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"Great hotel in prime location."

"Perfectly located to explore Shinjuku and nearby the train station. Good food, nice staff, only the property is a little old, but overall, nice place "

"The location is great 5-10 min walk to about 5 different train lines. Rooms are big for Tokyo and clean with free water daily. It’s also very quiet, we never heard anyone else on our floor coming or going. And the staff are very friendly as well. Laundry room was a nice touch with machines that wash/dry in one and dispense their own detergent."

"The staff were very helpful and property was very clean. The hotel was in a good area with surrounding restaurants and bars."

"The room was extremely hot (in April no less) and there was no way to regulate it other than leave the door to the hallway open. Other than that, our room was clean, staff were nice, and location is great."

"Great hotel. Close to train stations. Rooms small but adequate for our family of 3. Amenities and towels replaced everyday. Great bakery and restaurant attached to the hotel made it convenient to get breakfast every day without going to far. Staff helpful at check in and check out."

"Staff was absolutely amazing. We decided after the first night to upgrade to one of the Godzilla rooms which was a little more spacious. The deep soaker bathtub was amazing! The only thing we missed out on was going outside to see the Godzilla head since it was closed for restoration."

"I've stayed at this hotel many times & the primary reason is the GREAT breakfast buffet. Althought the rooms tend to be on the smaller side, the breakfast makes you forget any downside of staying at this hotel! I'll be back next month!"

"😔 No bell hops to assist with luggage at entrance. No smiles at check in. No appreciation of guest; we were invisible. So-so breakfast. Basement dungeon gym. Very clean tiny room. Dark hotel without any personality, charm or grace. Located in a large complex, over a subway entrance, several restaurants in neighboring malls, interesting Panasonic Museum and quite fun Miyazaki-designed large copper clock with active parts. Next time, different hotel."