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• E Hotel Higashi Shinjuku
  "Experience Korea BBQ in Japan"
  "This hotel is located just next to the Higashi Shinjuku train station but like all train stations in Japan, it's always a long walk from the train track to any of their exits! For food, this hotel is basically located at the Little Korea street where there are a few Korean supermarkets, Korean shop..."s and Korean BBQ and restaurants.And because our family is not a fan of Japanese sushi or sashimi, we were happy to have authentic Korean BBQ in Japan.Rooms not exactly big or spacious but definitely clean and sufficient for our family. Of course, you can't be squeezing in 4 in a bedroom of 2 but fitting in 4 of us (2 adults 2 boys) in a room for 3 was just nice.Walking to Shinjuku shopping area is possible but quite a walk because we learn that Higashi meant East in Japanese and so, Higashi Shinjuku meant walking 2-3 kms east of Shinjuku! " More >
• Hotel Sunroute Higashi Shinjuku
  "Tiny rooms but convenient location"
  "Gosh, the rooms are minuscule ! But if you're going to be out and about, of course then you only need a roof over your head. The room lacked spoons and cutlery and we had to get someone (the helpful but overworked receptionist) to bring up 2 little wooden spoon so we could eat some food with somethi..."ng. But otherwise, the rooms have free wifi, a television, a bed, a tiny little toilet/shower and barely enough room to walk to the door. The hotel is literally above the Higashi Shinjuku metro station on the very handy Toei Oedo line, but note this hotel is not in Shinjuku itself. If you want to get to shinjuku, it is a walkable and Isetan Shinjuku is just down the road from the hotel. Shinjuku is only 1 stop away along the Toei line (Shinjuku Nishiguchi station) so don't make the highly unnecessary mistake many initially do - which is to take Toei train to Tochomae and then switching trains to get to Shinjuku. Rooms are otherwise clean other than the frequent blare of ambulances (There i... " More >
• Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
  "Very Good Experience; YMMV"
  "My wife and I recently spent four nights at the Keio Plaza. We enjoyed it, but must note that much of our enjoyment may have hinged on a room upgrade that we received at check-in. We booked a "Biz" room, but were upgraded to a "Premium" room on a mid-30s floor. The Premium room, which looked to have..." been recently remodeled, was fantastic. Huge, by Tokyo standards. Great views. Nice furnishings. A couple of other nice touches: First, a business center with free printing and at least one computer left on an English-language setting. I know, a business center seems pretty mundane, but not all the hotels we stayed at in Japan had one. Second, on the ground floor there's a convenience store that's open late. Although the shops of Shinjuku aren't far away (among them, a 7-11 is about two blocks east of the hotel), it was nice to have a source of Cokes, etc., so close by. Finally, although it's pretty easy to get to the subway via surface roads, the hotel also connects to a tunnel that go... " More >