Top Hotels Near Musashiseki Park in Tokyo from AU$86

"Amazing breakfast "

"Location, price, quality, service, were all terrific. There is a bakery on the premises along with a Tapas restaurant where the food was delicious. The only concerns were that the beds were much too hard for us and the air conditioning did not work resulting in the room being a bit warm. With the latter, the windows do open so we were able to maintain a comfortable temperature by opening the window. Also, the room was small but perhaps not unusual for Shinjiku at this price point."

"The stay was fantastic. Fabio, the breakfast manager, was outstanding and really made us feel welcome. He went out of his way to provide us tour recommendations and of courses, our breakfast was always perfect with him there. Thank you Fabio!!"

"Nice hotel. Good service! "

"We had a great 3 night stay here! We were on the Godzilla floor. Our son loved it. Room was a good size for the 3 of us. Would recommend! "

"I didn't have time to try it"

"We chose this hotel because of its location to the Tokyo Marathon start line, which was about a 15-minute walk away. The hotel is also located near some great basic restaurants, an incredible park, and numerous subway lines. We would stay here again."

"The room, though small, was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. The staff were friendly. There is a Family Mart across the street and a 711 around the corner, as well as a Don Quijote. Kabukicho is known as a “bad” area, but I did not feel unsafe at any time walking from Shinjuku station to the hotel. The hotel itself is on a busy street with many people. Just north of the hotel is a nice neighbourhood with many cafes and restaurants. There are several train stations within 10-15 mins walk. The onsen was a nice amenity to have "

"Controlled temp in room perfectly. Quiet and clean room. Very good size bathroom by Tokyo standards. Very good size bathroom by Tokyo standards. Lobby area is a fun place for people watching as it is also a local gathering spot for foreigners in Japanese alike – especially with small dogs!"