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Holidays to Tokyo with If Only

Once the great Shogunate trading centre of Edo, Tokyo became Japan’s capital in 1868 and has since grown into one of the world’s most populated metropolises. Each of Tokyo’s 23 wards is practically a stand-alone destination, connected by excellent transportation systems. Asakusa, Ginza, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Roppongi Hills are among the most popular itinerary options. Climb one of the observation towers or visit a roof top bar to get a sense of the sheer scale of the magnificent city.

 

We currently feature 4 luxury properties in Tokyo

 
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

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Inspirational design, prestigious location, and award-winning service combine at this luxury central Tokyo hotel

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Shangri-La Hotel,Tokyo

Shangri-La Hotel,Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

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A peaceful getaway in the heart of Tokyo with views of the Imperial Palace and iconic Tokyo Skytree Tower.

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The Gate Hotel Tokyo

The Gate Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

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13-storey hotel in the heart of Ginza.

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The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

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East meets west at this luxury hotel, towering above Roppongi District in one of Tokyo’s tallest buildings

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Highlights

A city of contrasts, of the ancient and bizarre, where a single day can include experiencing Japanese art, the most up to date technology in action, and a Michelin starred meal.

Historic Tokyo

Tokyo is home to over 3,000 temples and shrines, both Buddhist and Shinto. Among them the 7th century Sensoji known for its rich and colourful history, and the stately Meiji Shrine. The Imperial Palace stands proudly on the site of the original Edo Castle.

Historic Tokyo
Green spaces

Green spaces

Escape the bright lights and find serenity among the waterways and woodlands of Yoyogi Park or the spring cherry blossom and bird life in Ueno. A favourite hangout is Shinjuku Garden where each of three beautiful gardens have different theme.

Shopping haven

Akihabara is a tech lover’s dream, while Asakusa’s Dempoin Street looks to be straight out of the Edo period. Ginza is the place for high end boutiques and premium brands. Shibuya is one of the busiest shopping areas, its famed chaotic intersection seeing up to 3,000 pedestrians cross at each light change.

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