How much does it cost for a night in a hotel in Japan?

Japan’s luxury hotels are renowned around the world for their impeccable service and cutting-edge facilities, but they are also known to come with correspondingly high prices. The average nightly charge for five-star hotels in the center of Tokyo is usually more than 20,000 yen (equivalent to about 1,000 yuan in RMB). For travelers traveling alone, such a price may make the price/performance ratio seem slightly lower, and a trade-off needs to be made between comfort and budget.

Of course, the price will fluctuate based on the hotel's star rating, location, season, and promotions at the time of booking. Some top luxury hotels in the city center may cost more than this average per night, while budget hotels in the suburbs may cost less than 10,000 yen. For travelers with a limited budget, choosing mid-range hotels located in business or residential areas is also a good choice. Although the facilities may be slightly inferior, the price/performance ratio is relatively high.

In general, hotel prices in Japan vary based on many factors, and a detailed comparison based on personal needs and budget is required when booking. For travelers who pursue a high-quality experience, budget planning is essential.