Deal negotiated for you
- The 13-day & 12-night stay in the accommodation mentioned (or similar)
- Stay in Tokyo | Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda 3*
- 4 nights in a Standard double or twin room - Stay in Kyoto | Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo 3*
- 4 nights in a Standard double or twin room - Hotel Venue-G Seoul Myeong Dong 3* in Seoul
- 4 nights in a Standard double or twin room - Breakfasts
- Flights departing from the city of your choice
- The flight Osaka - Seoul
- Transfer from Tokyo Airport to hotel by shared shuttle bus included
- Tokyo - Osaka train transfer
- The transfer by limousine bus or train Kyoto / Kansai Airport
- Return transfer from Seoul airport to Seoul hotel in private vehicle
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Your stay starts here
Tokyo - Kyoto - Seoul Combined trip
Discover the splendour of Tokyo, Kyoto and Seoul.
Immerse yourself in the very essence of Japanese culture in Tokyo and Kyoto, where tradition and modernity merge in perfect harmony. Explore Zen gardens and ancient temples as you stroll through the picturesque lanes of Kyoto, then feel the excitement of Tokyo's city life.
Then, allow the irresistible charm of Seoul to captivate you, with its imperial palaces, ultramodern skyscrapers, and traditional districts. Embark on an unforgettable adventure where you can freely explore Japanese and Korean traditions while enjoying an extraordinary holiday that connects these two countries in a unique way.
Your stay:
- 4 nights in Tokyo, staying at the 3-star Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda
- 4 nights in Kyoto, staying at the 3-star Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo
- 4 nights in Seoul, staying at the 3-star Venue-G Hotel Seoul Myeong Dong
PLEASE NOTE: Hotels may be subject to change in the event of unavailability. However, we will always try to accommodate you in hotels of a similar standard.
Your accommodation
During your stay, you will be accommodated for 4 nights in Tokyo, 4 nights in Kyoto and 4 nights in Seoul in the following 3-star (local standards) hotels (or similar):
- Tokyo: 4 nights' accommodation at the 3-star Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda
- Kyoto: 4 nights' accommodation at the 3-star Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo
- Seoul: 4 nights, accommodation at the 3-star Venue-G Hotel Seoul Myeong Dong
Please note:
Hotel classifications are rare and not well documented in South Korea. You will be staying in 'standard' rooms. This intermediate and comfortable range has been defined by our destination experts.
In the event of unavailability, hotels may be subject to change. However, we will always try to find you alternative accommodation of a similar standard.
Your board
During this stay, you will be accommodated with breakfast included.
Breakfast
Includes an assortment of hot and cold drinks and sweet and savoury dishes.
Stay in Tokyo | 3-star Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda
Hotel
Choose the Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda for your next getaway in the heart of Japan's capital and get closer to must-see attractions. The Tokyo Dome, the Museum of Science and Technology, and the iconic Akihabara district await you. Behind a sleek façade, the hotel reveals a contemporary interior design. The combination of natural wood and metal creates a peaceful and warm atmosphere, perfect for relaxation. Each morning, you are welcomed in a beautiful room to enjoy a hearty breakfast, starting your day off on the right foot.
Double Room
The double room offers 13 m² of optimised space. You will enjoy all the modern comforts, such as a refrigerator, desk and television. On-demand content is also available to ensure you have an enjoyable evening.
Restaurants and bars
With its industrial-inspired décor and bookshelves, the hotel restaurant is a cosy and peaceful haven in the heart of the Japanese capital's bustling city centre. It is open for breakfast.
The hotel offers a continental breakfast every morning. You can also help yourself to unlimited coffee. This will give you all the energy you need to start your day of exploration. Bookshelves invite you to enjoy these moments in complete relaxation.
Activities & Lifestyle
Experience unforgettable moments starting from the Comfort Hotel Tokyo Kanda. Whether on foot or by metro, you'll have a plethora of sites and attractions to discover.
Within about ten minutes on foot, you'll reach the bustling streets of the Akihabara district, a paradise for tech enthusiasts and manga fans. Just a bit further, the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace promise a contemplative visit. Continue by exploring the Dome and the Science Museum. To expand your options, head to Kanda Station to catch a train or the metro.
Stay in Kyoto | 3-star Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo
Hotel
Ideally located in the centre of Kyoto, Japan, the 3-star Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo is an elegant establishment close to amenities. It is the perfect address to discover the historical and cultural treasures of the former imperial capital. Simple and modern, this city hotel offers comfortable rooms suitable for a couple, a family, or friends. It also houses welcoming lounges and a dining room where hearty breakfasts can be enjoyed. Thanks to its proximity to public transport, this three-star will be your base for an enriching stay.
