Shinjuku Prince Hotel Hotel

Lobby and reception service was fantastic. They took the extra mile to send my lost luggage immediately to my room the following day and even called in the morning to give me a status update. Location is right in the middle of Shinjuku and just a door step to Kabukicho district. Faster to walk on the street to JR Shinjuku station than to walk through underground. If you arrived by train, look for the East Exit. Lots of good places for eating out like Menya Musashi ramen, Coco curry house, Bake cheese tart (Lumine Est 1st floor) and the famous crab restaurant Kani Douraku. Although the twin room size is small, it was clean and I had no problem sleeping. There are no space to open a big luggage so you will need to open the luggage on top of the bed instead.

Made a stopover at Tokyo and stayed in at this hotel. The hotel room is spacious for Tokyo standard. It is big enough to fit the three of us and still have room to move about. The hotel is located at a building which has a shopping complex. I think it is called Pepe and is very convenient. You can just take a lift down to do your shopping and buy some food and milk. Some of the branded tenant are Muji, Can Do and some local Japanese brands.

Great location. Many eateries nearby the hotel. Easy access to the subway train. Hotel receptionist kind and helpful. Room was neat and the toilet was very clean. Housekeeping service was excellent. Comfortable pillow and bed too. Location of the hotel was quite convenient and easily accessible. Everyone’s favorite store Donki just a stone throw away. I found the hotel is old and my room’s bathroom was not very clean. Toilet had a lot is stain which can be easily removed.

Great location. Many eateries nearby hotel. Easy access to subway train. Hotel receptionist kind and helpful. Room was neat and toilet was very clean. Housekeeping service was excellent. Comfortable pillow and bed too. The room although small was decent for Japan size and still felt adequate for the three of us. The hotel is in a fantastic location in shinjuku and within ten minutes to the train station (we are fast walkers so took us 5 minutes). Staff were friendly upon interaction. Bath is very small but we used it for showers anyway. The bathroom also does have a sort of drain smell but we kept the bathroom door closed so it did not affect us. We were on the 17th floor and had a view of Godzilla opposite. I would stay here again. Plenty of places to eat and drink nearby and there is a McDonald's directly opposite.

If you like a perfect, buzzing location at the heart of Tokyo, then this is your place. The hotel is around 5-10 mins away from Shinjuku JR station, and is very near some of the Tokyo metro exits. Around the area is Kabuki-cho, the night life district in Tokyo. A lot of interesting sights to see there. There are also some notable ramen places around Shinjuku like Ramen Nagi in Golden Gai and Ichiran around the Shinjuku JR station. A lot of department stores around the area, too. I always like to stay in Shinjuku because it is very convenient because a lot of lines go to Shinjuku (this is the busiest transport hub!), and also a lot of bus terminals are here (going to Mt. Fuji, to airport, etc). I can easily move within Tokyo if I stay in Shinjuku, and Shinjuku Prince is my choice of hotel. The hotel room itself is okay, not too bad, and as expected of Tokyo hotels, relatively small. But all the amenities are there and you can view the night lights through your hotel window. If you love the metropolis, this is the place for you. Will surely come back again!

Our family loved this hotel due to great location right in the centre of Shinjuku. Check in was quick, rooms were clean and spacious. Check out was easy. Only downside is that Airport Limousine Bus only stop at train station, so the walk took around 10 minutes to the hotel. The room was clean. Great that a humidifier and fabric freshener were provided. Service was great. You can also book the limousine bus to the airport from the hotel directly.