The room is pretty spacious for Japanese hotel standards, I was able to open my two big luggages and with still enough space to walk around the room. The price point is also very affordable, considering the location in Shinjuku and the season (sakura season). It is located within walking distance of both Higashi-Shinjuku station and Okubo station, both of which are central to connecting to different parts of Tokyo. I would definitely recommend this hotel as good value for money if you want to stay around Shinjuku

The breakfast area seems too small for the capacity of the hotel - there are always no seats available during breakfast. The hotel I think is aware of it as they have takeaway containers available for those who want to eat inside their rooms instead. The coffee is not good however, so better get some from the 711 across the street.

The location was very convenient for Shin-okubo station and not too far from Shinjuki station. It is also a few minutes away from the louder parts of Shinjuku. Free breakfast was great as well even if you just want to grab something small. Probably my favorite part of the hotel. Will stay again if traveling alone

Although I was okay with it, I do have to mention the bed was pretty hard. It was great for me though as I prefer a slightly harder bed, but if you like softer beds, you're going to be really disappointed

The Toyoko Inn Shinjuku Kabukicho was my home in Tokyo for an unforgettable week, and I couldn’t be happier with my experience. From the impeccable service to the thoughtful amenities, this hotel truly exceeded my expectations in every way. The staff is outstandingly friendly, and I was particularly impressed by their use of iPad translators, ensuring that every question or request was accurately and promptly addressed. It’s clear they go above and beyond to make guests feel comfortable and welcome. The rooms, while cozy, are exceptionally well-designed for convenience. I managed to comfortably store two large suitcases, thanks to clever features like storage space under the bed. I also loved that the windows open, allowing for fresh air—a rare feature in many city hotels. The heater and air conditioner worked perfectly, providing personalized temperature control, which was a huge plus for me. Despite its compact size, the bathroom was a highlight of my stay. I indulged in warm, soothing baths every night—a luxurious treat after exploring Tokyo’s bustling streets. While the beds are on the firmer side, I still slept incredibly well, waking up refreshed and ready to explore. The wireless internet was superb, easily handling my Zoom meetings without a hitch, which is a major bonus for business travelers. But what truly sets this hotel apart is its unbeatable location. Nestled in the heart of Shinjuku, it provides easy access to all the excitement, from vibrant nightlife to incredible dining options. And yet, the hotel itself offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s energy. Staying in Shinjuku can often be pricey, but the Toyoko Inn offers fantastic value for money without compromising on quality. An added bonus? The complimentary Japanese breakfast—a delightful start to the day with fresh, authentic flavors. I also appreciated the hotel’s sustainability efforts, with their eco-cleaning options and efficient amenities. Whether you’re visiting Tokyo for business or lei

I wish they had English television stations, but I loved the hotel!

Breakfast option was limited to Japanese breakfast cuisine - mostly onigiri with sides like fish and salads as well miso soup. This was fine with me. More salad and fruit options would be better though. Rooms are larger than other Japanese Hotel chains like APA. Had everything a traveller needed.

I have stayed in various Japanese hotel chains on multiple trips to Japan. Everything was satisfactory, standard Japanese hotel offerings. Nothing to dislike.

Great location . Great price for a hotel , sitting in main Tokyo area .Very Clean , Breakfast was sooooooooo exceptional . Free amenities on the front counter upon walk in . Walking distance to most Main attraction in shinjuku . 7-11 convenience store is just 1 minute walk from the hotel and lots of convenience store and food restaurant around the hotel . Very quiet and Safe hotel to stay . were going to book this hotel again next Tokyo trip

our Window was blocked by a brick wall with lots of electric wire (: on it .. so NO window view which i asked before .. But still love this hotel ...

This hotel is at the heart of Shinjuku. Just 5 min away from the Station, also a subway at 5 min & 10min from Gyoen nat. garden. Is surrounded by good restaurants. A 7/11, Family Mart & Lawson @ just 1 min. And with just a few minutes walk your in the middle of everything!!! The staff was very nice and my room as well. Not so small as most Tokyo hotelrooms. And for a good price So yes, I will definitly go to Toyoko Inn again. (Went to the location @ Matsumoto as well, loved it too!!)

(The breakfast. But hey, you’re in Tokyo… there’s good, and cheap, breakfast like everywhere 😊😊)

This property is in a great location. Super close to Asakusa station and the markets and Sensoji temple. Walking distance to Tokyo skytree (although a decent walk) beds were comfy although pillows were those bean pillows they have in Japan and were a bit hard. Single rooms were an ok size, I could open my suitcase which was nice but the bathrooms were quite compact. Basic amenities provided and they allowed us to check out later for a fee of 1000 yen per hour. They had a little 4 step face cleanser/serum amenity at the front which I really liked. They stored luggage for a few hours for free which was appreciated.

The lobby is tiny so gets a bit crowded. The view we had was out onto staircases so not the prettiest but it was ok.

Very well located. Close to central shinjuku with lots of restaurants, bars, clubs, stores and touristic spots. Very good value considering the location and room space. The staff were also very kind, thoughtful, polite and helpful. Checking in and out is very easy and simple.

The area is a bit crowded by drunk and weird people and massage houses hostesses at night and also the walk from the subway to the hotel is a bit long specially when carrying luggage. The room acoustic is also something that could be improved. But yet, the property is very good for the value.

The location was only a few minutes walk from Golden Gai, so it was very conveniently located for Kabukicho while also being far enough away that we weren't bothered by the noise of night life. The hotel was very clean and comfortable, there were several convenience stores in the doorstep, and the staff were very pleasant and helpful. I would stay here again!

The closest train station is Shin-Okubo, which is so busy all the time it's a nightmare to navigate with luggage so we found it easier to just walk from Shinjuku station via the SubNade and get our steps in.

Breakfast was excellent and there was food for vegetarians. The room was clean and comfortable. Check-in and out is very easy and the staff are helpful. The room was quiet and I had a comfortable stay. The bathroom is very clean and the shampoo and conditioner provided were really good.

I would have liked a dim night light in the room, but other than that it was great. More vegetarian options at breakfast would be great, or labels indicating which foods are vegetarian.