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Onyado Nono Asakusa Bettei
"I enjoyed my stay here very much, clean rooms and facilities, great location for seeing some Asakusa sights at night, which beat the daytime in ambience! I also love that I was able to step out into seeing Asakusa before the crowds arrived, which felt very calming and felt more authentic to me. Most ..."
Reviewed on Nov 1, 2026
Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo
"Location is perfect!"
Reviewed on Nov 2, 2026
Asakusa Tobu Hotel
"We stayed here on our last night in Japan to be closer to Narita Airport (we were previously in Kyoto). Although this isn't the type of place we'd usually stay, I would still recommend it here (we're old so we like more quiet areas). It was as centrally located as a hotel could be to everything. ..."
Reviewed on Nov 2, 2026
Urayasu Brighton Hotel Tokyo bay
"お部屋は広いけれど暗く、古くベッドも心地よくはなかったです。スタッフはとても丁寧です。"
Reviewed on Nov 1, 2026
APA Hotel Keisei Ueno Ekimae Minami
"The hotel feels very new and somewhat self-serve. There are people in the front lobby, but they are there mostly to help you navigate the self check-in kiosks. There was a large queue of older European travelers checking in before me and they seemed to struggle with the self check-in process, and ..."
Reviewed on Nov 2, 2026
Oriental Hotel Tokyo Bay
"This was the 2nd time I have stayed at this hotel. I love staying here, and will come again when I am in Tokyo."
Reviewed on Nov 2, 2026
APA Hotel & Resort Ryogoku Ekimae Tower
KOKO HOTEL Premier Tokyo Bay Makuhari
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Moriya Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Researching a place to stay in Kanto, especially close to the action around Moriya? You'll find 6 hotels within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius of its central area.
Within a short distance of Moriya, are the The Crest Hotel Kashiwa and Sotetsu Fresa Inn Chiba Kashiwa.
The Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is 20 miles (34 kilometers) away from the town center of Moriya. Another option is the Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo, which is 20 miles (35 kilometers) away. The Palace Hotel Tokyo and also the The Tokyo Station Hotel are two other Travelocity-listed places to book accommodation around Moriya.
Would you like to head a little out of the center? Kanto lays claim to many exciting things to see. Kanto proudly boasts beaches, coastal plains, forests and mountains. Popular vacation draws include ruins. In this section of Japan adventurous travelers may also partake in snowboarding.
Looking for more activities? Consider spending some time discovering Tokyo Tower and Sensoji Temple, which you'll find in Tokyo, 20 miles (36 kilometers) southwest of Moriya. A few Tokyo places to stay include the The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo and Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi. 55 miles (86 kilometers) southwest of Moriya, you can find Isehara, which boasts the Jinya Ryokan and Hotel Route-Inn Isehara. The Oyamaafuri Shrine and Jouhotsuganji Temple are other popular points of interest to experience in Isehara.
Before you head home from Kanto, you sure ensure you see a fast-paced match. Make your way to Tokyo Dome, found to the southwest of Moriya. Any sports fans that would like to book a Travelocity-listed hotel nearby will love the The Peninsula Tokyo or the Grand Hyatt Tokyo.
Narita International Airport is a primary arrival point for flights, and is located 25 miles (42 kilometers) from Moriya's downtown. Conveniently located hotel options are Narita Tobu Hotel Airport and Hotel Nikko Narita.
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Recent Moriya hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
APA Hotel Keisei Ueno Ekimae Minami
"The hotel feels very new and somewhat self-serve. There are people in the front lobby, but they are there mostly to help you navigate the self check-in kiosks. There was a large queue of older European travelers checking in before me and they seemed to struggle with the self check-in process, and so it made for not the best first impression of the place. Once checked in, I found my room to be really small, but not atypical for Japan. Everything in the room was clean and comfortable and well laid-out to maximize use of the space. But the star of the hotel was the sento on the 14th floor. Not sure about the women's bath, but the men's was very nicely designed and there was an outdoor bath that allowed you to soak while enjoying the night air look out over Ueno park. There's nothing quite like a good soak to relax and revive after a long day of walking around this amazing city."
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