Originally Posted by
Epnawd
Hi all,
Will be travelling to Tokyo this May. I'm having issues finding a hotel that accepts 3 adults. 2 beds is fine. I'm a Titanium member.
I was looking at booking MSM Tokyo, Autograph collection, 5 nights for 288,000 Marriott points, which is the price for 2 adults with a room and 2 double beds. I try to add a 3rd adult and the price on points becomes unavailable, and only allows me to book the top room at $3000 per night! Is it not possible to book 2 adults and show up with 3 and keep the same rate? Only 2 people for breakfast is fine.
Hilton Conrad Tokyo seems to be one of the only places that doesn't charge more for a 3rd person when using points.
Any recommendations?
It is a question that pops up ever so often in various Japan related hotel threads.
There are not that many hotel rooms in Japan that does accommodate three adults in the same room, and for the international chain hotels it is typically more premium rooms or suites, or the more family oriented destination areas like close to Tokyo Disney, beach or onsen resorts. Local chains probably have more family style rooms, often in a Japanese style with tatami sleeping areas. It will be tricky in central Tokyo and on points.
I would advice against booking two adults and showing up three and assume they will accommodate you.