Shinagawa Holiday Packages

If you want to save a bit of cash, Wotif is your new best mate.

Our hotel and flight packages are truly unbeatable.

So you can experience even more in Shinagawa with the extra funds!

Your savings could hit NZ$293 if you secure a package today. So how do you do this? Simply mix and match from more than 550 airlines and 665,000 worldwide properties.

We all love a bargain, and Wotif's affordable prices are sure to satisfy. You'll be zipping up your bags and taxiing down the runway in less than no time.

Shinagawa Accommodation

Did you know that you can pick from 20 accommodation in Shinagawa? Did you also hear that Wotif lists some of the most awesome bargains around town? So, what are you waiting for?

Always wanted to stay somewhere extravagant? Now's your chance. Book a room and slumber in style at the Tokyo Marriott Hotel (4-7-36 Kitashinagawa) or The Strings by InterContinental Tokyo (26-32/F Shinagawa East One Tower). If you'd prefer to catch your Zs somewhere more economical and low-key, take a look at the Guest House Shinagawa-shuku (1-22-16 Kita-Shinagawa) and the ARTnSHELTER - Hostel (1-19-10 Higashi Oi).

Car Hire in Shinagawa

If you don't have even a minute to lose, your safest bet is to hire a car right from Haneda Airport. Hertz is located just outside the terminal building.

Europcar (1-25 Tokyo Komone) is in the city centre and is a handy place to get your ride. Browse what they have in stock and zoom off on your next big adventure.

Holidays to Shinagawa

Skipped that day in class when you learnt about Shinagawa? There's no need to throw a tanty over your lack of geography skills — we'll fill you in.

One of the neighbourhoods that make up Tokyo, Shinagawa is an excellent place to see a different side of the national capital. From the central area, it's 8 kilometres to the south.

It's the people that can make a getaway truly wonderful. So while you're in Shinagawa, why not travel out of town for a few days and get to know some of the other 8 300 000 residents that call Tokyo home?