The location is excellent! 2 min walk to station! Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is right nearby. Restaurants and shops all around! Even a smoking bar across, on the corner...and a convenience store on the way to station. The rooms are very small by western standards, but the price is so good that we each had our own room; which was perfect! ** Ask for a room on the 13th floor with an odd number! I stayed in 1311 and had a fantastic view if the Shibuya skyline and the massive gov't building** Have a great time in Tokyo!

The breakfast got quite old after the first week. It is very Japanese, which is understandable, but it would be nice to have more variety. Be prepared to use Google translate with the front desk people.

there is a train station and Lawson 2min walk from hotel, very convenient. our room is equipped with all the basic things we need. coin laundry just next to the front desk. you can have drinks from the vending machines while waiting for the laundry. they provide hot and cold drinking water machine, and an ice cube machine in the lobby. fresh towel every day, and amenities can just replenish from the front desk counter. we love the daily Japanese breakfast, simple and delicious! there are also a few local restaurants and coffee shops within walking distance.

the room is a bit small but still allowed to open 2 28-inch big luggage at the same time.

As a solo traveller, it was a great stay. The location is perfect, close to one of the most bustling areas of Tokyo, but not too close to be bothered by the noise. Two minute walk from the subway, also very close to Shinjuku Gyoen, a huge, lovely park. Breakfast buffet with a somewhat limited selection, but tasty nonetheless. Other facilities also present in the lobby. The room was ok, with a nice view of Docomo Tower at night. If you have lots of baggage you might have trouble finding space for them. A little cold at night but the AC could warm it quickly if needed. Bed is a little hard, but didn't bother me personally. Ammenities are not resupplied every day, you have to pick them up from the lobby (positive for me as I appreciate waste reduction). Clean bathroom with hot water (although you might run into trouble nailing the right temperature) and nice toilet. Had limited interaction with staff but they were all very friendly, especially the ladies who were preparing breakfast. Check-in and check-out are done through an automated system, so no worries if you can't speak Japanese.

Minor nitpicks here and there but nothing to ruin it for me. If you just need a place to sleep at night and have a hearty breakfast in the morning you shouldn't be too bothered by them.

From my observations, there were more locals than tourists among the guests at the hotel, which was ideal for me, since there was no noise in the hotel. Ideal location. 15 minutes from Shinjuku station and 3 minutes from Shinjuku-gyoemmae station. There are few restaurants and supermarkets in the area. The breakfast was balanced and tasty.

The bed and pillow were killing my back and neck every night, and I don't have any back problems. The breakfast was more Japanese style plus they serve chopsticks rather than forks so for those who don't know how to use chopsticks there may be some problems. The room is quite small, which is ideal for one guest, but for two guests it will be quite cramped.

Great location, friendly staff. Good view and lovely park 5 minute walk away. Room was quite small, like they usually are in Japan but had enough space for myself! Good ameneties, including conditioner for hair and toothbrushes etc. Breakfast was simple but good. 2 washers and 2 dryers downstair, what you can use for a small prize. I felt like home in here. Nice place to return to after a long day. I am going to stay in this same inn at the end of my trip, and I'm already looking forward to it! Also as a woman, it was really nice to have a desk and a mirror in front of a window.

Shower temperature was kinda hard to adjust, but got used to it.

Convenient place, 3 minute walk to the subway, 15 minute walk to Shinjuku, also right by the shinjuku gardens. The staff were so helpful and friendly even though my Japanese was pretty much non existent. Rooms were cleaned everyday and bed was changed every 2-3. Breakfast was lovely, vending machines were convenient with good selection. Shower had great water pressure, couldn’t hear any of the other customers from my room. Air con was a blessing and created a bit of noise but nothing irritating. Staff even held my luggage as I was a couple of hours early to check in.

The bed was a little uncomfortable on the first night but I think that was just me adjusting from my normal bed. Was a bit unsure about onsite laundry but also didn’t ask so can’t really fault them. I ended up going to the coin laundry which was really close by just probing how good the location was.

Staff were friendly but had very limited English. I stayed for a week and had a room on the top floor with a nice view. Thanks 👍. Included breakfast was adequate, reasonable variety which changed a little each day. Room was adequate size for 1, not too cramped. Both the room and bathroom were bigger than my next two hotels so far.

Full room service was twice a week, towels and garbage bin were supposed to be changed everyday, with a basic bed tidy. No staff entered the room between full service days, they just leave a bag hanging on the door handle with clean towels and bin liner. You then have to leave your dirty towels and garbage outside your room for collection in the morning. Very untidy. I chose not to change my towels and bin liner daily for this reason, with bags of fresh towels building up in my room 🤭 Bed was very firm like many Asian beds, but to my surprise I slept ok luckily.

The room size was as I expected, and the bathroom was exceptionally clean. The amenities were also very complete, which I really appreciated. The hotel is located just a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, but there is also a closer station called Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station, only a 3-minute walk away. Additionally, there are many convenience stores within a 3 to 6-minute walk from the hotel.

The thing is I booked 2 to 3 months before my actual date. And it seems that I went during the high season, so there is no non-smoking room available. Therefore, the room that I got is the smoking room, which its smell was quite strong.

Very close to the Shinjuku-Gyoemmae station. It’s like a 1-2 minute walk to the closest exit. Breakfast every day between 6:30-9:00. Breakfast isn’t the same every day, aside from the rice and bread. Staff is very helpful despite the language barrier. Just get your translator app out. They have a translator device too. Coin laundry is also easy to use after you throw the directions into a translator app. The room is of perfect size as a solo traveller.

Staff doesn’t really speak English. When I checked in I got two cleaning dates that I completely agreed with from the self check in. Then the staff came back to me with completely different dates that I agreed with less, because I wouldn’t be in Tokyo those days. Took a while before I figured it out with the staff. The mattress is very hard and hurt my back the first couple of days. Breakfast is very Japanese which is not really a problem, but it also means there are only chopsticks for utensils.

Simple hotel located just outside of the busy part of Shinjuku. Relatively small and with few foreign guests. The location allows you to come to where things happen in 10-15 minutes and then retreat to your quiet street without having to take the metro. The nearest metro station is around 100 m away, and so is the nearest convenience store. The room is very small but relatively well planned. Ask for a room on one of the top floors and you will not be disappointed with the view. The staff is very polite and speaks English well enough. Good simple Japanese breakfast.

I wish there was a shelf or a drawer where I could unpack some of my things. Staying for 4 nights having to put everything back in my luggage every time gets tiresome, especially that there's barely enough room on the floor to open the luggage.