Awesome location, easy walk to Shinjuku station. Great vibe in the evenings and lots of places near by to shop and eat.

Rooms are very tiny, the photos are accurate but it’s still takes a bit of shuffling around with big bags but worth it for location and price!

We loved everything about this hotel! The staff were super helpful and nice, the breakfast was amazing, the room was small but not overly plus it had a big window so it did not feel claustrophobic at all. The location is also amazing, it’s a 10-15 min walk to Shinjuku station where you can get trains to pretty much anywhere in Tokyo. The hotel is also super close to plenty of restaurants, bars, arcades and also a 7-11 just beside it! We will definitely be staying there again when we’re back in Tokyo!

Very well located and very comfortable stay. Right between two stations and only a 10 min walk to either. I like that the entry is secure as well as staffed most hours. The rooms are small - like any Tokyo hotel - but have everything needed to be comfy. The breakfast is great value and delicious. I added it to only one morning and wish I added it to a few more! Would stay again the next time I’m visiting.

Small rooms with not a lot of space to move around. Storage under the bed for suitcases. However I wasn’t in my room much - so perfect for a busy traveler.

The rooms were small but well-designed and very clean. Breakfast was enjoyable, and the staff were professional and helpful, ensuring a pleasant stay. The location was excellent for transportation, making it easy to get around.

The hotel is situated in a nightlife district, where the surrounding streets can feel a bit rundown, and in the mornings, some residual debris from the previous night remains. However, the hotel's immediate surroundings are peaceful, and despite the lively area, no noise was heard from our rooms.

Location was excellent especially for transport and more importantly return. Breakfast although same was ok. Liked the system of the card when finished. Liked they let me check in 30 mins early having waited 1.5 hours. I was exhausted from the flight. I felt safe, they locked the door and could only get in with a card. Staff were excellent and v professional.

Room was tiny and a bit dated decor. It was clean. Changed and tidied room every other day. The person greeting us for breakfast was blunt, rude to me and other guests about the trays. She was a hypocrite if I sat on a table of 4 you got told off, but when a Japanese guest sat there it was fine not a word from her!

Location was perfect and a short walk to transport and all the Shinjuku attractions. Breakfasts were amazing with an incredible choice each day - we were there for 4 nights and the options seem to go through a 3 day cycle, which added to the variety. The woman in charge of the breakfast area was always cheerful, really helpful and friendly, and she remebered us and chatted when we came down on the 2nd day.

We expected the room to be small (Cabin set our expectation) with limited storage space (though our cases did fit under the bed though) - our double room was the same size as our daughter's single. The only difference was the size of the bed which was almost against the window (this is not shown in the photos). Also the window did not keep out much of the noise or the cold.

I recently stayed at the Premier Hotel Cabin Shinjuku, a conveniently located property in Shinjuku. What I liked most was the hotel’s proximity to public transportation(especially the Airport limousine bus, which is within a 2-minute walk). Also, it’s just a short walk from a major JR station, making it perfect for exploring the city. The staff was polite and professional, and the lobby had a sleek, minimal design that felt very welcoming. As expected in Tokyo, the room was compact but efficiently designed with all the essentials. I appreciated the strong Wi-Fi, comfortable bed, and high-tech toilet.

Good hotel, clean, Japanese breakfast was very good. Great location for a male solo traveler, at the very traditional Kabukicho area. The area has a bad reputation, but it was very interesting, lively, and I never felt unsafe. I allowed me to see the great environment of Tokyo night life. Just not sure if it could be liked by families travelling together with kids, or female solo travelers. I was happy, no complaints. I would book it again next time.

I think hotel information could be more straightforward that the hotel is inside the Kabukicho area. I didn't have any trouble as a male solo traveler though, and never felt unsafe. But not sure if it would be adequate for families with kids or female solo travelers not to know in advance. The size of the room, was tiny, but I know is Tokyo, thus I was not badly surprised (it was not my first time in Japan). But I also think the that the hotel could be more straightforward with that information.

The staff were always lovely when coming and flowing, as well as tolerant to our baby who is babbling at the moment while learning to talk.

I'm pretty tall 6.2/3, I have 3cms space above my head on the bad and my feet were flat against the wall on the other side of the room/bed.

One of the best affordable hotels I’ve stayed at in Tokyo. Just a short walk from both Shinjuku and Shin-Okubo stations (the latter is much quieter and still connects you to the Yamanote line), plus it is very clean and quiet in the hotel. The room was small but that’s standard for Tokyo — thankfully you can slide your luggage under the beds so there’s room to move around and for 5 nights we were more than happy. The staff were also very lovely and can help assist in shipping luggage. Plenty of combini nearby (seriously there’s two 7/11 and a Lawsons only a minute or two away), and of course the Shinjuku nightlife. I totally recommend this hotel.

Not much to say, beds were a bit hard but that was fine.