Apartment Hotel Shinjuku

Good rooms with air con. Reception is super nice. I came in drenched from the rain, they helped dry me off, carried my luggage and gave me an umbrella. The location is unmatched. Have been here many times and will always come back here when in Tokyo. Thank you 🙏

Small room, perfect for one person with a large suitcase. No elevator, but the staff is very helpful. The best part is the location! It’s in a quiet area of Shinjuku, but just a short walk to Shinjuku Station. It’s also close to restaurants and convenience stores, where you can use luggage delivery services.

Very small room (wasted space between door and bed made the room feel smaller than it's square footage) as everyone has indicated but keep in mind the price point and its location. It's a few blocks from Shinjuku station and less than $100 per night. About two blocks away there's a Family Mart and 7-Eleven. The bathroom of course is very small no Japanese toilet. Otherwise it meets all the needs for a simple stay. Owner is very responsive, laundromat onsite and FO staff were friendly. Recommended for basic no frills accommodations and excellent location.

price and location are the point I choose this hotel. Staff is kind. Room is tidy and look clean. However, I see bugs on floor and bed. I kill it immediately. Then can't see again. Not sure is it come from outside. Room is Lolita feel. Fans may like it. Although toilet is small. It is a private bath with that price is really good in Shinjuku. It is good for a night short stay.

Its location is one of the best you can find in Shinjuku, its literally just a 2min walk from Takashimaya Times Square which is just outside Shinjuku Station New South Exit. The staff are very attentive and you can converse with them in english quite easily. Out of all the hotels I contacted, they are the only one who allowed me to leave my luggage as I checked out but I will check back in again the next day because I will be staying in and overnight hut in Mt. Fuji. On the rooms, as with other similarly priced hotel rooms in Shinjuku, it is quite the same as well. Its not as big, specially if there will be two of you. It is clean though, and the aesthetics of each room is very interesting and unique. They also have some sort of antique mini museum on the reception. The toilet is clean though it doesnt have a bidet. Overall, very highly recommended hotel just based on the location alone.

Extremely close to Shinjuku station and to 7 eleven combini, the only big plus of this hotel. Rooms are clean but very small, the bathroom is even smaller. Don’t expect to have an armchair. The only issue that I severally reported to the reception is the window curtain that doesn’t filter sunlight, they care more about the “design” rather than the comfort.

Don't let my 3-star review misguide you: there are definitely pros to choosing this hotel, but with major considerations to keep in mind. The location alone is 5 stars. <10 min walk to Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku Sanchome Station, Gyoen Park, konbini, restaurants, shops, and nightlife. Location alone is worth it. It also is not very costly, so this is the perfect choice for the budget & location-consciously traveler. Now the cons to consider: * THERE IS NO LIFT/ELEVATOR! If you have heavy luggage, you'll have to carry them up and down the stairs. I arrived at the hotel while the staff was there, and a young man helped to carry my luggage up. If you're in a wheelchair or have trouble with walking, absolutely DO NOT book this hotel. * Dingy accommodations. Not luxurious at all. DO NOT book this hotel if you value luxury. But it does come with a fridge, cooking stove, pot, electric kettle, bowls, cups, eating utensils, and a small bathtub. Some people complain about the small room size. MANY hotel rooms in Japan are small. If you're traveling as a couple and you both have luggage, you'll just have to deal with it (because that's the norm when staying at most budget hotels in Japan).

Great hotel!||Aesthetics: 4/5 for hotel lobby kind of a rustic chic. Within the room if you appreciate the rustic look then go for it!|Comfort: 2/5 (-1 for pillows that sink in, -1 for space which was really small, -1 as bed area was really dusty triggering our sensitive noses)|Service: 5/5|Facilities: 5/5 - the star of the show. The water was really nice and hot and the tap temperature adjusts really fast, bed wasn’t squeaky and was quite firm. Exactly what we needed for a short stay.||It was really affordable, cost 10/5 haha. |If you’re not fussy, this is a great steal!

Good rooms with air con. Reception is super nice. I came in drenched from the rain, they helped dry me off, carried my luggage and gave me an umbrella. The location is unmatched. Have been here many times and will always come back here when in Tokyo. Thank you 🙏

Small room, perfect for one person with a large suitcase. No elevator, but the staff is very helpful. The best part is the location! It’s in a quiet area of Shinjuku, but just a short walk to Shinjuku Station. It’s also close to restaurants and convenience stores, where you can use luggage delivery services.

Very small room (wasted space between door and bed made the room feel smaller than it's square footage) as everyone has indicated but keep in mind the price point and its location. It's a few blocks from Shinjuku station and less than $100 per night. About two blocks away there's a Family Mart and 7-Eleven. The bathroom of course is very small no Japanese toilet. Otherwise it meets all the needs for a simple stay. Owner is very responsive, laundromat onsite and FO staff were friendly. Recommended for basic no frills accommodations and excellent location.

price and location are the point I choose this hotel. Staff is kind. Room is tidy and look clean. However, I see bugs on floor and bed. I kill it immediately. Then can't see again. Not sure is it come from outside. Room is Lolita feel. Fans may like it. Although toilet is small. It is a private bath with that price is really good in Shinjuku. It is good for a night short stay.

