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The location of the hotel in Shinjuku is perfect for those who want to explore the city. The hotel offers free shuttle to the train station from where you can take the subway to any part of the city. There is also a 7-Eleven located...More
The rooms were elegantly furnished and spacious, with small welcoming touches by housekeeping to ensure that our stay was comfortable and requests were always met.
Staff were always courteous and extremely helpful, and able to communicate fluently in English.
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The property is conveniently located in Shinjuku but away from the noisier areas. The shuttle bus was conveniently and efficiently run taking us to the Shinjuku station where the action is. In the underground below the hotel property is also another subway line. The convenience...More
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Everyone at the hotel whether the GM, front desk, concierge, made sure they go the extra mile to give us the best experience during our visit. very attentive, helpful, and caring. truly enjoyed our stay. food was great. location and the free shuttle worked well...More
Best thing about the hotel: staff are excellent and very helpful. Hotel could use a refresh. F&B overpriced, as it tends to be with chain hotels. Very quiet - good if that's what you're looking for. Proximate to Shinjuku station, but unless you NEED to...More
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Shinjuku is the commuting capital of Tokyo, and contains the busiest train station in the world. To the west, there's an office district with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office at its center. To the east, there’s a district with long-established department stores, cinemas and theaters. Shinjuku Gyoen is a park originally built as the garden for the Imperial Household. It is quite famous as a venue for
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cherry-blossom viewing in March and April. In Shinjuku, many restaurants operate all night, and districts such as Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) or Shinjuku Golden Machi have back streets filled with tiny restaurants and bars that reflect each owner’s unique taste and style.
Yes, but you need to communicate with the hotel about your arrangement. We have a family of 4 w2 adults and 2 children age 10 & 6. I emailed the hotel; they allowed us to stay in one room.
