Tokyo, the city of sushi, karaoke, amazing parks, better views and hotels which require a second mortgage. As one of the greatest and most affluent cities in the world it’s finest hotels command princely sums for a nights stay, but using points you can experience some of the finest service, views and amenities you’ll find anywhere without dropping a dime. Here are a few clutch hotels…

a bedroom with a large window and a bed

Andaz Tokyo…

Points Per Night: 25,000 Points per night versus $650+.

Location: Roppongi Hills

Vibe: luxe, hip, boutique, unbelievable bar, high rise views, service.

Get The Points: Hyatt credit card, Hyatt Hotels stays, Chase Ultimate Rewards points.

a room with a bed and a table and chairs

Prince Sakura Tower Autograph Collection…

Points Per Night: 40,000 Marriott points or 14,000 SPG Points versus $425.

Location: Minato Ku

Vibe: clean, sophisticated, business traveler, great facilities.

Get The Points: Marriott card, SPG card, SPG or Marriott stays, Uber rides, Chase Points.

a room with a large window

Conrad Tokyo…

Points Per Night: 80,000 to 95,000 points per night versus $450+.

Location: Minato Ku

Vibe: five star, traditional, business, sleek, great views, trendy neighborhood.

Get The Points: Hilton card, points purchase (100% bonus), Hilton stays, Citi + Chase Points.

a room with a bed and a television

Prince Gallery Kiochio Luxury Collection

Points Per Night: 35,000 SPG Points or 105,000 Marriott Points versus $500+.

Location: Chiyoda Ku

Vibe: clean, sophisticated, business traveler, great facilities.

Get The Points: SPG card, Marriott card, SPG or Marriott stays, Uber rides.

a couch and table with a view of a city

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Points Per Night: 25,000 Hyatt Points versus $500+.

Location: Shinjuku

Vibe: iconic, five star, top floors, fuji views, epic bar, old world grandeur.

Get The Points: Hyatt credit card, Hyatt Hotels stays, Chase Ultimate Rewards points.

Gilbert Ott is an ever curious traveler and one of the world's leading travel experts. His adventures take him all over the globe, often spanning over 200,000 miles a year and his travel exploits are regularly...

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