Search Hotels Near Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tokyo

"First time in Tokyo and not sure of the location and hotel in general only Booked for two nights Ended up extending for another two days."

"Nice location "

"Good"

"We enjoyed our stay at Mitsui garden. The staff was friendly and the room and common areas were very clean and tidy. As far as location goes, it was ok. It was nice and quiet and It’s not next to any of the main touristy attractions that everyone is after but it is close enough if you jump on the train and go. We would definitely stay here again. "

"We had a great 3 night stay here! We were on the Godzilla floor. Our son loved it. Room was a good size for the 3 of us. Would recommend! "

"While the hotel is centrally located and the lobby looks glamorous, it is several blocks to a metro station. The check in experience is very complex and unfriendly. Scanning QR codes then entering information. Then it doesn’t work. Next the hotel staff need help to complete check in. While there are 3 elevators they close one every morning for “cleaning “ from 8:30-11, while check out is at 10. Lastly, the only room for luggage is under the bed and no drawers for clothes. This means on your knees every time you need something. Overall out of 26 years traveling and staying over 30 nights a year in hotels, I absolutely would not recommend staying here."

"Perfect place if you want to be at the center of it all. Didn’t really use many of the amenities because we were just using the room to sleep then would get on with our day but it has everything you need. The beds are clean, they give you clean towels, Japanese robes, toiletries daily. Housekeeping comes every 2-3 days unless you request them to clean sooner than that. Overall a it’s great hotel for someone who just wants a clean place to stay at before tackling on your activities the next day "

"The room, though small, was clean and comfortable and had everything we needed. The staff were friendly. There is a Family Mart across the street and a 711 around the corner, as well as a Don Quijote. Kabukicho is known as a “bad” area, but I did not feel unsafe at any time walking from Shinjuku station to the hotel. The hotel itself is on a busy street with many people. Just north of the hotel is a nice neighbourhood with many cafes and restaurants. There are several train stations within 10-15 mins walk. The onsen was a nice amenity to have "

"Clean but we had a really really really small room. I am aware that rooms are generally small in Tokyo but the size was not specified while we booked. So we had a shock when we went in. Now we know why it wasn't stated about the size while other rooms have. "