Shinbashi Holiday Packages

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And that means more money to spend on exploring Shinbashi.

If you get a move on, you can save as much as NZ$293. And think about all the choices you have with more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 properties, it's so simple to craft your dream holiday.

With Wotif's competitive prices, you'll be digging out your passport and taxiing down the runway before you know it.

Shinbashi Accommodation

You can choose from a sensational 81 accommodation in Shinbashi. Score an incredible deal from Wotif today and start packing your case.

Plush beds, attentive staff and impressive amenities... These are the sorts of things you can expect at the Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills - a concept by Hyatt (1-23-4 Toranomon, Minato-ku) and the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi (1-11-1 Marunouchi). If you'd prefer to get your forty winks somewhere more laid-back and economical, consider the First Cabin Atagoyama (3-10-7 Nishishinbashi Minatoku) and the First Cabin Tsukiji (2-11-10 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku).

Car Hire in Shinbashi

Figuring out which car rental company to book with is really a piece of cake when flying into Haneda Airport. With Hertz just minutes from the luggage claim area, you and your squad will be driving off before you know it.

You won't have any difficulties getting your hands on a vehicle in the city centre, even if you're fussy. See if something tickles your fancy at Hertz (1-B2f 2-20-15 Shimbashi). Otherwise, stop by Europcar (2-3 Hamamatsu-Cho) and look up their deals.

Holidays to Shinbashi

Can't hardly wait to kick back and relax in Shinbashi? We hear you. Get there quicker, or at least a bit more informed, by learning some more about this incredible destination.

If you're eager to see a different side of Tokyo, staying in Shinbashi is a fabulous idea. An unique neighbourhood in the nation's capital, it sits a kilometre south of the city centre.

If you've heard travellers not only go bananas about Shinbashi but also Tokyo in general, then you won't be at all surprised to learn that approximately 8 300 000 people call it home.