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Old Jun 4, 2018 | 5:56 am
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Originally Posted by vnfilm1
I am planning a stop over in Japan and would like some input about hotel . My travel time is the last week of November 2018 and I will fly in and out at Narita airport . This is my first trip to japan and I have 5 nights to spend

a) Should I book hotel near Narita airport and travel ( by train) to Tokyo to do day trip ( sight seeing).
b) Between Conrad Tokyo and Hilton Tokyo, which one will give me more benefit for Diamond level . And which hotel will be better as base for using the public transportation around town
c) How the complimentary upgrade at these hotels. Will diamond member get access to executive lounge access and free breakfast for 2 people
d) Which hotel has more local restaurant near by
a) The only two reasons to stay 5 nights at Hilton Narita are: It's a Hilton and it's much cheaper. My answer would be 'no'.
b) From my point of view the Hilton Tokyo is a very good hotel and the Conrad Tokyo is a really excellent hotel. They are both good for public transportation around town.
c) You can never be sure About upgrades: Both will upgrade you, if they can. Exec lounge and breakfast for two are free for DIA at every Hilton or Conrad. Personally I like the Conrad more. I've experienced the most excellent service there of all Hilton hotels I've staid.
d) I think, there are more around the Conrad. But no real reason to worry about. Tokyo is a great place for public transportation, taxi or Uber. So the restaurants have not to be 'near by'.

The area around the Conrad is much more three-dimensional and so it's a bit more difficult to navigate by Google maps round it (the City has more levels there).

But again: Tokyo is a great city and both hotels are really good (or excellent). You can't do something wrong by choosing one of them.
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