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"Clean, comfortable bed. Windows open so you can get fresh air. Good water pressure in the shower, and there is a great little bakery downstairs. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Excellent hotel in a great location with walking distance to multiple train stations and to the main areas of Shinjuku. Easy access to shops. Received exceptional service from staff on every encounter. Would definitely recommend this to anyone travelling to Tokyo "

"We stayed a week and feel like it’s a great value for the price. We would definitely stay again. Great job! "

"Great place to stay in Tokyo!"

"Shinjuku Prince is a gorgeous property and smack dab in the middle of everything. You cannot beat this location as you have access to everything! It’s a short walk to the train which is a plus if you are using metro. The triple room offered just enough space and the property was very clean and updated! My family of 3 had more than enough space for 3 large suitcases and a carry on. There was even a micro fridge! The bathroom area roomy and was separate from the sleeping space, and the views were stellar - we could see Godzilla, the skyline and there is even an interactive map in our room with places to eat and shop in the neighborhood! The staff was incredibly helpful and kind, and check in was a breeze! Convenient stores, cafes, and karaoke are conveniently located steps away, so all your needs can be met at Shinjuku Prince! "

"This is a Japanese business hotel which had typically small rooms with a comfortable bed, TV, desk and bathroom with shower. It was very clean and comfortable. A perfect inexpensive way to stay in a world class city in a fantastic location at a good price."

"Everything is great. Staff is helpful"

"Perfect for our stay. Very close to the train station which was a breeze getting around Tokyo. Room was very tidy and cleaned well each day. Would definitely return again "

"It can be a bit of a culture shock if you're not used to a Japanese capsule hotel (and also important to understand that these aren't meant to be the Ritz) If you know what to expect, it's fine for what it is: a cheap place to sleep, near a major train station (Shinjuku) with lots of dining/entertainment options nearby. The public bath is nice as is the sauna and they've upgraded their blankets/pillows in the capsules. Basically, bring a pair of earplugs and don't wait until the last minute to check out for the day in order to miss the rush for the elevator"