4 Stars Hotels in Shinjuku

"Good Shinjuku location and price. Check-in was really slow due to the volume of people but staff were helpful. Rooms are small as expected but very clean and functional."

"Central location, friendly staff, nice room "

"Great hotel, very clean property and rooms, staff are very friendly.. the open buffet breakfast was great and has many varieties of foods and drinks, we had breakfast everyday at the buffet. The location is great and close to subway stations and other attractions. We really recommend this hotel."

"Great location, close to Shinjuku station- about 6-10 minute walk. Close to many restaurants. Very small rooms. The buffet in the hotel was just ok and rather expensive for the available food options."

"The hotel is excellently located in Shinjuku. If you are new to Tokyo it is a good place to start and Shinjuku station gives easy access to the rest of the city. The breakfast was very good and unique offering everything from French chocolate croissants to Japanese curry. Also comes with a main menu item that was very good. More luxury than I at first thought and I found the room to be very comfortable. The height of the hotel also gives a fantastic view of Tokyo."

"The laundry room was nice to have. The room we had had no conditioning. Breakfast was good with lots of choices but extremely crowded. We had to wait in line to sit down. The bathroom had a tub in it that you had to step over to shower. Also we requested a double bed and we were told we could only have twin beds."

"The room was slightly bigger than the other Japan hotels we stayed at. Def still tight though if you have a lot of luggage. The amenities were good and we liked the bathroom. The spot is very convenient. The view from our room was nice. We know it’s next to the red light district, but if you are from America it def doesn’t feel like that and the people standing outside have big jackets on. It’s very easy to ignore them. Plus the area has so many restaurants and people around that it kind of jus feels like they are just there."