Ice Mountain Guest House

Although the hotel did not proactively inform us of the check-in method, we met a kind-hearted traveler who was staying in the next room and solved our doubts. It is a hotel where you can check in and out freely. However, you should be aware that there are stairs to go up and down the stairs, so if you have large luggage, you need to be careful.

Great location in the Shinjuku area, close to the subway, cafes, restaurants, nightlife of Shinjuku. The room is clean, worth the price, the area is small (as in many hostels and hotels in Japan), the sound insulation is poor.

I am leaving a review in the hope that it will be helpful to other travelers. First of all, the location is about a 30-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. It doesn't matter if you have a suitcase, but if you are traveling with luggage like me, the distance is quite difficult. Second, the condition of the accommodation was as soon as I entered, even though it was not an underground passage, the smell of dust and humidity was so strong that I immediately turned on my perfume and dehumidifier. When I left the next day, I turned on the ventilation (leaving the door open) and it felt much better. By the second day, I got used to the smell. Thirdly, there is no soundproofing at all. Fourth, the bathroom and shower room were convenient as they were on the same floor of the accommodation, but the shower room was in the basement, so the stairs were steep and dangerous, so I didn't go there at all. There were many reviews saying that it was better to go to the public bathhouse, so I went to the public bathhouse. Fifth, the stairs were very steep. It was really dangerous when it rained, and stairs seemed to be needed to carry heavy loads. Sixthly, there are no busy places nearby. To get there, you have to walk 30 minutes to Shinjuku. The convenience store is 5 minutes away. Lastly, I have insomnia, but the bed was soft and I slept really well. The morning sunlight was warm and relaxing. I don't think it's great for the price. There are a lot of hotels near Shinjuku Station for just 20,000-30,000 won more. But I've been doing well. thank you ice mountain coffee.

The location is close to the station. It was comfortable and good to sleep in.

A very cost-effective option for visiting Tokyo. The room size is much larger than that of ordinary hotels in Tokyo. There is a large balcony where you can have breakfast and relax. The scenery outside is exactly the same as the Japanese dramas you usually watch - apartment buildings and small parks; there are many places around the hotel. There are many vending machines, and there are Lawson and 711 not far away, so you don’t have to worry about eating and drinking. The only drawback is that the soundproofing of the room is poor, and it will be more painful to arrive and leave if you carry heavy luggage.