Japan Honeymoon Vacations

Overall, the hotel is a great place to stay. The lobby was clean and modern and the rooms were also. The staff was helpful and courteous. There were plenty of staff to help and waiting was minimal. The breakfast was top notch, a bit expensive, but good. I'd recommend an upgraded room vs. the basic small one. My only recommendation to the hotel would be to get hard floors instead of carpet. The location of the hotel is near the border of Kabukicho, so although its not within that area, I'd recommend walking around it to avoid it. The good part is its close to a lot of eateries. Explore the neighborhood behind the building, its nicer. To access Shinjuku station, I'd walk around kabukicho.

Staff are not helpful. They are not honest about the room description and didn’t mention that rooms face train tracks and get lot of noise in the night. We had to pay extra 24,000 Yen to switch to non-track facing rooms. We had already spent 225,000 yen for two rooms and that was additional on top of that. We have travelled around the world, and have seen hotel staff go out of their way to make the stay comfortable. This place, not so much. Very strict about taking out any food from the breakfast area. We had paid for our breakfast, but our teen couldn’t wake up on time for breakfast. I wanted to take one small pre-packaged sealed icecream container (literally 5 spoons worth) to the room to give it to him. The lady at the entrance of buffet place was so rude. She snatched it from my hand and yelled. They should get some lessons in hospitality industry before running a hotel. Avoid this hotel. Stay at Marriott/Hyatt etc western properties if you want to be treated well. This was an expensive stay, but poor staff behavior completely ruined it for us.

Overall, the hotel is a great place to stay. The lobby was clean and modern and the rooms were also. The staff was helpful and courteous. There were plenty of staff to help and waiting was minimal. The breakfast was top notch, a bit expensive, but good. I'd recommend an upgraded room vs. the basic small one. My only recommendation to the hotel would be to get hard floors instead of carpet. The location of the hotel is near the border of Kabukicho, so although its not within that area, I'd recommend walking around it to avoid it. The good part is its close to a lot of eateries. Explore the neighborhood behind the building, its nicer. To access Shinjuku station, I'd walk around kabukicho.

Overall, the hotel is a great place to stay. The lobby was clean and modern and the rooms were also. The staff was helpful and courteous. There were plenty of staff to help and waiting was minimal. The breakfast was top notch, a bit expensive, but good. I'd recommend an upgraded room vs. the basic small one. My only recommendation to the hotel would be to get hard floors instead of carpet. The location of the hotel is near the border of Kabukicho, so although its not within that area, I'd recommend walking around it to avoid it. The good part is its close to a lot of eateries. Explore the neighborhood behind the building, its nicer. To access Shinjuku station, I'd walk around kabukicho.