Japan Spring Travel 101-Hour Money-Saving Guide: Book Hotels Online Starting at 50% Off

By Li Xinyi, Compiled and Reported

Japan, often a top travel destination for Taiwanese, enters its spring bloom season. While enjoying this spring feast, besides airfare, accommodation is usually the biggest issue and the highest cost consideration. Global online hotel service provider Hotels.com has launched a Japan 101-Hour Money-Saving Guide, selecting hotels in Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Kyoto, and other locations, offering various discounted prices starting at 50% off. From 6:00 PM today (the 16th) until 11:00 AM on April 19, log in to Hotels.com or call ‎ 00801-13-7994 (toll-free) to book a hotel and enjoy Japan’s limited-time 101-hour special offer!

In Tokyo, hotels offering up to 50% off include The Century Southern Tower Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku, located near Takashimaya Times Square, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, and Meiji Shrine, starting from just NT$3,709 per night (original price NT$7,419); The Peninsula Tokyo Pacific Hotel in Odaiba, starting from NT$3,695 per night; and Hotel Gracery Aoyama in Tokyo’s Akasaka area, starting from NT$2,149 per night. Meanwhile, The New Otani Tokyo offers the first night at 30% off, the second night at 40% off, and the fourth night at 50% off (excluding Executive House room types), starting from NT$5,502 per night.

In the Osaka area, The Osaka Monterey Grasmere Hotel, near Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium, Shinsaibashi Shopping Street, and Tsutenkaku Tower, starts from NT$2,767 per night; The Prospect Hotel, located in downtown Osaka, starts from NT$2,458 per night, close to the National Bunraku Theatre, Shinsaibashi Shopping Street, and Osaka Castle. Downtown Kyoto hotels are also discounted up to 60%, including Hotel Granvia Kyoto starting from NT$3,939, and Hotel La Vista Kyoto starting from NT$2,844. It should be noted that these discount offers are valid for stays between April 17 and August 31, 2012, and all prices do not include tax and service fees.

● A Japanese-Style Inn That Spoils Women — Lien Ting in Hiroshima, Japan

http://www.tripass.net/article.php?op=articleinfo&articleid=7024