subject: Best Cheap Hotels Rates in Tokyo [print this page] The Grand Prince Hotel Akasaka has a 40 story building boasting of over 11 different bars and restaurants. Featuring in the Tokyo hotel reviews in the local magazines here; cheap hotels in Tokyo is offering special packages in its 5th anniversary that is a 2 day stay at just 14000 Yen. The price of a single room here starts at 13800 Yen for one day. With 715 rooms, all of them being corner ones offer a great view of Tokyo.
With internet access, free parking for guests, wheelchair accessible rooms and with foreign exchange services available, this hotel has been in the newspaper's Tokyo best hotel reviews section. LE TRIANON French Restaurant is an exclusive restaurant seating just 24 people at a time, BLUE GARDENIA Restaurant at the top floor apart from offering great food, has an amazing view. With a souvenir shop, oil message salon and a massage salon also, this is one great place to stay.
The Dai-ichi Hotel Tokyo has got rave Tokyo hotel reviews because of its ambience and great services. Featuring in reviews of Tokyo hotels in the weekly magazine, this hotel is 27 stories high with 277 guest rooms. It also offers services such as mini bar, laundry service, 24 hour room service, fax machines, internet terminals etc. The rooms in the hotel start at 29000 yen and it has over 10 restaurants and bars with wide range of cuisines. The banquet halls here have a capacity of 800.
The Intercontinental Tokyo Bay has consistently been featured in Budget Tokyo Hotel reviews of various newspapers and magazines. The rooms here have mini bar, a tea maker, a mini refrigerator, high speed internet access etc. The hotel has a beauty salon, florist, foreign exchange and a gift shop to add to its list of services. La Provence is the French dining restaurant in the first floor and is available for parties on weekends. For the Japanese cuisine, there is the Waketokuyama to cater to the guests taste buds. The InterContinental Tokyo Bay has got excellent Tokyo hotel reviews from its guests and the press.
