Hotels in Shinjuku

"This is my second stay at this hotel and I continue to recommend it. It is within walking distance to several subway stations, so no matter where you are going, it is just a short walk from the hotel. And, the more I explore the immediate area around the hotel, the more I discover great restaurants and stores. We ate at the hotel restaurant for breakfast nearly every day. It has something for everyone. The room was clean and comfortable. If I had one thing to complain about, it is with the clothes dryers in the hotel laundromat. The washer took 30 minutes, but the dryers took 90 and some clothes were still damp, but because others were waiting, we settled with that."

"Location was really good for us first timers in Japan. Shinjuku is a city that never sleeps. I'm glad that we can't hear the noise from the outside from the 14th floor but the ventilation is horrendous. They have centralized air-conditioning which I never really felt during our stay. Not a single cold air on my skin, so had to go to bed sometimes covered in sweat because of the heat. Sometimes, it's cooler when you step outside the room, I even joked about maybe just sleeping on the hallway to get some good sleep. Other than that, everything else is actually okay. The rooms are tiny so packing up everything you bought will be a struggle but you'll work your way around it."

"The room maintained a reasonable level of cleanliness, though we were caught off guard by the mandatory housekeeping service every three days. We prefer our personal items remain undisturbed during our stay. The hotel operates with minimal staff presence, relying entirely on self-service kiosks for check-in and check-out procedures. Unfortunately, we won't be returning due to an apparent plumbing issue that caused an unpleasant odor in the bathroom. Additionally, the thermostat proved ineffective at maintaining a comfortable temperature—the room consistently felt too warm during the evening hours. The location is also quite inconvenient, situated far from most tourist attractions and requiring over 30 minutes of subway travel each way."

"Old hotel "

"I did not try the restaurant. "

"Hotel was amazing the location is pretty challenging for a family "

"I haven't done a Capsule Hotel EVER. It was my first go at it. It was really an interesting experience. You have to go expecting that you DO NOT have your own room, or really your own private space. Even the capsule that you stay in you really can't leave stuff in there. You'll have to lock up stuff in your locker, and have to leave between 11-3pm daily. BUT they do have a sauna for men. haha I totally have mixed feelings on this experience, but far as you have a place to sleep. And location is pretty amazing, right next to golden gai. BASICALLY: Go in there with expectations that YOURE NOT AT THE FOUR SEASONS, and you have a place to sleep and a solid location to base out of. You'll be in good shape. Would i do it again...? Mmmmmm ~ i'll leave it to pricing options in the area, but if i'm gonna be in Shinjiku and want to pay minimal. Yes i would."

"We were shocked by the extremely small room upon check in. I was pleased the Shinjuku Prince staff worked hard to accommodate us and offer a fair, but pricey upgrade option to a bigger room. Once in this room, we had some issues with noise, but the floor staff were responsive and helped address this problem. All things considered, our stay was enjoyable and if you want to be close to activity- the Shinjuku Prince offers an unbeatable location in this key Tokyo ward."

"I got the queen mattress and the room was still very small. Bathroom was extremely small and for some reason it’s not flat on the ground. Room was pretty much the bed. I love the coffee and barely attached but k wouldn’t eat there much as I came to try local food. Not the furthest from the station but it’s a 15 min walk everytime you come back. Always had issues with busses drop me off close. Very nice park and very close to a Familymart and close to a bus stop"