Tokyo Hotel Shuttles

A mega-modern city resting by the bay, Japan’s capital city of Tokyo offers an array of spectacles to be seen as well as various unique districts ranging from business to entertainment. As the city’s chief airport, Haneda International brings guests close to the city’s vibrant south side as well as an eclectic hotel scene that provides both adventurous youth hostels as well as suave business suites. Look forward to what everything the neon metropolis has in store by making sure you’ve got reliable ride as well, whether that means getting quick transfers to the airport via reliable meet-and-greets such as chauffeured limousines and taxis, or something more practical in the form of vehicle rentals that include a sedan’s ability to showcase the mountainous outskirts as well as spacious SUVs great for taking the whole family to the beach.

The best way to guarantee good times ahead is by making sure you’ve got a solid place to rest your head at night. Do so by finding a neighborhood close to the airport, choosing between various stays within the Ōta Ward, not only for close access to the Keikyu Subway Line but various good times within the sub-district of Kamata, home to sleek stays like MyStays Kamata as well as Urvest Hotel Kamata East. Even more good times can be found in the vibrant Kawasaki region, located south of the airport toward Tokyo Bay and home to several urban parks & museums intermixed with a few upscale high-rise hotels like Kawasaki Nikko Hotel as well as chill youth hostels like On The Marks Kawasaki. And don’t forget the Shinagawa neighborhood, which offers the perfect balance between the airport and downtown with stays like Omori Tokyo REI Hotel and Hotel Mystays Premier Omori.

Find something fun to do at every hour of the day, whether you’re interested in brisk walks along Tokyo Bay’s iconic Wakasu Seaside Park in the morning or itching to get the ultimate karaoke experience at Tokyo’s most iconic karaoke bars that include SHIDAX Shinjuku Kabukicho Club’s English songs accompanied by food as well as Pasela Shinjuku private rooms & gourmet meals. And don’t forget to take time walking through the island’s stunning nature, something best explored at either the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden or the on-site zoo & boating area of Inokashira-Koen, afterward getting a slice of culture at the world-famous Samurai Museum. And of course when hunger strikes, strike back with celebratory food that includes classic seafood at Kaikaya by the Sea as well as classic Tonkotsu-style cuisine at Maison Aoyama.