Where should you stay in Tokyo?
Tokyo has no single center. Answer five questions and we will match your trip to one of six popular areas, with the reasons and the trade-offs.
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How the matching works
- Each area is scored on nine traits: transport links, nightlife, quiet, budget hotels, traditional atmosphere, shopping, Shinkansen access, and access to each airport.
- Your answers decide how much each trait counts. The two areas with the highest totals are shown.
- The areas compared are Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Ueno, Tokyo Station and Marunouchi, and Ginza.
- Price levels are a general guide to how the areas compare with each other, not live hotel rates.