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Depart: Sat, 23 Feb 2019

Until: Sat, 02 Mar 2019

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Duration (nights): 7

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Sat, 23 Feb 2019

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Sat, 02 Mar 2019
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- Adults: 16+ years
- Teenagers: 12-15 years
- Children: 2-11 years
- Infants: 0-23 months
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- Adults: 16+ years
- Teenagers: 12-15 years
- Children: 2-11 years
- Infants: 0-23 months
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- Adults: 16+ years
- Teenagers: 12-15 years
- Children: 2-11 years
- Infants: 0-23 months
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Welcome to Moxy Tokyo Kinshicho

MOXY Tokyo Kinshicho is a little like the neighborhood it calls home: down-to-earth with a bit of an edge. Traditional Japanese hospitality makes sure everything you need is taken care of with furiously fast free Wi-Fi, a stylishly minimal room with a super-comfy bed, food and drinks available around the clock and quiet meeting space. MOXY, however, makes sure you have a good time along the way. Test your skills on the dance floor or with foosball in the Lounge, learn about the art of origami and calligraphy in the library, hit the gym or pedal your way around town on a bike. If you're serious about exploring, the hotel is near all the major sights including Tokyo Skytree, the Imperial Palace, Asakusa Sensoji Temple and the Tokyo Dome, where baseball and concerts draw big names and big crowds.