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6 HOTELS IN AND AROUND TOKYOMost popular user searches in Tokyo: business hotels, skyscraper hotels, hotels with pool lap lanes, hotels near nightlife spots, hotels for honeymoon, family friendly hotels, hotels with free wi-fi, 3-star hotels, historic hotels, 4-star hotels, 5-star hotels and boutique-style hotels.
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This luxury hotel in bustling Shinjuku features a Godzilla themed room, as well as a Godzilla view room from which guests can see a full scale art work of Godzilla's head which adorns the terrace of the 8th floor.
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Meguro Emperor is a love hotel for adults only, which is set right in front of the banks of Meguro River in Tokyo. The hotel boasts a unique exterior, since it is designed like a fairy tale castle, with its turrets visible from afar.
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As a capsule hotel, First Cabin Shinbashi Atagoyama offers accommodation in cabins which include a bed, a small table and a TV. Each cabin is able to accommodate only one guest, while there are separate floors for male and female guests.
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Henn na Hotel in the Akasaka area of Tokyo has human-like robots at the reception and smaller robots in other area of the hotel, offering a unique experience to guests.
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Book And Bed Tokyo Shinjuku provides accommodation inside a bookshop, allowing guests to choose from the wide selection of books and read at their leisure while also enjoying a beverage of their choice. Apart from private rooms, there are also dorm-type rooms available, for those book lovers who wish to meet up with others during their stay.
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PETALS TOKYO isn’t a typical building. It comprises four colorful, stationary houseboats moored on the Tennozu Canal, each a private, artful suite with its own design concept and waterfront views. Inspired by lotus petals drifting on water, the mini–boutique hotel hosts only a handful of guests at a time, right in Tokyo’s Warehouse TERRADA art district beside the floating venue T-LOTUS M (supervised by architect Kengo Kuma). The result feels more like staying in a floating art installation than a conventional hotel.
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