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Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
4.6/52116 Reviews

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Shinjuku/Nakano Tokyo|1.53km from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo offers a luxurious and comfortable stay in the heart of Japan's bustling capital. Boasting a prime location in Shinjuku, this hotel provides easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment. Also, it is walking distance to various lines making traveling easier. The hotel is 34 storey high. The panoramic views from higher floors with the huge window, especially overlooking the iconic Mount Fuji from a distance makes it a memorable stay. There are also dining places at Keio Plaza Hotel offering Japanese, international, and fusion cuisine. There is also a convenience store at level 2 that close at 2am for those who want to get some small bites, snacks or drinks. It is huge and because it’s located in the hotel, shelves are pretty filled up. The hotel's facilities, include a well-equipped fitness center and a relaxing pool (didn’t get to try as it is winter). The attention to cleanliness and maintenance throughout the property adds to the sense of comfort and well-being. There is also 2 in 1 washing machine with dryer at L18 at the south tower for usage starting from 500yen, depending on what the features you would like it to be, best of all, it comes with detergent. What truly sets Keio Plaza Hotel apart is its exceptional service. The staff is known for their professionalism, attentiveness, and hospitality, ensuring that guests feel welcomed and well taken care of throughout their stay. The attention of all the staffs to detail from check in and amenities reflects the commitment to providing a high-quality experience for guests. While the hotel's location in the vibrant Shinjuku district provides easy access to entertainment and transport, it's worth noting that the immediate surroundings can be bustling, reflecting Tokyo's energetic pace. However, once inside the hotel, guests can enjoy a serene and tranquil escape. In summary, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo stands out as a premium accommodation choice, offering a perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and impeccable service. Whether you're a business traveler or a tourist exploring Tokyo, this hotel provides a refined retreat in the heart of the city.
Park Hyatt Tokyo
4.8/578 Reviews

Park Hyatt Tokyo

Shinjuku/Nakano Tokyo|1.73km from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Booked a deluxe king for 5 nights through the Hyatt website. The hotel is very large and the common areas are large, beautiful, and decorated in a very classy manner. Views are amazing from pretty much everywhere. The gym is well equipped and maintained. The swimming pool is smaller than I imagined and yes, you do need to reserve a time to use it. The hallways on the floors where the rooms are were quite dimly lit with dark wallpaper. I would say these hallways could use some updating in terms of the decor. The location of the hotel is a bit out of the way as the closest metro station (Shibuya) is a 15-20 minute walk. I usually ended up taking the bus or a cab to the station, or when it was early - walked. The shuttle wasn't all that frequent so I never took it. Check-in was very service oriented with someone leading me from the lobby to the check-in desk and giving me the low-down on the hotel. Actual check-in took took longer than I had hoped but I had just come from a 16 hour flight and really just wanted to go to sleep. As a Hyatt Explorist, I was upgraded to a larger corner room with more light. At first, they said they were willing to offer me the room at a special rate and when I said no thanks, they just upgraded me for free. I felt this was weird as you either have the availability to upgrade someone with elite status, or you don't. The room was large by Tokyo standards with lots of windows. I didn't find the decor staid as other reviewers have noted. I would say the decor is classic and refined. I've been to Tokyo several times already so I actually spent a bit of time in the room in the morning before heading out. It was a good amount of space to spread out, have some room service, and just relax. There are power plugs near the bed for those of us who like to charge their phone nearby. TV channels are limited though and there is no way to cast streaming services from your phone. The bathroom has a Dyson hair dryer which I enjoyed. Housekeeping was consistently great. The room was always clean, toiletries replenished, and requests were always delivered promptly. I had the breakfast buffet the first morning I was there and then room service every morning after as it doesn't cost any more than eating in the restaurant. The buffet was great and I would recommend trying it at least once. You get to order one main egg dish or french toast/pancakes and then there is the buffet. The spread wasn't as large as other hotels/resorts I've been to but everything there was high quality and delicious. Oftentimes, larger buffets have a mix of decent food and just edible filler stations. But everything here was really good. All of the food stations were actually very small as the kitchen kept replacing them with fresh food. Room service was always delivered quickly and set up perfectly. I ordered the Japanese breakfast one morning (it's the only breakfast available for delivery at 6am) which was tasty but kind of left me a bit hungry. All other mo