Standard Double Room
Simplicity and elegance come together in the 15 m² standard double room. The bright room is furnished with a double bed designed for two people and a practical desk. A bathroom with a bathtub completes this room with its refined and contemporary décor.
Restaurants and bars
From breakfast onwards, the hotel's catering service will delight your taste buds. The dishes on offer showcase Japanese cuisine.
The bright dining room is the perfect place to start your day with a delicious meal. Hot drinks, vitamin-packed juices, pastries and savoury dishes are sure to delight you.
Activities & Lifestyle
The hotel's relaxation spaces offer a break between adventures in the city of Kyoto. Everything is designed to ensure pleasant moments in a peaceful environment.
Days will be filled with relaxing moments at the hotel and excursions in the city. In the morning, a hearty breakfast will help you recharge with vitamins. You can then unwind in the lounges to read a book from the library or plan your day's activities using the free Wi-Fi. Once ready, you'll explore the surroundings where temples, palaces, and lush gardens will captivate you.
Stay in Seoul | 3-star Venue-G Seoul Myeong Dong
Hotel
North of the Han River, Venue G Seoul Hotel opens its doors in the central district of Jongno-gu. To make your stay in the historic heart of Seoul a moment of relaxation and indulgence, the establishment offers its modern rooms, breakfast restaurant, and friendly bar. Just a few minutes' walk away, metro lines 1, 2, 3, and 5 (Jongno 3-ga and Euljiro 3-ga stations) allow you to move freely across the South Korean capital.
Standard Double Room
Ideal for a romantic getaway in the Gwanhun-dong neighbourhood, the standard double rooms can accommodate up to two guests. These 18.5 m² rooms feature a double bed. Amenities include Wi-Fi, an LCD television, a minibar and an electric kettle.
Restaurants and bars
During your stay in the heart of South Korea's capital, the Venue G Seoul hotel invites you to discover new flavours. Throughout the day, feel free to taste the delicious creations offered by the VenueG restaurant and the SOAVE café.
As Seoul awakens, the hotel invites you to the VenueG restaurant, where a rich and varied breakfast buffet awaits you. From the early hours of the morning, you will come here for the quality of its local and international specialities.
Located in the lobby of the establishment, the SOAVE café welcomes you throughout the day. You can stop by to share a convivial and gourmet moment over a hot drink, a craft cocktail or a long drink.
Activities & Lifestyle
Situated in the Gwanhun-dong district, Venue G Seoul Hotel is an ideal destination to explore the best that South Korea's capital has to offer.
In the heart of Jongno-gu, the hotel is surrounded by some of Seoul's most remarkable tourist and cultural sites. Nearby, the banks of the Cheonggyecheon offer an ideal setting for a green walk dotted with artistic installations. By metro or bus, it takes no more than 15 minutes to reach Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Bukchon Hanok Village is accessible in less than 20 minutes.
Useful information
ACCOMMODATION
Check-out is usually in the morning ( 10 a.m.)
Check-in is generally mid-afternoon ( 3 - 4 p.m.)
Age range of children: 2 - 11 years / Babies are not allowed
The accommodation included in this trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
In Japan, hotel rooms are often quite narrow and the beds small.
Single rooms are available at extra cost.
Any specific request concerning the type of sleeping accommodation (double bed/separate beds) is subject to availability and may incur a supplement.
For technical reasons, hotels may be replaced with similar accommodation, and stopovers may be reversed.
Please note that some hotels offer an eco-friendly package, which involves bedding and room cleaning being carried out approximately every 3 days (depending on the establishment).
If the first or last day is cut short due to late arrival or early departure caused by airline schedules, no reimbursement will be made. Similarly, any meals included in the board package that cannot be taken due to these timetables cannot be reimbursed.
TRANSPORT
AIRPORT - HOTEL TRANSFER BY SHARED SHUTTLE: The shared shuttle will take you directly from the airport to your hotel and vice versa. The shuttle may make several stops along the way.
RAIL TRANSPORT: In Japan, the train is the most convenient means of travel. Large towns and villages are well served, and the Japanese rail network is diverse and highly functional. You can even travel on the famous Shinkansen, Japan's 320km per hour high-speed train!
AIRPORT TRANSFER BY LIMOUSINE BUS: The limousine bus runs from the airport to the bus stop nearest your hotel and vice versa. The vehicle makes several stops along the way.
PRIVATE TRANSFER: With the private transfer, your driver will pick you up in front of your arrival hall at the airport and drop you off directly in front of your hotel (and vice versa). Your driver will be waiting for you with a sign indicating your name.
