Flights to Tokyo

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You'll find two airports servicing Tokyo. If you jet into Haneda Airport (HND), you'll be 9 mi from the center of the city. The second option is Narita Intl. Airport (NRT), about 37 mi from all the action of the downtown area.

Japan's fabulous capital has 4,406 properties where you can rest your head. Click through our considerable selection, decide on your favorite option and start packing your bag for Tokyo!

It's not every day you go on vacation, so why not indulge in a bit of luxury? The Peninsula Tokyo and the remm Hibiya are a few of the leading upmarket properties in Tokyo. More of a thrifty traveler? The Sakura Hotel Jimbocho and the Oak Hostel Cabin may be the perfect properties for you.

Want to stay around Tokyo Tower? There's no need to wait any longer! Both the Apartamentos Oakwood Azabudai Studio and the Oakwood Apartments Azabudai are at your fingertips and are only a walk away.

Make your journey to Tokyo a little bit easier by following these clever security tips:

• Have your passport and boarding pass somewhere handy. They'll be the first things you'll be asked to produce by airport security.
• Remove your belt, jewellery and shoes before arriving at the security checkpoint. Items like these are not permitted in the body scanner.
• All laptops must be taken out of their protective carry bags and placed in a tub before X-raying.
• When you approach the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to put all creams, liquids and gels in a separate bin for inspection. Make sure they're all in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• The airport security may ask you to remove your shoes for the body scanner. Wear a pair that come off easily. There's nothing more tiresome than having to do up your laces over and over again.
• Pack any pocketknives or other dangerous items in your checked luggage. Security won't allow these on the aircraft.