Everything is great. The 24/7 Don Quijote store is right downstairs from the hotel, which is very convenient as I can buy anything I need. There are also 24/7 restaurants nearby, and the hotel is very close to the station. Additionally, the room I stayed in was very spacious. Although some of the facilities are a bit old, everything else was fine. However, one thing to note is that the front desk staff do not recognize guests or their room numbers, and since you have to return the key every time you leave the hotel, this could pose a security risk.

Location is great, right between 2 metro stops with easy access to Shinjuku area but it’s not as crazy! So many food options steps away, 7Eleven, grocery stores, and restaurants. Our room had a fridge, comfortable beds, great pillows and there was a microwave on each floor. For the price and location it couldn’t be beat. It’s older and definitely not a luxury hotel but it was clean and had everything needed for a great stay. Staff was always very friendly. We were a group of 4 and liked leaving the key at the front desk when we left. Never had to worry about who had the key or who was going back first because the key was always there waiting for us.

It was very spacious, looked like old english, very homey feel. There was a small table set, complete toiletries, kettle and hair dryer. Good water pressure and good heating. The location was great, it was very near the Shin-Okubo station (1 station away from Shinjuku) and just by the street corner there is a Don Quijote that seems 24hrs or at least when we went there it was still open at 2am. Yoshinoya just a few steps away. Receptionist and staff were nice. You can buy cheap water from the lobby.

Everything was good and okay, except that the toilet was not fixed on the floor, the back part was tilting whenever we sit. There was no regulation with their coin laundry, customers can just leave their finished laundry and the admin will not touch it even if it’s already done and there’s a next customer waiting. The big wall window was frost tinted and there was only a small portion at the bottom, so if you want to see outside you need your squat or kneel on the floor.

room, location, cleanliness, proximity to grocer, restaurants.

check in at 4 pm after an international travel was difficult. It's not physically possible to go for day tour when you arrive at 5 am and your checkin is at 4pm. While I understand the rules, The rooms were ready but the front desk staff didn't allow us early checkin since they had an 1000 yen per hour early check-in fee. That was a first time I experienced this. So on that score of accomodating travellers need they fared poorly.

Room was extremely big! We had ample space to put our luggage and had a lot walking room too. Shower room was big, bathtub was large compared to the prefabricated ones. Plugs were abundant and we had no problems with them. Right below the hotel is a Don Quijote, Great for midnight drinks and snacks. \ Good customer service, helped me open my door after i left my key inside.

We had a earthquake at that time!! Was a interesting experience, went back to sleep afterwards. Toilet kept wasting water whenever we flushed it. You have to turn back the knob after flushing.

In this budget this is probably the best hotel we can ever find. I give it a 10/10 because: -the location is ideal, 2 minutes away from a major train station, a huge choice of shops and restaurants in the area, you even have a DonQuijote directly attached to the hotel. -the hotel is amazing, clean rooms, and our room was so big (compared to the hotels in a similar budget in Tokyo) and the bathroom was big also. We were so happy with the room that if we go again to Tokyo, we’ll book this hotel again. There are 2 washing machines at the guests disposal which is great for travelers. -Staff at the reception are very nice and friendly.

Only bad point were the dryers that didn't dry my clothes. I ended up having to go to a laundromat to dry my clothes.

Superb location! So close to two train stations, the Yamato Transport branch (which I needed at that time), Donki (literally downstairs), some konbinis or restaurants, and Koreatown. Also, the room is relatively bigger than the most of hotels in the same price range.

It’s not that I didn't like it, but since the hotel seems like an old hotel. So the vibe is kinda old-school. But overall, it is comfortable, though.

Quirky hotel with fantastic room size and bathroom shower in an exceptional location. Always clean and roomy for a family of 4. Access to all parts of the city with two train lines a short distance away and to the rest of tokyo. We were pleasantly surprised - the location is absolutely amazing.

Bringing luggage up stairs as there is no elevator but not a big deal to us. Also, having to give keys back to reception each time you leave, however we have found this a common practice at other hotels also

The location couldn't be better, located right on top of a Don Quixote and next to a Yamanote line station, 1 station away from Shinjuku with many food options all around. Can actually walk to Shinjuku if you want to with lots to see and eat along the way.

The WiFi was terrible, had trouble getting connected and even after so, getting random disconnections. Room was old but generally clean. The hotel lobby is on level 2 and the only way to reach it is a long flight of stairs, no lift.

Great location in the north part of Shinjuku, close to loads of great restaurants (not just Japanese but loads of other world cuisines too!), shops and a train station. Walkable to the centre of Shinjuku. Hotel was very quiet and the family room was huge. Hotel in need of a renovation as interiors felt very old and dated, but to be honest this is probably reflected in the lower price we paid. Would definitely stay again.