MEALS
Breakfast option: If, due to airline timetables, the first and last days are shortened by a late arrival or an early departure, no meal will be refunded. Depending on the time constraints of the excursions or transport to the destination (train, bus, transfer, ferry, etc.), meals that cannot be taken at the hotel are at the customer's expense.
Discover the destination
Japan offers a thousand and one faces, and never disappoints its travellers. The famed land of the rising sun offers superb scenery in every season, culminating in spring with its famous cherry blossom. Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka... are all cities with rich histories and remarkable architectural details. And food lovers won't be left out in the cold, with a host of Japanese specialities. A trip to Japan is like diving into the heart of a country with a culture as rich as it is varied.
Important information about your destination
Uses and customs
Generally speaking, the Japanese are not very hands-on when it comes to everyday interaction. This applies to hugs, handshakes and other public displays of affection. The Japanese custom of bowing may seem strange if you're not used to it.
In Japan, you can't smoke in public spaces, on the street or on station platforms outside designated smoking areas. As for restaurants, bars and cafés, you'll need to find out in advance whether a smoking area is available. Please note that you may be fined for any infringement.
In the vast majority of Japanese homes, you are expected to remove your shoes on entering the home, so it is imperative that you do so on entering
Between Shintoism and Buddhism, Japan offers many temples and shrines to visit. Dress regulations are fairly flexible, but you'll often have to take off your shoes.
There are very few litter bins on the streets in Japan, but most konbini (mini-markets) have some. You can also dispose of plastic bottles and cans near drinks vending machines, of which there are many in Japan. It is common practice to keep your rubbish with you and then throw it away at home: so, be sure to bring a small plastic bag to keep it in.
Konbini are a major attraction in Japan. These small mini-markets, open 24/7 all year round, offer food, drinks, newspapers and all the essentials such as soap, razors, bandages and even tights and underwear. Some also offer ATMs for international credit cards. Major brands include 7 Eleven, Lawson and Family Mart.
Time difference
Osaka, Japan time is 8:00 hours ahead of London, United Kingdom
Electricity and internet access
Electrical sockets in Japan are different from those used in the UK. Japanese sockets are type A or B, with two parallel flat plugs. You will therefore need an adapter to plug in your appliances in Japan.
If you don't have an adapter, you can always ask for one at your hotel reception.
As in other countries, Japan has free internet in some places. But if you want to be connected all the time, there are 2 options: buy a SIM card or rent a Pocket Wi-fi.
It's a small box with a data SIM card that connects it to the Internet and looks like a portable modem-router: up to five to ten devices (computers, smartphones, tablets, etc.) can connect to the Pocket Wi-Fi at the same time to access the Internet and enjoy fast, unlimited access.
Safety
Japan is very safe, and the crime rate is quite low. However, like any other destination, travelers need to be aware of what's going on around them and know how to react in the event of a problem.
It is always possible, though unlikely, that you will fall victim to some form of petty crime during your stay in Japan. If you need help, head for a local koban, the small neighbourhood police stations that are scattered throughout Japanese neighbourhoods. If you don't know where to find one, just ask.
Currency
The yen (JPY) is available in 1,000, 2,000, 5,000 and 10,000 yen notes and 1, 5, 10, 50 and 500 yen coins. It's a good idea to carry a wallet for your Japanese coins throughout your stay in Japan, as their quantity (and weight in your wallet) increases rapidly.
Japan is a cash-based society. So be sure to carry some cash with you at all times.
If you don't have cash in advance, it's easy to change any currency into Japanese yen as soon as you arrive in the country. All major airports have currency exchange offices in their respective arrivals halls.
Weather
To travel in Japan, we recommend the shoulder seasons of April, May, June, September and October, which guarantee pleasant temperatures and little rain. Avoid the cool winter months of January and February.
Summer is not necessarily advisable, as it's very hot and humid.
Languages
The language spoken in Japan is Japanese.
Accommodation quality
The quality of accommodation in Japan is very good, and very close to or even equivalent to European standards, especially in tourist areas.
If you choose a more traditional hotel, the level of comfort will be lower. However, you will have the Japanese decoration and charm instead. But these are still very good hotels. Hotels are classified as 3-star, 4-star or 5-star according to local standards. The services provided may not be equivalent to 3-star, 4-star or 5-star European standards.
Food quality
Proud of the quality of its products and its traditions, Japan has maintained a rich and diverse culinary art. Despite its ever-growing international success, this art remains little-known. It is often associated with just a few emblematic dishes, such as sushi and ramen.
Japanese cuisine is often less rich in starch, fiber, vegetables and fruit, which may surprise visitors accustomed to a more varied diet.
The water in hotels is safe to drink.