Oak Hotel Tokyo

... so plan to start heading south towards where Roz and Emma are staying. Two days ago (Friday) I left the Oak hotel in Ueno and got the underground to Tokyo station. I was planning to do a bit of sight-seeing before going to Takashimadaira. I met a guy ...

... Ueno, so thats kinda an easy choice. A super efficient 70 mins later and I'm in the bustling heart of Tokyo. I've booked into the OAK Hotel, not because of any great preference except availability at last minute. And I do take the art of last minute ...

... we could get into our hotel and get set for some serious tourist impersonations, a walk around the park near our hotel and then into one of Tokyo's many museums. Now we would have went into any air conditioned building just to get out of the stifling heat ...

... up one way streets, no-one bads an eyelid. No arguments, no one feels uses their horn, people seem very laid back....and I thought Tokyo was gonna be this big, fast panic-stricken city where no one would give you the time of day. Had a meal this afternoon ...

... get a hold of Pete but eventually the Oak Hotel got back to me and they did have a vacancy.  Thank god! So we arrived at the Oak Hotel, went and got dinner at Maccas (I picked up my Pokemon Calendar! :D) and now we are back to get some rest to go to ...

... TOO much of a challenge in coming to a country where the language is so alien to me. I managed to walk the ten minutes to the Oak Hotel and once my bag was stashed, I headed out for the sights of Tokyo. All a bit weird really and very exciting. The first ...

... Rippongi for some drinks. oh man.............blurblur blur blur...........walk home to train............. train.....................hotel.......................9am.................oh.............man!!!! july 11th hungover. slept all day. ate. drank ...

... of hesitancy and his smile cracked just a little bit, but eventually he admitted that he had approached me because he owned a hotel in Jaisalmer that just opened its doors and was searching the train for potential guests.  I gave him a disapproving ...

... paellas I have had there.  After the dinner, I called it a day and immediately dragged my tired body back into my hotel.  A long fulfilling day indeed.  June 21, 2010 My body was screaming “Stop torturing me!” when I woke up ...

... and trimmings on top. I don't think I have ever seen (never mind experienced) luxury quite like this. It's the Les Ottomans hotel spa in Kurucesme. Yesterday I enjoyed a one hour massage in the spa which contains: a Finish sauna (with plasma TV), ...

... knew the old CFO of COLT from his days working at EMI. The Fitzroy is an award winning, family run, 10 bedroom hotel & restaurant, set in 5 acres of landscaped gardens. The current owners restored the property some years ago to its original ...

... include large flat screen televisions, Bose sound systems, mood lighting, and Bulgari designer accessories.  No luxury hotel could consider itself complete without a unique,reviving spa.  The facilities here include eight treatment rooms.  ...

... that we had found a nice hostel to stay in with even a TV and a fridge in the room. We also had two nights in a nice hotel as a belated Birthday present for Beth, as we were in the camper when it was her B-day! On our first full day we just went for ...