Beat the iPad 2 Rush With Local Hotel Stays
Best Budget Tokyo Hotels
Beat the iPad 2 Rush With Local Hotel Stays
best budget tokyo hotels
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA–(Marketwire – February 15, 2011) – If you’re like us at HotelsCombined.com , you can’t WAIT for the launch of the iPad 2. Nothing beats the thrill of tearing open the box of a new Apple product and, let’s be honest, getting your new gear on launch day is a bit of a badge of honour.
Dubrovnik – The best Dubrovnik accommodation
Dubrovnik is an old city on the Adriatic Sea coast in the extreme south of Croatia. It is one of the most prominent tourist resorts of the Mediterranean, a seaport and the center of the Dubrovnik-N… Dubrovnik is an old city on the Adriatic Sea coast in the extreme south of Croatia. It is one of the most prominent tourist resorts of the Mediterranean, a seaport and the center of the Dubrovnik-Neretva county. Its population was 43770 in 2001. Dubrovnik is nicknamed “Pearl of the Adriatic” and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hostel Villa Micika, Mata Vodopica 10, phone +38520437332 or +38598243717, e-mail: info@vilamicika.hr, www.vilamicika.hr, Located in Lapad, amongst palm trees and a more 200m walk to the beach. This oasis has excellent rooms that cater from two to sixteen people. Micika is One of Dubrovniks best choices for budget accommodation . Funky, clean, character rooms, dorms, big shared terrace FREE Internet and wireless internet . Nearby are restaurants, bars, pubs, tennis courts, shopping center and promenade. All rooms have television (local and international channels) , air conditioned, and bathrooms with shower cabin and WC. Bus #6 from Pile or the bus station to Lapad post office
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best budget tokyo hotels question by Badazzla: Does anyone know the best area to stay and with clean budget hotels in tokyo?
also any recommendations on revolving belt sushi restaurants would be great 
best budget tokyo hotels best answer:
Answer by Nahlege
Yeah, I spent two weeks in Japan this summer, and we stayed about six days at the Tokyo Prince Hotel in Minato-ku (Minato is one the 23 wards of Tokyo), and I have to say it was a good experience. It wasn’t too expensive, and the rooms were pretty nice.
As far as revolving-belt sushi bars are concerned, you are going to have to look pretty hard to find one. In the entire two weeks we were there, we only ever found two of them and they were both in Kyoto department stores. For food, I would suggest ramen stands (there are some good ones in Ginza and Akihabara), this kare (japanese curry) chain that I think was called “CoCo,” “MOS Burger” which is a Japanese burger chain that puts Carl’s Jr. to shame, or you could just see what’s available in the train stations (they have quite a few good restaurants). If you’re having trouble finding a palletable sushi place though, you could always just pick up a bento box from a store (just about any stores with food have them — even some convenient stores).
I hope that helped!
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