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Abeno Abu Abuta Aguni Akakura Akashi Akishima Akita Amagasaki Amakusa Aomori Arakawa Arima Hot Springs Asahi Asahikawa Ashiya Aso Kuju National Park Atami Atsubetsu Atsugi Awaji Island 		B
Beppu Bessho Hot Springs 		C
Cape Zanpa Chiba Chitose Chofu Chonan Chosei Chuo-Ku 		D
Daigo

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    5.0

    Hotel Pacific Tokyo
    Very Satisfied with the hotel. Great restaurants in its surroundings, TGI Fridays inside. Right across from the Shinagawa Station. Great Customer Service. The bed was perhaps not the most comfortable but for the money paid it was great! Bathroom really small, kind of jampacked and the room really small as well, but despite all criticism, I would definitely stay there again....More

    Hotels.com guest on February-04

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    ANA Hotel Kyoto
    We had expected a good hotel, but the ANA Hotel Kyoto exceeded our expectations. From reception, to the exotic lobby and costumes of greet staff, to the courteous tone of all transactions with staff, the hotel exceeded our expectations. The concierge gave useful tips on using city buses to get to our particular objectives, and also for restaurants in the area reflecting the style and price for which we were looking. Hotel breakfast is pricey, but there are two inexpensive coffee shops near the hotel. The room was also excellent....More

    Hotels.com guest on May-07

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    5.0

    ANA Hotel Kyoto
    The view of Nijo was phenomenal, the staff was lovely and the rooms comfortable and spacious. Absolutely no complaints. The staff directed us to an awesom kaiten sushi (conveyor belt sushi) place just a subway ride away (near the "main drag"---sorry I don't remember names). Only stayed 2 nights but really enjoyed them and can't wait to come back. The free shuttle to/from Kyoto station was incredibly helpful. If you're going to be in Kyoto, set aside some time to take the train to Arashiyama and see the Monkey Park where you can hang out and feed wild monkeys. It's the coolest thing we have ever done!...More

    Hotels.com guest on October-22