Hotels in Asia

Asia features vibrant and extensive cities worth a visit for any traveler. A good example is Tokyo, Japan's capital. Tokyo is a massive, sprawling city served by the best public transport systems. Tokyo provides an extensive rail network served by Japan's railway lines. They connect Tokyo Station with Shinagawa, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, and Shinjuku. Tokyo Metro and Toei operate the subway system. These subway lines are colour-coded and make navigation around Tokyo easy. Tokyo's Haneda Airport and Narita Airport provide flights to and from Tokyo to major cities worldwide. Toei provides an expansive bus network, and most buses have digital signage that highlights stops and journey details. In Tokyo, cars can be hectic to manage, given their outrageous parking fees, heavy traffic, and confusing roads. This makes Tokyo an ideal destination to visit by rail when exploring Asia. Travelers looking for cheap hotels in Asia, particularly in Tokyo, should consider the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier which lies a short walk to Nakagin Capsule Tower and Ginza Six.

Asia is the largest continent by size and population, and it offers several attractions for travelers. Asia boasts a bit of everything when it comes to attractions, and they range from skyscrapers to the majestic slopes of Mount Fuji. It also features architectural marvels and some of the oldest civilisations on earth. Travelers staying in Asia hotels should consider getting cheap hotels near the Dead Sea in Israel. It offers dark blue waters that touch the boundaries of Israel and Jordan. Most of the beaches along the Dead Sea are privately owned, and travelers have to pay an entrance fee. Travelers can consider staying in Olala Dead Sea Suites not far from Leonardo Club Private Beach in Neve Zohar. Angkor Wat in Siem Reap is another popular attraction in the Asian country of Cambodia. Siem Reap is a resort town that boasts magnificent tables and an exciting blend of Chinese and French architecture. It’s home to the Angkor National Museum, which houses archeological ruins of a stunning civilisation. Travelers can acquire Anglor Pass tickets at Siem Reap. Residence D'angkor Indochine lies within the heart of Siam Reap and is a quick drive to Siem Reap Art Center.

Asia provides a diverse party scene ranging from beach bars to laid-back clubs. It also features pub streets with cheap beers, nightclubs, and the tastiest fares in the world. A good example of a party destination in Asia is Phuket in Thailand. The city boasts a party epicenter and seaside beaches lined along Patong Beach. Inland, it provides a neon world with cheap drinks and loud tunes. Travelers looking for hotels in Asia can consider finding cheap hotels in Phuket like The Westin Siray Bay Resort & Spa. The hotel sits in an idyllic spot that overlooks the beach and the ocean. Asia boasts a hard-to-beat food culture with upscale restaurants, vendors, and markets. Taipei, a city in Taiwan, provides awesome street food with delicacies like sandwiches, fried chicken cutlets, and grilled fish. Travers can book accommodation at Grand Hyatt Taipei that lies adjacent to the Taipei 101 skyscraper for a chance to explore the city's diverse cuisine.

Asia has a fair share of modern iconic cities with historical and culturally significant cities spread across the continent. A good destination for art and culture lovers is George Town in Malaysia. It houses Kek Lok Si Temple, which offers paid guided tours of the Buddhist Temple. Travelers can also take paid guided tours of Kek Lok Si, a castle-like temple that mixes Chinese, Burmese and Thai designs. George Town also houses Pinang Peranakan Mansion which offers paid guided tours that let travelers explore a huge collection of artworks in carved woods and doors. The mansion’s design blends architectural designs from England, Italy and Scotland. Kapitan Keling Mosque is the oldest Anglican church in Malaysia and travelers can get on free tours of the historical center. George Town museums are most crowded during June, September and March. Travelers looking to visit George Town when it’s least crowded can visit during February and December. Travelers can consider staying in U Hotel Penang, which lies just a short drive from the University of Science, Malaysia.

The most popular destinations in Asia are Malé (80% more often visited by momondo users), Patong (79% more often visited by momondo users), and Denpasar (66% more often visited by momondo users). These cities are great options when planning your trip to Asia.

The cheapest destination for travellers looking to go to Asia is Hat Yai, which is 95% cheaper than the average price of a hotel in Asia. The average nightly rate for a hotel in Hat Yai is R168. Those looking for alternatives to Hat Yai can take a trip to Salem, India or Da Nang as well.

Nightly hotel rates in Salem, India are typically just R417, which is 88% below the average price of hotels in Asia.

If you’re more interested in Da Nang, you can get a hotel there for around R465 per night, which is 87% cheaper than Asia’s average.

The most popular landmarks in Asia are Orchard Road, Petronas Towers, and Sentosa. These landmarks are typically very hot tourist destinations.

Orchard Road is located in Singapore, where the average price for a hotel room is R2 847/night.

Petronas Towers is located in Kuala Lumpur, where the average price for a hotel room is R1 127/night.

Sentosa is located in Singapore, where the average price for a hotel room is R2 847/night.

The average price for a hotel room in the entire area of Asia is R3 307/night. momondo would consider any price under that to be a cheap rate for our users.

If you’re looking to visit a country in Asia that is usually on the cheaper side, consider visiting Malaysia (R1 127/night on average), China (R1 664/night on average), and Thailand (R1 910/night on average). These are the cheapest countries in Asia to book a hotel in.

As of February 2025, there are 913 245 operators available to choose from for hotels in Asia.

Prices for hotels in Asia refresh daily.