Shinjuku Urban Hotel

1. Room size. My room was quite spacious. Overall, there was enough space to open suitcases and put things away. However, the room would be a bit narrow for two people. There is a table in the room where you can work on your laptop. If you are traveling alone, you don't have to worry about the room size. There is enough space for one person. All bathroom accessories are provided. 2. Convenient location. Overall, you can reach any necessary store (uniclo, hnm, donki, bikkamera, etc.) in 10 minutes' walk. There is a 7/11 and Family Mart right at the entrance. It's a good place for shopping. Also nearby is Kabukicho (which I recommend visiting after 10 pm to experience "another Japan" :')) 3. Service. In all Japanese traditions, bows, keigo, etc. As a tourist on my first trip, all this was new to me, so the experience was interesting. Check-in and check-out are done automatically in a special machine, the staff will help you figure it out if necessary. 4. Amenities. I will separately comment on the toilet/bathroom and bed. As a person who constantly travels and who is not picky, I can say that the bed and pillow are moderately comfortable. You will definitely not have sore necks and backs. The bathroom is small, but you will have everything you need. There was no "shocking unsanitary conditions". Overall, everything was good. No complaints.

I made a reservation at short notice because there were no hotels available the day before! I was so glad there was a vacancy. I'll definitely make a reservation again when I visit Tokyo. Thank you!

The facilities were lacking, but the room was quite spacious and the price was good.

It is very close to the Shinjuku shopping district and the station. But it is not noisy. The location is very satisfactory because it is right in front of Golden Gai, Subway, convenience store, and pharmacy. There is no laundry room, but there is a coin laundry if you walk 2 minutes down the back alley. I used it there. The hotel room is very spacious. However, the bathroom is a bit small. The staff are all very kind. The microwave is on the first floor, so they helped me use it, pressed the elevator button, and greeted me politely. I was very satisfied with my stay.

The hotel is clean, but very dated and of low quality.

It's an older facility, and it's spacious enough for one person. It's worth the price to be able to live in such a spacious room in Tokyo. In terms of location, it's a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, and it's convenient for eating, drinking, and shopping nearby.