WHERE TO STAY ou’ll find all your favourite brands in Tokyo  our easons, andarin riental, vlgari and The eninsula to nae but a few. The choice is vast. The Park Hyatt Tokyo, located on the th to nd oors of hinuku ark Tower, is where ill urray got Lost in Translation.  drink at Tokyo’s swankiest watering hole, the ew ork ar, has becoe a rite of passage for ost visitors.


ccupying the rd to th oors of the teachi


Tower in downtown Tokyo is the sleek -roo Aman Tokyo. The hotel is full of dotco illionaires and afuent travellers who want to eperience the ost eclusive brand in the world. The hotel’s spa is the biggest in Tokyo, but it’s the aestic garden reception that will wow you, replicating a giant apanese paper lantern. Capitol Hotel Tokyu is one of the city’s landark


properties, boasting views of the neighbouring perial alace and kasaka skyline. n a good day, you can even see ount ui. The ge of this property is its staff, who will bend over backwards to ake your stay the best ever. n epteber, super-lue hotel The Okura Tokyo will


reopen, after being deolished and rebuilt. aous for featuring in the aes ond classic ou nly ive Twice, the property will have  roos across two buildings in the Toranoon district of Tokyo’s inato ward. The word on the street is that these roos will be the priciest in the whole of Tokyo.


WHAT TO DO Tokyo boasts enough eperiences and activities to fill a two-week stay over and over again. ost visitors head to the Tokyo Skytree to get their bearings. tanding at  etres high, this television


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