean, minimalist and modern, Andon Ryokan's tiny tatami rooms are a better deal for two people than for one..."
- TripAdvisor 4.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
- Annex Katsutaro Ryokan (Taito-ku, Y6,300 - Y10,500) Phone: 81-3-3828-2500
- Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "Opened in 2001, this thoroughly modern concrete ryokan is a standout for its simple yet chic designs, spotless Japanese-style rooms"
- Lonely Planet Selection: "The building is modern and new, and unlike typical ryokan, each room has its own Western-style bathroom."
- TripAdvisor 4.5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)
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Hostels in Tokyo
- Lonely Planet: Tokyo Hostels
- Hostelz.com: Tokyo Hostel Reviews
- Yahoo! Travel: Hostel in Tokyo, Japan
- Tokyo International Youth Hostel (Shinjuku-ku) Phone: 81-3-3235-1107
- Fodor's Choice : "[F]or an additional Y1,200 over the standard rate, you can eat breakfast and dinner in the hostel cafeteria."
- Frommer's Recommended: "Rooms are very pleasant, with big windows, and each bed has its own curtain for privacy."
- Lonely Planet Selection: "Every room in the house boasts dazzling views of Shinjuku-ku and the remnants of the Imperial Palace's Edo-era moat snaking along the side of the building."
- TripAdvisor 4.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

