Embark on a shopping spree at Nakamise Street. Filled with places to give your credit card a workout, you can easily while away an entire day hunting for bargains.

This shopper's paradise is located in Asakusa, but Nakamise Street of course isn't the only thing to see around these parts. If you're eager for more sights, Tokyo Skytree is worth a look as well.

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MONday Apart Premium Akihabara Asakusabashi Sta.

Taito

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Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo (TYO)

9.6/10 Exceptional! (347 reviews)

We are a family of 4 and recently stayed in the Grand Japanese room and it was great. Had plenty of space which is rare in Japan. Was also close within a few minutes walking to the train station as well as restaurants. Had a Lawson downstairs and two other supermarkets across the road. In a quiet neighbourhood also. I would highly recommend.

Reviewed on Oct 31, 2025

GRAND MONday GINZA

Chuo

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Dec 25 - Dec 31

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New York (NYC) to Tokyo (TYO)

9.8/10 Exceptional! (130 reviews)

Everything was fantastic! Had everything we needed and the room was super clean and well equiped. Even had a Nespresso machine with capsules and a Dyson hairdryer. Love the sliding doors, the deep bath and the wet room too. Would stay again if I was visiting Tokyo again. Close to lots of train lines and Ginza shopping.

Reviewed on Nov 10, 2025

Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo

Bunkyo

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New York (JFK) to Tokyo (TYO)

9.8/10 Exceptional! (1,022 reviews)

Overall we had an excellent experience at Hotel Chinzanso, which was our first time in Tokyo and in Japan. We found the staff extremely professional, friendly, and helpful. The location is a bit off the beaten path but for us that is a bonus, and travel was easy on the Metro and rail lines. The setting of the garden is especially pleasant, and an oasis from the bustle of a densely populated city.

Reviewed on Nov 7, 2025

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