Historic Hotels in Tokyo Prefecture from NT$2,128

"Very friendly staff and clean facilities"

"Hotel is very conveniently located. Staff are friendly and helpful."

"Clean room and amazing restaurant staff xx"

"The hotel reception is located in the mall building, 3rd floor. It’s honestly great because there’s a Lawson and family mart within the building opened 24/7. You can even walked Shinjuku station completely underground!! There’s also a bunch of restaurants in the hotel if you want a convenient option. This hotel is extremely walkable to Shinjuku and easy to hop on the bus to Harajuku or Shibuya (20 min bus ride). The room was small but manageable if this is your first location you’re exploring. Definitely get a bigger room if you feel like you need the space to place all your shopping finds. The hotel staff are so friendly and welcoming!"

"Property is on a convenience location, train station and restaurants. It does have a lot amenities inside the hotel. The only upside down was that cleaning staff for the room was not the most efficient. Inside restaurants I DO NOT recommend, always find restaurants around the area even at the train station are good places to enjoy delicious meals."

"Location: perfect. I was so grateful to not deal with taxis or Ubers after an overseas flight. Room: everything I needed. Bed was clean and comfortable, as well as the bathroom. However, if I hadn’t been wearing an eye mask while sleeping.. I would have been awaken by the morning sun as there were no shades (so be aware). Breakfast: amazing spread. They offer every Asian and West cuisine, and it’s all freshly prepared. Just a few areas of improvement, and they’re all regarding breakfast: 1) I travel with a coffee mug, as my coffee gets cold without insulation. When I filled my coffee mug at the self-service bar, the man working behind the bar saw me and raised his voice, “No to go!” It was embarrassing. I guess he thought I was stealing coffee. How about going around and serving coffee instead? Or not yelling at patrons? Also, I didn’t appreciate that I had to clear my own plates. So when I went for seconds, and I did not want to return to a dirty dish still on my table.. it was up to me to clear it, as they just waited for everyone to vacate their tables before cleaning. I think the breakfast service could greatly improve. 3) The overflow room they seated me in was not cozy. The main breakfast room was warm and nicely decorated, while the overflow room was plain and sad."

"Breakfast was nice"

"Ok. Bedroom was ok. Not impressive. "

"Stayed at the APA Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Tower and honestly had a great experience overall. Yes, the rooms and bathrooms are SMALL. Probably even smaller than you’re expecting no matter how many reviews you read saying “the rooms are tiny.” But realistically, other than sleeping, we barely spent any time in the room anyways because we were out exploring Tokyo all day and night. The beds were surprisingly comfy and we had great sleeps every night. The AC also worked perfectly, which was a lifesaver after long days walking around Tokyo. The hotel itself (lobby / common areas / rooms) were absolutely clean and totally fine for what we needed. Front desk staff and security were always friendly and helpful as well. The biggest selling point here is LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. If you want to stay right in the heart of Shinjuku and be walking distance to restaurants, bars, nightlife, transit, shopping, and everything happening in Tokyo, this location is incredible. 711 / Family Mart / Starbucks right outside the door. Only downside for me personally (and honestly not the hotel’s fault, more of a cultural thing in Japan) was the onsen tattoo policy. Tattoos either needed to be covered, with a max of 2 cover patches allowed, or no entry. Sadly I have a few tattoos so I wasn’t able to use the onsen. Just something to be aware of if you’re tattooed and want to use the service. Would I stay here again? Absolutely. No issues at all."