Residence Hotel Will Shinjuku Reviews

Good place. Near the subway and convenience store. And rather quietly.

We all agree that many of the designs in the store are great, and the experience is very good. Everyone must come and experience it for themselves! The boss is very friendly, there is WiFi in the store, and it is about a 7-minute walk from the subway station

The price is quite good in Tokyo for a weekend in January. The hotel is a bit far from the subway station, about a ten-minute walk. The front desk staff is friendly. It was OK for one night. There seems to be no microwave to heat food.

I stayed there for 5 nights. There was no one at the reception desk from midnight until around 9am (?), so if something happened, you had to call a designated number (they would come right away). The bathroom and toilet were separated by a shower curtain. Even if you didn't request cleaning, they left a set of towels and amenities at the entrance every day.

Close to Shinjuku Gyoen. But the front desk staff often leaves the seats empty.

The price is right. Although it is very old, it is cost-effective. For a similar price in Shinjuku, you may only be able to sleep in a capsule. At least it is a private room with a private bathroom. Judging by the price, it is a good choice grateful

I used this hotel as a place to stay while taking a university entrance exam. The hotel is not that new, but it seemed to be well-cleaned. Also, the front desk staff was very kind, which I really appreciated!

The reservation was not transferred properly and I was worried that it was my mistake, but the front desk staff handled it well and it was helpful. I think it's reasonable considering the location and price.

Whether it's good or bad depends on your point of view. Considering it's near Shinjuku Gyoen, the price is cheap, but still reasonable. If you're just looking to sleep... To put it simply, it's "full of Showa era vibes." Bath: The old-fashioned way to adjust the hot and cold water to your liking. There's one pack each of shampoo and body soap, no face wash. There's no brush either. Room: Few outlets. The lights can't be adjusted. There were no curtains (there were blinds). I wouldn't recommend it to others.

The room cleaning and bed linens were clean and there was no strange smell. It was clean and there were no problems at all, but I thought it would be old, but it was older than I expected. The unit bath in particular looked dirty with yellowing from years, which made bathing a little difficult. When you check in, you choose an instant tea bag and a small paper cup, and drink from the water server on each floor. I was surprised to see that the heating was already on and the lights were on, thinking that someone must have been there. There was no notice when I checked in, and it was around midnight, so I was worried about when it had been on. I think it's ok to stop doing that from an eco-friendly perspective.

We were able to get into our room even though we arrived early at around 2pm, and the owner was very friendly, which was great. I used this hostel to attend a live show at Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, and it was only about a 20-minute walk, so you just had to follow the road straight ahead, which was great, and there was also a small Aeon supermarket nearby, so it was convenient. The facilities are quite old, so to be honest I wouldn't stay here if traveling with friends, but considering how cheap it is and how close it is to Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, it's perfectly fine for a solo female guest.

There is nothing much to say about this location and price, but those who have high requirements for environmental hygiene should choose another one.

Perhaps due to a lack of staff, the front desk was often unattended. A negative point is that there are no mugs for hot drinks.

The amenities were disappointing. The shampoo and conditioner were not in bottles, so it was hard to use. The hotel staff were very friendly and nice.