Where is it convenient to shop and live in Tokyo? Which hotel is more convenient to stay in Tokyo?

Shopping is definitely indispensable when going to Tokyo, so Bian Xiao wants to recommend accommodation for friends who are more suitable for shopping. If you live in these places, shopping is very convenient. Let's see what accommodation it is.

Shinjuku Shinjuku District is a famous bustling area in Tokyo and even Japan. There are still many shopping shops here. Isetan department store is enough for you to choose here for a long time, as well as Don Quixote's famous discount stores, Mitsukoshi and Oda Jisu.

Recommend two hotels close to department stores, with superior location and high cost performance.

1. Shinjuku Washington Hotel

Off-season reference price: 707 yuan/night

This hotel is opposite the Tokyo Metropolitan Hall, surrounded by 24-hour pharmacies and restaurants. It takes about 10min to get to the major scenic spots by subway and JR line. The room is relatively clean, with L 'Occitane toiletries and comfortable bedding. The restaurant on the 25th floor overlooks the whole Shinjuku area, which is very nice.

2. Ibis Tokyo Shinjuku Hotel

Off-season reference price: 867 yuan/night

The hotel is outside the exit D4 of Shinjuku Station, just across the road from kabukicho, and there are many restaurants nearby, making shopping and eating very convenient. The room is small, warm and well equipped.

Ginza is the most prosperous downtown area near the center of Tokyo and the Imperial Palace of Japan. There are many specialty stores, department stores and nightclubs here. Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, Matsuzaka, Takashimaya, etc.

Of the three hotels recommended, 1 is close to Tsukiji, and the other two hotels are located in the center of Ginza, which is convenient for eating and shopping.

1. Dongji Tsukiji Apartment Hotel

Off-season reference price: 62 1 RMB/night

Next to the hotel is the entrance to Tsukiji Market. It takes ten minutes to walk to Ginza. The room is cleaner and the facilities are more complete. You can buy seafood and cook it yourself.

2. Ginza Yiding Muyounizo Hotel

Off-season reference price: 6 18 RMB/night

Close to Ginza Yidingmu Station, there are drugstores and department stores downstairs, but you can go to Ginza business circle if you can't. 12 floor is a female-only floor with good security and privacy. The room is warm and comfortable, and the facilities are relatively complete.

3. Mercure Ginza Tokyo

Off-season reference price: 1 102 RMB/night.

Out of the alley is Ginza Street, which is very convenient for shopping. There are convenience stores, shops, McDonald's, Starbucks and other shops around. The size of the room is still appropriate, and it is very tidy. The toiletries are L 'Occitane.

Mount Omotesando Hills is a gathering place of street fashion shops with Tokyo characteristics. At first, it was Meiji Jingu's way of paying homage, and later it spread to the surrounding areas, becoming the birthplace of fashion. Many big-name flagship stores are here.

There are many high-end street brands here, but there are not many accommodations. It is recommended to live near Shibuya Station, just one stop from the subway.

Shibuya Granbell Hotel

Off-season reference price: 959 yuan/night

The hotel is only 5 minutes away from the subway and JR line exit, surrounded by many shopping centers, and close to Omotesando Hills Mountain Shopping Center. The room was quiet and the breakfast was not bad.

Akihabara is a well-known electrical animation street in Japan and a high-tech concentration place in Tokyo. There are hundreds of electronics stores, anime shop, game cafes and so on. AKB48 plays here almost every day.

Akihabara Washington Hotel

Off-season reference price: 6 15 yuan/night.

The hotel is close to Akihabara Station, and there are many restaurants and izakaya nearby. The room is quiet, and the facilities are relatively new and clean.