Where is the most convenient place to live in Tokyo?

There must be a mutual aid society in Japan. There are several ways to choose accommodation in Tokyo. Let's take a look at how to choose accommodation in Tokyo and where to live.

Tokyo Hotel Novice Selection Trilogy: Step 1: Master Plan of Attractions

There are many scenic spots in Tokyo, with the palace as the center and divided into the east and west of the city center. The old city of Tokyo is located in the east, while in the west, there are different types of shopping areas in modern Tokyo. It takes about an hour and a half to drive from Disney in the east and Miyazaki Hayao Museum in the west, and the scenic spots in the middle can be reached in 30-40 minutes, but the traffic in Tokyo is not cheap. After you decide your own game, you can arrange it.

Step 2: Choose the accommodation business circle.

After choosing whether to go to the east or the west, you can go to a specific place to live. This has a lot to do with the convenience of travel.

The main travel of tourists in Tokyo depends on rail transit, mainly the JR Yamanote Line and Tokyo Metro. Dense lines and stations cover nearly 90% of travel demand. The Yamanote Line is circular, connecting several big cities in the urban area, and the subway extends in all directions. 13 line weaves a very dense traffic network with many stations.

If you are not familiar with Tokyo transportation, you can live in JR and subway stops to reduce the cost of learning Tokyo transportation. A large number of people change here every day, forming a business circle around the station. There are many restaurants, shopping malls, convenience stores, cosmeceuticals, and many izakaya are open until late at night, which is also very convenient for tourists who leave early and return late.

Shinjuku, Xinqiao and Ueno are the main transfer stations in Tokyo, and JR and subway pass through here at the same time. It is convenient to take a bus here, whether in the urban area or in the suburbs. This is an excellent place to stay for people coming to Tokyo for the first time.

Let's sort out the scenic spots that these business districts can reach directly for everyone. Through this form, you can directly compare your more suitable accommodation area.

Step 3: Choose a hotel with the right price.

After choosing a business district, you can book it bravely as long as you look at the hotels with reasonable prices and good evaluation! Ma Honeycomb has helped you choose three super-popular hotels in these three business districts, and these hotels have a good reputation.

Shinjuku highlights: the flow of people is super large, and department stores are clustered together.

30% bees live here.

Suitable: I love shopping and need to travel to Hakone-CHO.

In addition to two JR lines and three subway lines, you can also go directly to Hakone-CHO and Kamakura, and the express bus stop for Fuji Express or Kansai is also here, with convenient transportation. Department stores also gather here, which is a paradise for shoppers, with various restaurants and 24-hour pharmacies. A 20-minute walk is enough for you to visit for 2-3 days. What you need to overcome is that compared with other districts in Tokyo, the hotel price is slightly more expensive, and the rooms in reasonable hotels are usually between 10- 15 square meters.

Budget hotel recommendation:

Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho

The hotel offers a Japanese bathtub and pillow menu. The bathtub is an artificial carbonated spring. It's very comfortable to go to a hot spring for a day, and then go to the front desk to choose a pillow that suits you (soft, hard, shoulder and neck uncomfortable pillows are optional). A good sleep is super comfortable.

Comfort Hotel Recommended:

Shinjuku Tokyo Express Hotel

With the microwave oven and washing machine, it is very practical for bees who travel for a long time or want to take less clothes and empty their boxes to buy things. Next to Isetan and Uniqlo, it is very close to Sanmingmu Station in Shinjuku, and it is very convenient to travel by subway.

Luxury hotel recommendation

Xiaotianji Century Nanyue Hotel

The hotel is located in the Oda express line of Shinjuku Station, and there is a direct airport bus. The room is above the 22nd floor and will not be disturbed by the noise below. The room starts from 26 square meters, which is more spacious than other hotels. The large glass window overlooks the scenery of Shinjuku, and you can see Mount Fuji when the weather is good.

The new bridge can walk to Ginza and Tsukiji, and the urban attractions are direct to Kamakura and Hakone-machi.

There are 18% friends living here.

Suitable for: bees that play on both sides of things and get up early to make land.

Because there are not so many department stores in Shinjuku, there are fewer people here and it is quiet. However, as a transportation hub, three subways and two JRs can go directly to more places than Shinjuku. Ginza 10- 15 minutes walk, shopping and eating are super convenient. It's a must-see place to get up early and go to the market, Taiwan Province. Xinqiao is a good choice if you don't have to live next to a department store. There are also several hotels that can see the Tokyo Tower, which are good places for honeymoon proposal and concave modeling of girlfriends.

Budget hotel recommendation:

Liu Xi Tokyo Hotel Fendi Villa

The underground floor is directly connected to the subway station, and JR Xinqiao Station is a 5-minute walk, with convenient transportation and free breakfast. Go to Tokyo Tower Station 2 and walk to Tsukiji 10 minutes.

Luxury hotel recommendation:

Park Hotel Tokyo

Japanese-style element room, night view of the iron tower outside the window, and whisky bar offering 200 kinds of whisky are all deeply loved by bees. B2 is connected to the subway station, 800 meters away from Tsukiji Market.

Ueno/Akihabara has many capsule hotels and cheap hotels, and it is also a spring cherry blossom viewing resort.

13% of bees live here.

Suitable for: high cost performance.

There are many cheap hotels, capsule hotels and youth tours near Ueno and Akihabara. The prices of hotels of the same level are generally lower than those of Shinjuku and Shibuya. Hotel rooms at the same price are usually more spacious, but the transportation is convenient. There are JR and subways to Ginza or Shinjuku, and there are many places to go shopping: the Second Hospital of Akihabara, Shimizu Commodity Street in Ueno, and the Edo-style old shop in Asakusa.