Hotels in Japan

Location is good, and luggages friendly from Shin-Osaka station. Lots of food houses around, cheap yet satisfying. Buffet breakfast is available (JPY 1,500/pack), it’s good if you have time to enjoy it.

The shuttle bus is very easy to access, location is great, room was spacious and they have a vacuum machine at the lobby for those who overpacked (forgot the price).

If you go to Tokyo, just stay here! Shibuya is overcrowded, but Shinjuku was the best. There is a local bar just in front of the hotel and the food was good. The station is a 5-minute walk. And they have access to the Airport Limousine Bus, which was so great!

When we checked in, the staff informed us that we could have late check out until 2 PM. But at 10 AM, we got a call to check out now and had to pay 1000Y for every hour of late check out.

The location is perfect, offering breathtaking Mount Fuji views right from my room and near to Fuji Q Highland. The onsen was relaxing. The staff, they were all incredibly friendly, professional, and genuinely helpful, going above and beyond to ensure I had a great time.

Hotel with a good location, near Keisei Ueno Station for people who are landing at Narita. Just a 10 minute walk from Keisei Ueno Station, right next to Ueno Park.

I recommend tourists who are looking for a budget hotel to stay in this hotel, the staff was friendly, and the room is tiny, but that was okay.

I stayed for 5 days during Christmas. The room was small but it's enough for one.

Staff hotel is friendly even though I store my luggage more than 5 days. Hotel charge me 3 days but it's reasonable. Room was spacious but expensive though, Well, it's weekend of July 4. Overall, it's strategic and nice hotel at Shinjuku. Access easily to Airport, Shibuya and surroundings.

I want to stay here if I go to Shinjuku.