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If you're planning a trip to Japan but don't want to spend crazy money on hotels, but you want to get great bang for your buck, here are 4 of my favorite hotels in Japan that punch well above their weight. 🇯🇵 Rates are from my search and will vary by date. TOKYO Hilton Tokyo $229 a night, fees included. In Nishi-Shinjuku, connected to the subway, with a free shuttle to Shinjuku Station. Indoor pool, sauna, and rooms that feel generous by Tokyo standards. KYOTO Hyatt Regency Kyoto $215 a night before tax and service charges. In Higashiyama, right next to Sanjusangen-do and across from the Kyoto National Museum. Touzan for Japanese, Trattoria Sette for Italian, and a spa for after a long day of temples. Shichijo Station is a short walk. The Westin Miyako Kyoto $295 a night, taxes and fees included. A Westin with its own natural hot spring. It feeds Spa Kacho, one of the largest spas in Kyoto. A Kyoto institution since 1890, renovated in 2020 with rooms averaging about 50 square meters (roughly 540 square feet). If you want to go bigger, the Kasuien annex has rooms with private hot spring baths. Nanzen-ji and Heian Shrine are moments away. OSAKA Hilton Osaka $186 a night on Hilton's member advance purchase rate, fees included. In Umeda near Osaka Station, linked to one of the city's biggest shopping malls. Indoor pool and rooms with Japanese touches like shoji screens. Universal City Station, the stop for Universal Studios Japan, is about 20 minutes by train. At these cash rates, using points would be a waste. Pay cash and save your points for where they go further. If you want help planning your Japan trip, comment
If you're planning a trip to Japan but don't want to spend crazy money on hotels, but you want to get great bang for your buck, here are 4 of my favorite hotels in Japan that punch well above their weight. 🇯🇵 Rates are from my search and will vary by date. TOKYO Hilton Tokyo $229 a night, fees included. In Nishi-Shinjuku, connected to the subway, with a free shuttle to Shinjuku Station. Indoor pool, sauna, and rooms that feel generous by Tokyo standards. KYOTO Hyatt Regency Kyoto $215 a night before tax and service charges. In Higashiyama, right next to Sanjusangen-do and across from the Kyoto National Museum. Touzan for Japanese, Trattoria Sette for Italian, and a spa for after a long day of temples. Shichijo Station is a short walk. The Westin Miyako Kyoto $295 a night, taxes and fees included. A Westin with its own natural hot spring. It feeds Spa Kacho, one of the largest spas in Kyoto. A Kyoto institution since 1890, renovated in 2020 with rooms averaging about 50 square meters (roughly 540 square feet). If you want to go bigger, the Kasuien annex has rooms with private hot spring baths. Nanzen-ji and Heian Shrine are moments away. OSAKA Hilton Osaka $186 a night on Hilton's member advance purchase rate, fees included. In Umeda near Osaka Station, linked to one of the city's biggest shopping malls. Indoor pool and rooms with Japanese touches like shoji screens. Universal City Station, the stop for Universal Studios Japan, is about 20 minutes by train. At these cash rates, using points would be a waste. Pay cash and save your points for where they go further. If you want help planning your Japan trip, comment "consult" and I'll send you the details, or book time on my calendar using the link in my bio. Drop any questions in the comments and I'll answer them. Follow for more tips to supercharge your points accumulation, elevate your travel, and let's work smarter — not harder. 🚀 #PointsAndMiles #TravelHacks #JapanTravel #Tokyo #Kyoto

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