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Set within a beautiful Japanese landscaped garden, the New Otani Tokyo is very centrally located cated and features an outdoor pool, modern gym, sauna and about 30 restaurants. 
 
Guest rooms are tastefully decorated and have comfortable beds, flat screen satellite TV, minibar, free WiFi. Some rooms have views of the Tokyo skyline or the gorgeous garden. 
 
The New Otani is less than 10 minutes' walk to 5 subway lines. Popular with gay travelers, as the Shinjuku gay nightlife can be reached in about 10 minutes.

Hotel New Otani Tokyo

Hotel New Otani Tokyo The Main

Hotel Adonis is a great value gay-friendly, male-only, hostel in Tokyo, located only a 6 minute walk from Ginza line Gaienmae Station. Equipped with ten bunk beds, two washrooms, and two shower rooms. Also available is a fun and funky common space for guests to use freely, as well as a sun terrace. The hostel is located in a secluded and quiet environment, but close enough to the exciting bustling Shibuya area, perfect for shopping and nightlife. Various activities also take place at the hostel, such as movie nights and temporary art galleries.

Hotel Adonis

Great-value budget hotel in the heart of Sapporo, located about 10 minutes' walk from local gay nightlife and popular tourist sights. 
 
Great rooms feature a flat screen TV and free WiFi. Free breakfast buffet every morning. Also onsite is an evening restaurant, massage spa and parking block.

Tmark City Hotel Sapporo

The affordable Osaka Tokyu REI Hotel is in excellent location, close to the Doyama <a title="Osaka gay bars &amp; clubs" href="https://www.travelgayasia.com/osaka-gay-bars/">gay scene</a> and a 10-minute walk from JR Osaka and Umeda stations. 
 
Guest rooms feature air conditioning, flat screen TV, free WiFi. You can enjoy breakfast buffet at the onsite Little Monster Café. As with most hotels in Japan, rooms are small, but you get your money's worth.

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Osaka Tokyu REI Hotel (ex Osaka Tokyu inn)

The Celestine is a upscale 4-star hotel in the Minato region of Tokyo, close to the Shibuya ward, the centre of gay nightlife. 
 
The rooms are sleek and modern, giving you great comfort in a bustling region of the city. 
 
Reviewers also loved the incredible views over the Tokyo skyline, an iconic sight. 
 
The Celestine has a great high-end restaurant as well as a bar and coffee shop.

The Celestine Tokyo

The Celestine

Yokohama Bay Sheraton offers excellent value and great location, very close to the JR Yokohama train station, and within 15 minutes to Chinatown, key attractions and gay nightlife. 
 
Guest rooms are tastefully decorated, each with a flat screen TV, air conditioning, free WiFi, minibar, electric kettle. The hotel has a nice indoor pool, a gym, 6 restaurants and a bar. Other facilities include a concierge, 24-hour desk, pastry shop and many more.

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