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Book Tea Bed Shinjuku-Gyoen
3.9/520 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
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Really good, one bedroom and one bathroom, especially comfortable, suitable for two people to travel. Everything in the room is clean and tidy. The bathroom and bed are also very clean. It feels the same as at home, very good! The location is better, the transportation is also convenient, and it is convenient for shopping and traveling! There is a special place for luggage storage, so it is a good choice if it is inconvenient to store more things in the house or if you need to go out temporarily, and it is free. The landlord is also very enthusiastic and the service is very good. Will come again!
Toyoko Inn Tokyo Shinjuku Gyoemmae Eki 3 Ban Deguchi
4.2/588 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
Started here for five nights. Nothing fancy, but great value for a nice and comfortable stay. Perfectly lofted in Shinjuku, walking distance to most within the area and plenty of restaurants around. I like that this property is located off of a small side street and quiet. Check in was efficient and fast and morning breakfast is basic but enough to get one through the day. Rooms are actually not that small (I’ve stayed in smaller in Tokyo) for one person. Be prepared for a very firm mattress. Rooms have all of the modern conveniences. Wi-Fi fast and reliable. Lawson down the corner for provisions. You can opt out of daily housekeeping, and instead every morning a bag of fresh towels is left out your door which I really liked so one can speed in and not be disturbed. For the price and location I highly recommended this property. Toiletries are provided at the front desk for you to help yourself.
Shinjuku City Hotel N.U.T.S Tokyo
3.6/579 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
My experience was a bit different than some other reviewers. Others referred to the peeling paint in the bath. My room musts have been remodeled (it was on the 5th floor) because it seemed newly done, and had a nice acrylic sort of covering on the walls. I stayed in a western room, and it had plenty of room as a single traveler. I especially liked the bath, as it had full Japanese bath facilities, including a wide variety of lotions and creams. The layout of the room was fine, with the toilet in a separate small room and the bath separate again from the sleeping area. The shower pressure was great, as is typical in Tokyo. I found the bed to be comfortable and the pillows were soft. My biggest gripe with the place is the wifi. For whatever reason, I found the wifi to drop constantly on my phone. My laptop security software gave me a warning of some outdated security settings on the hotel's wifi system, so I don't know if that was relevant or not. All I do know is that I found the wifi on my phone to be unreliable. In general, if you have a pocket wifi device for backup, this is a nicely-located, well-equipped budget choice near to Shinjuku.
Shinjuku Hotel Park Inn
3.6/548 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
It was not so bad as it rated here. The staff was super helpful, they have luggage service and sent our luggage to the next stop. The location was perfect! The room is not very fresh and new but it is ok enough to stay in
9h Nine Hours Woman Shinjuku
4.6/554 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
It's really great. The separation of luggage and sleeping area is a really excellent design. It can ensure that the sleeping area is absolutely quiet, and no one will make the sound of packing luggage in the middle of the night (especially the sound of paper bags and plastic bags). The entire youth hostel is really excellent. The overall stay experience and cleanliness are perfect. I stayed for 4 days in a row, and the pajamas, towels, toothbrushes and toothpaste in the bag were all updated every day, which was really great. It’s perfect for a single person. I’ll choose this place again next time I come.
Residence Hotel Will Shinjuku
3.5/516 Reviews
Shinjuku/Nakano
The room, bed, towels, and refrigerator are all clean. The size of the 7,200 yen room and the 7,700 yen room seem to be different, so check carefully when assigning a room. There was a small bathtub in every room, so it was nice to soak in warm water for a while. Poor soundproofing and dryness of the room were the faults, You can adjust the lighting while lying on the bedside lamp, There is basically a multi-tap in the outlet on the desk, etc. It was nice to be considerate of customers down to the smallest details. The kind boss made an effort to guide you in Korean using a translator, I was worried about the weight of my luggage before going to the airport, but they brought a scale on purpose. I was able to check the weight of the luggage in advance. I am 100% willing to revisit tip. If the payment method is Naver Pay, Kakao Pay, etc. Apply the discount of each payment method and pay cash on site You can make a reservation for a little cheaper than doing it.

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