Tokyo Hotel Guide - Kaichuinari Shrine hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Check in was busy and confusing. They have a semi self check in but had people there to help as it was not self explanatory with what you should do. We had a twin room which gave my husband and I a bit more space. Rooms were quiet even though there are a lot of people staying at the hotel. Water in the shower was not ideal as it was like warm at best, never hot - maybe this is due to the amount of people using water. Breakfast was also busy but an excellent buffet and well worth the money. This hotel was close-ish to Shinjuku Station which was nice; about 15 minutes. Worth the stay."

"I choose this hotel for two reason: location and five star reviews. So I was so surprised to see very thin dingy yellow old down comforter in the room. Bed was too firm for me to sleep comfortably. After checking taxi was at hotel ready to drive you to airport that was plus."

"Beautiful hotel, concierge was very helpful. Breakfast buffet was delicious. The restaurants were a bit overpriced. The airport limousine was very convenient."

"Great stay."

"The room was very tiny however there was a hot tube which we needed for little kids. The breakfast was nice at reasonable prices. The staffs were nice and helpful. "

"The carpet is old and room needs to be updated Our wall has moistures that we had to change the room. The staffs are very friendly and the amenities like tea bags and coffees are always available "

"All amazing. We really enjoyed!"

"Clean room. Had a washer and dryer so Could do laundry. Very friendly staff. Filtered drinking water. "

"Breakfast was a waste of time. Down stairs in a cafe with 5$aud equivalent voucher for a bad coffee and 1/2 piece of toast! Rooms very small 2 side of double bed against the wall Bathrooms very small but all was functional - budget accommodation if this is what your looking for This was a recon trip for us to Tokyo and now we know so it was no fault of the motel."