Shinjukuisutohoteru

It's an ordinary hotel in the love hotel district of Kabukicho, but the interior was completely like a love hotel.I think it was probably a former love hotel that was renovated. So, although it is old overall, the room and bath were spacious.It was quiet and not noisy outside.There were no non-smoking rooms available, so I had no choice but to use a smoking room, but the smell of deodorant was stronger than the cigarettes and I felt a little sick.It seems that you can check in at any time, so you don't have to worry even if it's late at night. There were many passport copies of foreigners at the front desk, so it seemed like there were many foreign guests.However, I was concerned about privacy as the passport copy was clearly visible from here.If you go by taxi, you may have to take a long detour as the area is narrow and has many one-way streets.There is a parking lot, so I think it's convenient to use by car, but I think the path is difficult to find.The price is not cheap, so if this is the only regular hotel available, I thought it would be a good idea to consider a nearby love hotel.

The hotel is located between Exit A1 of Tokyo Metro Higashi-Shinjuku Station and Exit E1 of Shinjuku-sanchome Station. It takes about 5 to 7 minutes to walk to the hotel from one of the above exits. The hotel is located on the side street behind the Meiji-dori AEON convenience store. Note that this side street is where Love Hotels gather. Judging from the outside and interior layout of the hotel building, I believe it is also a converted Love Hotel. If you want to walk from the hotel to the east exit of JR Shinjuku Station, it will take about 10 minutes. In addition, in addition to the AEON convenience store near the hotel, there are also 7-11 and Family Mart, and Daguo Drug Store is also opposite the 7-11.The room size is a little larger than what the official website says. For two people, there is still enough space to put three 28-inch-high suitcases, and there is also reasonable space to put the "trophies" after shopping. It is not like other places in the center of Shinjuku. The ultra-small mosquito-type hotel is so crowded. Smoking is also allowed in all rooms in the hotel, and the windows in the room can be opened freely for ventilation. The toilet and bathroom in some large rooms have a "wet and dry separation" design, with an independent washroom and dressing table between them; the bedroom and living room are also separate, with a small partition in the middle as a separation, but there is no bedroom Door. As for the bedding and pillows in the bedroom, they appear to be clean and well-organized, and the duvet's thermal insulation capacity is sufficient. Disposable toothbrushes, combs, hair toners, styling water, hand cleansing foam, hair dryers, and washing machines are placed on the washbasin and bathroom respectively. Hair lotion, shower gel and other daily necessities, and I think the quality is good. Free Wifi (wifi4 and wifi5) is also provided, but there is no safe. The hotel does not provide dining or laundry services, but there is a 24-hour self-service laundromat at the intersection next to the hotel's main entrance. In general, at this price, although this hotel does not have modern and fashionable decoration, it is a good value for money.Note that the Japanese name of this hotel is "Shinjuku Tokyo Hotel". If you want to search the official website or map location of this hotel, you must enter the above Japanese name.

It is located in the so-called love hotel area.Thank you for your help as the business hotel was fully booked and I was unable to make a reservation.

It's a regular hotel that was renovated from a love hotel, so I think it's a hotel that specializes in staying overnight.The bath is not a unit bath, so it is spacious.