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Party hotel in a party place
Shibuya is probably the most party area in Tokyo. Clubs and other entertainment establishments are concentrated here. The square in front of Shibuya Station is open 24/7.
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13 years ago
Bay view hotel
The windows of the rooms overlook the bay and Ra Raduzhny bridge. Very nice. Perhaps this is the only thing that distinguishes the hotel from the rest. Not far from the hotel is the Aqua City shopping center with hundreds of restaurants.
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13 years ago
Economy from economy
The hotel consists of two buildings located 25 meters apart. Very economical and pragmatic hotelchik. Located within a 10-minute walk from 3 metro stations. The operator said that this is the most popular hotel in Tokyo, probably because of the price.
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13 years ago
You don't have to live here, but stop by to see the bouquets
The recipe for a first-class and expensive Japanese five: 1) you take a 3-star hotel and increase the room area by 1 sq. m. 2) the area of the bathroom - by 0.
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13 years ago
Immodest Japanese chic
Japanese hotels do not have official stars. International sites give it a 4. In my opinion, I would give it a 5. At least for the view from the windows. Or for a tall lobby bar overlooking Tokyo.
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13 years ago
Slightly tortured 3 located in the center
As elsewhere in Japan, the hotel does not surprise or disappoint. The Karasuma Hotel is well located close to transport links and not too far from the glorious Gion area.
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13 years ago
Excellent average
All hotels in Kyoto do not contain signs of luxury. 3-stars are not very different from 5-stars. In the top five, there can be a large bouquet of fresh flowers in the hall, and there will be a good view of the city.
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13 years ago
On the last day, the main part of the group went to Hakone, the valley of geysers and Lake Asi. And three brave men, including me, went to conquer the Tokyo hardware stores.
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· 13 years ago
The fifth day was full of traveling to small cities adjacent to Tokyo. The Hasedera Temple in Kamakura made me take back my words about the "toy" nature of Japanese temples.
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· 13 years ago
In the morning we twirled around the entrance to the Imperial Palace (see photo). The palace grounds are allowed twice a year. I really liked the combination of a traditional Japanese park with a modern line of skyscrapers behind it.
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· 13 years ago
Today it all started with a not-so-good morning that followed a very good evening. We ate breakfast quickly, got ready quickly, tried to sleep on the bus... We saw an interesting hotel.
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· 13 years ago