Hotels in Shinjuku/Nakano, Tokyo

The receptionist Harry, is pleasant, helpful and can speak good English. Able to provide assistance when I ask for the directions and services of the hotel. A very convenient hotel beside Lawson, 7-11 mart with many eateries! Welcome drinks/ coffee at lobby and water dispenser on every floor. But a bit rowdy at night as it is near the night spot.

The room was great and spacious. The hotel is also located in a prime location which makes it convenient for travellers to move around. I would surely book with Hilton again when I come back.

The Bellustar is a beautiful, new, sparkling hotel with big floor to ceiling windows and lovely decor. The atmosphere is serene and there are few rooms, so we had a quiet and pleasant stay. The room size and layout was comfortable. We used the concierge once and found she was very professional and assisted us perfectly. There is only one disadvantage: Even though there is a choice of the main course for breakfast, the side dishes and bread are exactly the same every day, which was a bit monotonous. However, if you order breakfast the evening before to be sent to your room, there is the option to have a Japanese breakfast. The building has its own airport limousine stop, and also a complimentary and serviced coffee/juice bar area on the ground floor which is handy when coming or going from the hotel.

This is a great little hotel. Rooms are small which is not unusual in Tokyo but they are very new, clean, quiet and secure - which is just what you want for a nice night’s sleep, the rest of your time in Tokyo you’ll be out and about!! Lobby has a coffee and tea machine. Hotel is in a fantastic location in a really cute area. Right near a metro station but we walked to Shinjuku easily.

Due to the flight delay on the first day of check-in, it took a long time to find the location of the apartment at night. The map is very useful. In fact, the navigation is quite accurate. We also printed the route map provided by the landlord to save time. In the next few days, I found that the location was pretty good, with easy access, with stations and convenience stores everywhere, which was very convenient.

Tried to stay in Keio plaza hotel again after returned from Mt Fuji. This time arranged us to south tower , though it said to be upgraded, the hotel room is not as new as Main tower, however, due to its not at executive floor, the toilet was not same as main tower which renovated. Room size is still very spacey and big enough for our big bags to open. It’s tidy and clean. Breakfast offering at 2nd floor which is lots of choices. Food all yummy and fresh! Hotel prices gone up because of cherry blossom, however, it’s still the best location and walking to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden!

We took the Airport Limousine directly to the hotel, which was a really nice perk to start our first visit to Tokyo. The staff were friendly and helpful at check-in, and the self checkout was very convenient. We were there to celebrate our 44th anniversary, so we were given a room with a view of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. The daily towel changes and complimentary bottled water were a nice treat. We didn't eat at the hotel, so I can not comment on the food. The location is ideal, especially when we checked out and had to get to Shinjuku Station to take a train to Yokohama. We took one day street which was great with luggage in tow. We didn't have to drag our luggage through the crowds and uneven sidewalks. The self-serve amenities are very convenient, and we love the sponge. Thank you for a wonderful first-time experience.

A few minutes from Shinjuku Station East Exit, you can’t miss it from hundreds of metres away, it’s the building with Godzilla’s head sticking out 50 m above the ground. Lots of restaurants on the ground floor, convenience stores, and in the middle of Kabukicho, literally open 24 hours. Cafe and some Godzilla souvenirs on the 8th floor lobby level, where you can get close up and personal with the star attraction himself. The rooms are fine, nice sized bath, but you need to close the blind at night to shut out the light pollution.