A great hotel, great location, a quick walk to Tameike-Sanno Subway Station and a little further away from Akasaka Subway Station.
ANA InterContinental Tokyo, Tokyo, 東京都, Japan
A great hotel, great location, a quick walk to Tameike-Sanno Subway Station and a little further away from Akasaka Subway Station.
ANA InterContinental Tokyo, Tokyo, 東京都, Japan
Having landed at Narita Airport at the start of my 3rd Japan trip, I jumped on the next Keisei Skyliner for Nippori Station where I transferred to the Yamanote line arriving at Hamamatsucho Station just in time for the last shuttle bus to my hotel.
I wanted to stay in Tokyo rather than Narita as I wanted to hit the ground running the next day to get the logistics sorted. Most importantly I wanted to be near either Tokyo or Shinagawa station as I needed to exchange my JR Pass, reserve a seat for my transit to Kyoto and finally board the Shinkansen.
I’ve stayed at both of the InterContinental Hotels in Tokyo before but it made more sense for me to overnight at the InterContinental Tokyo Bay as it had the shuttle buses to both Hamamatsucho and Shinagawa stations, and I had more than enough IHG rewards points for a free night.
InterContinental Tokyo Bay, Tokyo, Japan
I’m a sucker for Tonkatsu – Japanese crumbed and deep fried pork cutlets. Yummy!
On my first trip to Japan I stumbled across this restaurant (which I later found out was a chain) on my last night in Tokyo, so when I came back to Tokyo for my second trip I knew I’d be having a couple of meals here.
Tonkatsu Wako, Ark Hills, Tokyo, Japan
Ark Hills in Tokyo has a good selection of restaurants and bars to chill at after a day of exploring Tokyo.
Aux Bacchanales, Ark Hills, Tokyo, Japan