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Located in Central Tokyo, this hotel is just a short stroll from Shinbashi, Nakagin Capsule Tower and Hamarikyu Gardens. It is surrounded by a variety of popular eateries and is within a five-minute walk of Nippon Television.

Situated in Central Tokyo, The Royal Park Hotel Tokyo Shiodome is a few minutes walk to Shiodome and is moments from Nippon Television. It has a gym, as well as a sauna, a Jacuzzi and free Wi-Fi.

Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo is situated in Central Tokyo, just 25 minutes from Haneda Airport. Those staying at the property can also make use of complimentary Wi-Fi throughout their stay.

Featuring impressive views of Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo Bay and Tokyo, Conrad Tokyo is moments on foot from Nippon Television. This modern hotel is situated in Central Tokyo.

Just 10 minutes' walk from Nippon Television, Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier has a accessible setting, making it an ideal base when visiting Tokyo. It is close to Nakagin Capsule Tower, restaurants and shops.

Imperial Hotel Tokyo offers luxury accommodation in Tokyo and is within walking distance of Nippon Television. Those staying at the property have access to an indoor pool, a hair salon and a sauna.

Located in Central Tokyo, this 4-star hotel is within easy walking distance of the Shinbashi Enbujo and Nakagin Capsule Tower. It is moments from Tsukiji Outer Market and is near the area's popular attractions and dining spots.

Situated just a few steps from the Okura Museum of Art, this modern hotel offers both a bar and a restaurant. This elegant property is conveniently located in Central Tokyo and is within walking distance of Akasaka Metro Station.

This contemporary hotel is in Central Tokyo, a five-minute walk to Yurakucho. It has views of The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace and Tokyo, plus conveniently provides access to an atm/cash machine and a gift shop.

Located in Tokyo, The Tokyo Station Hotel offers stylish, 4.5-star accommodation close to INCJ. It is situated a brief stroll from Nihonbashi and Bank of Japan.