Ace Inn Shinjuku Reviews

Got what paid ^^ Shower room cleanliness was unacceptable. Toilet of each floor was really not hygienic.

Good hotel and travelers from different nations.Good circumstance

Not a bad place to stay if your looking for budget options. Have stayed multiple times, very basic but cheap.

One of the dirtiest places I have ever been in. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting with flooded toilets that would not get cleaned up even when the staff were informed. Absolutely horribly disgusting, stay anywhere else.

I didn’t Even Go there because a friend of mine Said it’s horrible. So I tried to shorten my stay beforhand because canceling wasnt possible but they didn’t even respond and After two days they didn’t accept

its well

Good location not so far from Shinjuku station the hotel is good and clean

It was good

Baguss

Superb

The only good thing is that the location is very close to the subway station. The sanitary environment is poor. If you are arranged near the toilet, you will smell a strong smell of detergent, but it does not remove the toilet odor! 3 out of 4 dryers are broken! There is a small kitchen but it is not open! But the price is cheap, it is OK for a simple night.

I don't recommend staying here!! 1. Bed hygiene Not clean, a lot of black hair, and even a used contact lens in the quilt. 2. Public area on the fourth floor The floor mat is very dirty and has a lot of stains! And they force you to take off your shoes, which is disgusting. The toilets on the fourth floor are not cleaned frequently, and some toilets and sinks are very dirty. I stayed for four days, and the female physiological waste bins were never cleaned. Is this reasonable? 3. Shoe rack on the first floor Slippers were taken randomly, and I had to take other people's slippers. Everyone on the fourth floor also wore them randomly, and the slightly clean shoes could not be kept until the next day... The quality is too poor 4. Kitchen on the ninth floor Many people don't wash the dishes after eating, who are they going to wash? I can't understand. The few advantages: 1. The front desk is basically foreign, and the English communication is very smooth and the explanation is very detailed. 2. Luggage can be stored.

I have stayed in this youth hostel almost all of my recent trips to Tokyo, mainly because of its great location. It is right next to the Shinjuku Line Akebonobashi Station. There is also another line about a 10-minute walk away, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk to Shinjuku Sanchome. In short, it is very cost-effective.

There are no handles on the upper bunk bed and it is difficult to climb. The socket design is weird and difficult to use. It is difficult to adjust the hot and cold water in the bathroom. The indoor mops are not uniform and difficult to wear (I got flip-flops). It is unnecessary and I would not want to go.