Start with the places you want to visit
Before choosing a stay, list your arrival point and a few places you expect to visit. Compare those journeys on the official transport planner. An attractive hotel location is not automatically the most convenient starting point for your particular itinerary.
Check the ticket's scope
Tokyo Metro's official visitor-ticket page describes Tokyo Subway Tickets for Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, with 24-, 48- and 72-hour options. Check the current eligibility, validity and purchase instructions on that page rather than assuming one ticket covers every journey you have planned.
If your itinerary uses other transport services, check those operators separately. Compare the actual routes you expect to take before deciding whether a visitor ticket suits your visit. This guide does not quote ticket prices or promise that a pass will save you money.
Keep a practical route checklist
- Check the station nearest your accommodation, not just the district name.
- Compare the route from your arrival point separately from everyday sightseeing.
- Check transfer points and the official map before setting an itinerary.
- Recheck service information close to travel, especially for early or late journeys.
Connect the plan to your stay search
Once you understand your main routes, explore stays around the areas that fit them. Toodopon's hotel discovery can help you continue that search; final availability and booking terms belong to the booking provider.
This is general planning guidance, not a live transport bulletin. Consult the linked operator for current ticket and service information.