Should I choose the cheapest Tokyo hotel area first?
No. First remove area choices that create bad arrival, luggage, return, or room-condition friction. Then compare room prices inside the surviving shortlist.
Choose a Tokyo hotel area by luggage storage, station exits, airport transfer friction, and first-night movement before opening booking tabs.
For a station-heavy Tokyo trip, the best area is often the one that removes a difficult bag movement. Put airport arrival, early check-in risk, coin-locker backup, and the exact station exit beside each area before comparing rooms.
No. First remove area choices that create bad arrival, luggage, return, or room-condition friction. Then compare room prices inside the surviving shortlist.
Choose the area that solves the trip's hardest movement, then keep one backup area in case the room or route does not work.
After the route, final walk, check-in timing, room conditions, and cancellation terms are clear.