Shinjuku Hotel Guide - Hotels with WiFi in Shinjuku, Tokyo

"Perfect base to explore Tokyo. Love that it’s a few steps from train station. "

"The Grandbell Hotel Shinjuku is a good, safe, and modern hotel, but it sits right on the edge of Kabukichō, which is Japan’s largest nightlife entertainment district. It’s a mix of tourists, bars, neon lights, nightclubs, promoters, hostesses, and love hotels. It’s not unsafe, but it definitely has a nighttime atmosphere that feels very different from the rest of Tokyo. Despite how Kabukichō looks: • There is no violence • There is no crime targeting tourists • No one is going to bother you • There is no physical danger walking at night • Police patrol the area constantly It is not a dangerous neighborhood. The Grandbell is located in a kind of “middle zone”: • About 3–5 minutes from the quiet Shinjuku Gyoen side • About 3–5 minutes from the brighter, busier Kabukichō area You will not see explicit behavior, harassment, danger, or anything aggressive. Japan is extremely strict about public conduct."

"Easy access and free VOD!"

"Easy check in "

"The room was clean, staff was helpful and friendly, there was always water and coffee after returning from a day of exploring."

"Great staff."

"Of all the hotels I stayed in during my stays in Tokyo, the Nippon Seinenkan Hotel is the one (to date) I'm most likely to return to again. The hotel and rooms were very clean, the staff was wonderful, and - as a baseball fan - the lobby itself overlooked the Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium. Situated between Shinjuku and Shibuya, it was in the perfect location to be both removed from the large crowds but close enough to enjoy the more hectic parts of the city."

"Beautiful hotel. Room was spacious and clean. Service was excellent. The only surprise was the daily room tax added at checkout. "

"Clesn"