"Tokyo's hotel machine has continued apace ever since the promise of millions of travellers for the Olympics, with both Japanese and foreign investors building new rooms with zeal."
"The average stay at a five-star property has effortlessly climbed beyond £750 a night, reflecting the city's appeal to foreign visitors amid a declining yen."
"There are still great finds to be scored in the mid-range and smart budget categories, particularly from local brands targeting the domestic market."
Tokyo's hotel industry has thrived post-Olympics, with a surge in new accommodations driven by both local and foreign investments. The city is experiencing high demand from international travelers, leading to increased hotel rates, particularly in luxury segments. Despite rising prices, mid-range and budget options remain available, especially from local brands. Notable hotels include the Mandarin Oriental for location, The Peninsula for views, Aman Tokyo for spa experiences, and Bvlgari Hotel for luxury.
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