Its location is one of the best you can find in Shinjuku, its literally just a 2min walk from Takashimaya Times Square which is just outside Shinjuku Station New South Exit. The staff are very attentive and you can converse with them in english quite easily. Out of all the hotels I contacted, they are the only one who allowed me to leave my luggage as I checked out but I will check back in again the next day because I will be staying in and overnight hut in Mt. Fuji. On the rooms, as with other similarly priced hotel rooms in Shinjuku, it is quite the same as well. Its not as big, specially if there will be two of you. It is clean though, and the aesthetics of each room is very interesting and unique. They also have some sort of antique mini museum on the reception. The toilet is clean though it doesnt have a bidet. Overall, very highly recommended hotel just based on the location alone.

Extremely close to Shinjuku station and to 7 eleven combini, the only big plus of this hotel. Rooms are clean but very small, the bathroom is even smaller. Don’t expect to have an armchair. The only issue that I severally reported to the reception is the window curtain that doesn’t filter sunlight, they care more about the “design” rather than the comfort.

Don't let my 3-star review misguide you: there are definitely pros to choosing this hotel, but with major considerations to keep in mind. The location alone is 5 stars. <10 min walk to Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku Sanchome Station, Gyoen Park, konbini, restaurants, shops, and nightlife. Location alone is worth it. It also is not very costly, so this is the perfect choice for the budget & location-consciously traveler. Now the cons to consider: * THERE IS NO LIFT/ELEVATOR! If you have heavy luggage, you'll have to carry them up and down the stairs. I arrived at the hotel while the staff was there, and a young man helped to carry my luggage up. If you're in a wheelchair or have trouble with walking, absolutely DO NOT book this hotel. * Dingy accommodations. Not luxurious at all. DO NOT book this hotel if you value luxury. But it does come with a fridge, cooking stove, pot, electric kettle, bowls, cups, eating utensils, and a small bathtub. Some people complain about the small room size. MANY hotel rooms in Japan are small. If you're traveling as a couple and you both have luggage, you'll just have to deal with it (because that's the norm when staying at most budget hotels in Japan).

Great hotel!||Aesthetics: 4/5 for hotel lobby kind of a rustic chic. Within the room if you appreciate the rustic look then go for it!|Comfort: 2/5 (-1 for pillows that sink in, -1 for space which was really small, -1 as bed area was really dusty triggering our sensitive noses)|Service: 5/5|Facilities: 5/5 - the star of the show. The water was really nice and hot and the tap temperature adjusts really fast, bed wasn’t squeaky and was quite firm. Exactly what we needed for a short stay.||It was really affordable, cost 10/5 haha. |If you’re not fussy, this is a great steal!

There are definitely pros to choosing this hotel, but with major considerations to keep in mind. PROS: * The location alone is 5 stars. 10 min walk to Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku Sanchome Station, Gyoen Park, konbini, restaurants, shops, and nightlife. Location alone is worth it. * It also is not very costly, so this is the perfect choice for the budget & location-consciously traveler. CONS: * THERE IS NO LIFT/ELEVATOR! If you have heavy luggage, you'll have to carry them up and down the stairs. I arrived at the hotel while the staff was there, and a young man helped to carry my luggage up. If you're in a wheelchair or have trouble with walking, absolutely DO NOT book this hotel. * Dingy accommodations. Not luxurious at all. DO NOT book this hotel if you value luxury. But it does come with a fridge, cooking stove, pot, electric kettle, bowls, cups, eating utensils, and a small bathtub. Some people complain about the small room size. MANY hotel rooms in Japan are small. If you're traveling as a couple and you both have luggage, you'll just have to deal with it (because that's the norm when staying at most budget hotels in Japan).

So glad I decided to stay here - the location is great for a few nights and the space had exactly what I was looking for: it's one step above a capsule hotel and costs about the same if you're staying with a friend or partner (a capsule hotel is ~$35 per night so for a little bit more at $90 for two people you get a private room at apartment hotel!). Note that the hotel is down a small street which leads almost directly to Shinjuku Gyoen park. One thing that surprised me is that the park has a fence running around the outside so you can't just exit the hotel and enter anywhere: there are two main entrances, the northwest one is closer to the hotel. Places in proximity to this hotel are: golden gai, shinjuku station (it's huge!), department stores including tokyu hands, conbini (7-11/Family Mart), Shinjuku Gyoen, shin-okubo, night/host clubs, and a relatively central place to start your trip. The hotel is more of an industrial rustic building with small rooms by Western standards - everything in Japan fits in smaller spaces though. They have laundry on site and free towels every day. The staff here are great and there are a few hidden antiques around the place which is give the hotel its "thrown together" charm.

Accommodation in Tokyo is not cheap! Hotel costs are all relative and depend so much on the country and area and compared to most places in the area this is very affordable, and an excellent location. Shinjuku is great if you are just visiting- the hotel is like 3 minutes from the station (need I mention how well linked this station is - it goes everywhere!) , 1 minute from 2 different 24 hour convenience stores- 30 seconds from a number of vending machines and near to many big 24hour shops for those souvenirs you really need at 3am the night before you leave. The room itself has everything that you need- a bed a little kitchen, a small bathroom with shower. It isn't the roomiest place but after having been in some air b n bs I can confirm that some of these rooms are big by Tokyo standards. And having checked a couple out some much more so than others. The staff are all lovely and super helpful. Fresh towels everyday and free wifi in all of the rooms. Umbrellas that you can borrow if needed. If you are looking for somewhere super fancy (and can afford it) then this may not be the place for you but if you want a quirky, reasonably priced accommodation in an excellent location with lovely staff and everything you need (there is even a laundry room and TVs in every room but let's face it Tokyo is awesome so you will spend most of your time out of the room!) then this is where you should come. I love the decor- very east London!!