Take the hassle out of Japan rail holiday bookings with super-convenient stays close to major train stations. JR-East Hotels is the name to know for accommodation directly connected or adjacent to railway stations for travellers who prize comfort and convenience when tracking across Japan.
Navigating a different train network can be tricky at the best of times, let alone planning a rail holiday in a country that’s known for its efficient but expansive system.
And with rail travel continuing to trend in Japan, it pays to know how to get the best deal for your clients.
Enter JR-East Hotels, which takes all the legwork and hours of research out of finding the best accommodation for each step of a Japan rail itinerary.
Just the ticket
JR-East Hotels is part of East Japan Railway Company, one of the nation’s largest rail companies, and can provide your clients with the best place to stay on their travels.
The hospitality portfolio spans 63 properties across Japan with hotels in popular destinations, such as Tokyo, Nagano and Tohoku.
Tokyo, in particular, is well connected with 30 hotels in the metropolitan area vicinity.
Get on board with JR-East Hotels
With nine brands in their hospitality collection, there’s a hotel for all travel styles and budgets, from 3-star to upscale and luxury stays.
The nine JR-East Hotels brands are mostly in the East Japan area, as well as Taipei, Taiwan, and consist of:
- The Tokyo Station Hotel
- mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection
- Metropolitan Hotels JR-East
- JR-East Hotels Mets
- Hotel B4T JR-East
- Hotel Dream Gate Maihama
- Hotel Familio/Hotel Folkloro
- wanoi Kakunodate
- Hotel New Grand
- Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei JR-East
All hotels are ideally located near train stations and also close to popular restaurants, shopping districts and tourist attractions, depending on the area, so everything you need is just nearby.
Here are some of the JR East Hotels locations we’d choo-choo-choose for an overnight stop:
This European-style classic luxury hotel opened more than 100 years ago and reopened after a full refurb and restoration in 2012. The grand dame features bi-level maisonettes, a self-guided historical tour and two Laura Ashley-themed guestrooms.
mesm Tokyo, Autograph Collection
Part of the Marriot Bonvoy Autograph Collection Hotels, mesm Tokyo is ideally located near the vibrant Ginza shopping, dining and entertainment district. The sleek and stylish hotel blends art and music with a piano in every modern guestroom.
Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo
Situated in the heart of Tokyo in a serene neighbourhood, Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo offers easy connections to major attractions, such as Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. With 120 East Wing Family rooms accommodating up to five people, it’s perfect for groups.
Directly connected to the JR Nagano Station building, the 235-room Hotel Metropolitan Nagano makes a great sightseeing base for all this city has to offer. It includes five restaurants and free Wi-Fi and is close to shopping and dining areas.
Enjoy a traditional stay in a hotel within historical storehouses scattered throughout the town of Kakunodate, aka ‘Little Kyoto’ for samurai residences. Each storehouse has three rooms, sleeping up to six on futons, and is adjacent to JR Kakunodate Station.
Located in Sendai city, north of Tokyo, this hotel tower offers seamless train station and sightseeing access with comfortable, well-appointed rooms and five onsite dining options. The Miyagi Prefecture is full of natural beauty for a tranquil experience.
The right platform for advisors
Ready to track ahead with JR-East Hotels? Gain traction with your Japan rail holiday bookings through the below website links for the best deals for your clients.
Advisors can take advantage of Metropolitan Hotels JR-East’s current campaign via the Expedia TAAP platform.
You can also make direct bookings for your Tokyo-bound clients with mesm Tokyo and The Tokyo Station Hotel.
Find out more about JR-East Hotels at jre-hotels.jp
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