โรงแรมโรส การ์เดน ชินจูกุ (Hotel Rose Garden Shinjuku)

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I was pleasantly greeted on arrival. Very convenient location.

Excellent place, great location and perfect service

We loved our stay at the Hotel Rose Garden in Shinjuku. The hotel was literally 1 minute from the metro station which was perfect. The hotel itself was very nice, clean and the staff were very helpful.

The hotel is in a nice location and the room was clean. I deducted one point because the bathtub didn’t drain well so you would have to stay in your own bath water when taking a shower, But since I only stayed for two nights I didn’t make a big fuss about it. The room is extremely small so is the toilet, reminds me of the toilet in an airplane. But overall I recommend it for the location and price and cleanness except for the shower drain.

Great staff that was friendly and very helpful. Great location, just minutes away from the popular Shinjuku shops, restaurants, and arcades. The only downside was the bathroom smelled like mold and there was mold on the walls in the bathroom. It was a short stay and we told the staff, so hopefully they address it.

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Staff not very friendly as other hotel in Tokyo and Kyoto.

Hotel was ok but a little run down and the room was very small. Centrally located which was a positive but hotel could do with a makeover.

Room just a little small

I think that it is important to note that you could take the express bus from Haneda airport and get off at the Hilton Tokyo and walk about two blocks to this hotel. That being said, the property was located within a two minute walk to the Shinjuku Nishiguchi station. The room that we stayed at was very tiny. We booked for three people, and we had for luggage and some backpacks and you have to be creative when opening your luggages. The breakfast had a great variety. The English speaking staff was very helpful and attentive to your needs. Hotels in Japan sometimes keep amenities in the lobby to be going up to your room be sure to pick up that shaver that you forgot the pack. Also, if you go out of hotel and make a right towards the closest train station, there is a drugstore that has no English sign but you could buy your souvenirs here if you don’t have a chance to go to the popular Donki stores. They also offer duty-free items. Overall, I am happy with my stay here.