Tokyo City Guide - Boutique Hotels and the Best Restaurants, Bars and Clubs in Tokyo

Hg2's Tokyo city guide explores boutique hotels and the best restaurants, as well as bars, clubs, shops, sights and spas.

Tokyo. Flashing neon billboards, mirror smooth skyscrapers, 50th floor cocktails and clubbing until the sun rises. Or maybe cherry blossoms, sumo wrestlers, lantern-lit lanes and early morning sushi fix at the fish market. Say the word Tokyo and a maelstrom of conflicting images are likely to pop into mind. And with more than 12 million people squeezed into the sprawling urban landscape, it is perhaps little surprise that in one of the world's most densely populated city there is something for everyone.

HG2 MUST-PARTY...
Hidden among the love hotels that line the back lanes of Shibuya is a subterranean mecca for all things house and techno-related: Womb. Vast doors of steel mark its discrete entrance, while inside there are concrete floors... Read the full review here.

TURNING JAPANESE...
Hg2 has teamed up with The Independent to write a fortnightly travel column; each column focuses on one of our cities, and tells readers of the prestigious paper how to have a bloody good night out in that particular city. Read our column on Tokyo here.

HG2 MUST-STAY...
Most commonly know as That-Hotel-From-Lost-In-Translation, the Park Hyatt is the venue of choice among fun-loving, nocturnally-inclined city visitors... Read the full review here.

HG2 MUST-EAT...
Can't decide between sushi or shabu shabu? Tonkatsu or teppanyaki? Japanese food lovers stricken with indecision will find themselves in culinary nirvana at Nadaman, found at the Shangri-La Hotel... Read the full review here.

BOOK A TRIP...
Don't just read about it -- book it. Hg2 has teamed up with luxury holiday company Abercrombie & Kent to create itineraries fit for hedonists. Read about them here.

TOKYO...