hostels
We find out if Booth is a safe haven in the midst of Tokyo’s notorious entertainment district.
Is it more awkward to spend a night in a room with one stranger than a whole group of them?
One of the low-key best neighborhoods to stay in when traveling in Tokyo will have you seeing the city right away and maybe very early too.
New accommodation recreates the feel of a high-class train cabin inside, with a priceless view outside for just US$20 a night.
First-ever KitKat-cocktail pairings are part of a range of special offerings to celebrate the new alcoholic chocolates ahead of their nationwide release.
After carrying passengers to Hokkaido, the Hokutosei is now taking guests to slumberland with a great location and special beer.
With private booths, showers and a women’s-only floor, this is one of the best places to stay in Tokyo.
Clean, new and with lots of available extras, this is a fantastic option for savvy travellers.
This beloved sleeper train might be off the rails now but it’s still bringing joy to guests from all around the world.