Kawajima Hotel Guide - Toyama Memorial Museum of Art hotels in Kawajima, Japan.

"Great location just outside shinjuku. Easy access to the train."

"My wife and I stayed at Hotel Gracery during our recent trip to Tokyo. The service was excellent. The rooms were rather spacious and modern. The thing we liked most was the location. This hotel was in the center of it all. Waking distance to everything. The two things I did not like were the terrace to see Godzilla head was closed. I also didn’t like that there was no American television to watch during my stay. "

"The location of this hotel was in a neighborhood. Local eating establishments were within walking distance of all directions, friendly staff clean hotel in the area felt safe. It was further away from the center of attractions however, the area felt safe."

"Excellent hotel! Super clean. Great staff. Wonderful room and so much bigger than we imagined. Big bathroom. Endless amenities. Fast wifi. Perfect!"

"Loved our stay here! The staff were so friendly and helpful. The hotel is beautifully maintained. Loved the quiet and beautiful neighborhood right on the river. "

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

"One of the tallest building and we have a beautiful view of the city. "

"The hotel was very classy and beautiful, the staff were wonderful and so nice. We really enjoyed our stay there."

"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."