It's small place but good location at Tokyo. It's good enough offering hair dryer, water heater, ice dispatcher and free internet access.the problem for family is it only offer one bed room that my family have to separate into two different room.

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This hotel is in a great area, and very close to the train station, so that is great. Rooms however, are very small - nowhere to unpack anything - not even a wardrobe. Beds are tiny, very hard, and the pillows are like rocks. Beware if you don't like smoking - like the whole of the country they do not...

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This is a great area of Tokyo to stay in, accessible via the subway or the Shinjuku JR station. Our travel agent stuffed up the booking we'd made with two friends, so we didn't actually have a room reserved like we'd thought. The staff spoke some English, and were able to sort it out and give us a room. They...

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We all know the room size in Tokyo hotel is very small unless you pay a lot. I didn't expect much at the beginning and surprisly the room is bigger than I think. I canboth of my briefcase on the floor. On top of this, they provide a desk with internet that I can fit my 19' labtop...

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My wife spent a whole week here as part of a conference at the nearby Keio Plaza. I spent five nights and was in 100% tourism mode. I think that most of the other reviews cover all that need to be said. It is small, simple, clean, in a great location at a good value. If you want to be...

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The room was clean. The location excellent. There was free broadband. Overall I was not happy here and moved out. This was because of a few reasons: - There was a lot of noise from the streets and I could not sleep well. - The air con was set very high (you can not adjust it yourself) - and I...

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Choose this hotel for a great location for exploring Tokyo - in particular if you intend to visit Shinjuku, Harajuku, and Shibuya. The nearby trainstation is a great hub for travelling all over Tokyo. The hotel itself is an avg. business hotel - nothing exciting but then again it's all that we needed.

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We reserved for the Shinjuku Star and paid for the whole stay in advance. We passed through Tokyo in our way to Kyoto (we were going to Tokyo and the "Star" afterwards) and we visited the Star Hotel: noisy, worn out, poor illumination, etc. It was quite unappealing and we rushed to a computer to cancel our reservation, even when...

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I am currently staying in this hotel for the next couple days. And it is exactly what I needed; a bed, a shower, and a place to keep my clothes. The window is frosted affording no view, only light in. This was the cheapest possible hotel I could find closest to the train station. The room is pretty tiny, barely...

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