Tokyo Business Hotel

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worst hotel so far. very scary as a solo traveler... hotel not too clean for the price

Average

I was not allowed to the public bathrooms, charged extra price compared with my reservation to upgrade to a bathroom room. The hotel has a curfew only announce until check-in.

Traditional Japanese Business hotel. Basic but totally authentic Ordinary Japanese life experience. Communal hot baths. Very friendly. Only suitable if you won’t be using the room in the daytime as they chuck you out in the day. Suited me fine.

Hotel has a curfew of 1am! It’s ridiculous, also there is one communal shower room for the whole hotel and it closes at 9am and doesn’t open again till 5pm. I would not recommend this hotel for longer than one night.

Good for a budget stay in Shinjuk. Comfortable small room for a single traveller, shared bath down in basement was only small inconvenience. Five minute walk to the centre of the entertainment area.

Second stay here, place went downhill since my first stay last year. There was a very friendly foreigner at the front desk when I checked in, which was a nice change, but everything else was worse. They now have a curfew of 1 am and don't own again until 6 am (at a hotel? In kabukicho?! Really?!?!) - when I explained that this is exactly the time slot when I expect to be back, there was a lot of umming and urring, at the end of which they graciously let me in on the "back door secret" - meaning, if I go to the back door Andrew info the intercomm ("be patient, because the night guy might be sleepin"), I may get lucky ("if not, ring our phone number, he should hear that and come to open for you"). Elevators and corridor were smelly and dirty, and aforementioned night guy is a horror - argued with me when I asked for an extra tooth brush set ("but you have one in your room" - "yes, but I ran out of tooth paste" - passive aggressive "oh...ok..." - and when I came in with a friend to change clothes and asked him to come upstairs with me for five minutes, that same guy bounced out from behind the reception counter to demand that no one go up with me even for a minute, because they haven't paid ("they have to wait in the lobby!"). I felt like I was in a Thai hostel, not a Japanese business hotel. Not coming back.

Not a nice place - way overpriced, but that might have been the season - didn't see any hotels in the area that weren't overpriced when booked. Quiet little side street, but still a very comfortable walking distance to the hustle and bustle. A bit too far to public transport compare to other offerings. Service was meh.

Very confusing walk from station the first time you go but after you " know" it's not so bad! About a 12 min. Walk so shouldn't have heavy or large luggage.

This business hotel is located about 20 minutes walk from Shinzuku Station. It has a public bath in downstair. The size of the room is a little bit small. Hanazono Jinja is close from the hotel. It has a festival during this weekend.