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Yes, the rooms are your typical Japan-sized room i.e. small, but mine was clean & comfortable. Great location for catching the local trains & you are within close walking distance to 2 stations on different lines. Tokyo central is also a walkable distance. To buy an IC (prepaid card for transport) I suggest purchasing from the machine at the local train station, Kayabachō. This was because I specifically wanted a Pasmo, not Suica. I couldn’t find a machine at Tokyo central that offered this service. English options are available at the machines & they are intuitive to use. There is a family mart around the corner, & the hotel is close to restaurants & cafes. There are also washing machines & dryers in the hotel (¥300 for 30 minute washing & detergent is automatically dispensed. The dryer is ¥100 for 30 minutes. I found this was enough to dry my small load of clothes including jeans. Make sure you have ¥100 coins with you). I didn’t try the breakfast so cannot comment on this. I would definitely stay here again.

APA Hotel & Resort Tokyo Bay Makuhari is a 4-5 star hotel located quite far from the heart of Tokyo Business District but it is near the Tokyo Disneyland Resort. The hotel room rate is great, the rooms are clean and big, the staffs are polite but only a handful are fluent in English. All the hotel facilities are working well and the good thing about this hotel is that there is a retail outlet store nearby which is great for shopping. I'll definitely recommend this hotel to all my friends who will visit Tokyo, Japan.

This rates as one of the best hotels we stayed at in Japan. Built in 2017 everything was fresh and new. Room was spacious and well laid out. Large bath with grab-rail in room. Instructions were in multi-languages including very good English. Lawson in the Foyer was handy. Other than numerous conbini there is very little around the area if you just want to walk. The shuttles to Shin-Urayasu and 20 minute ride to Tokyo was good though. Laundry room with washers and dryers, vending machine and microwave was handy after 5 days. Hint: The map showing the local restaurants is not accurate. Restaurants are 2 sets of traffic-lights towards Shin-Urayasu, not the one set as shown. Great hotel for a stay to see the Disney Resorts if you can get a good price. Quick run into Tokyo by Rapid.

Brought my family there (wife and 2 6yr old kids) to Tokyo to visit Tokyo Disneyland and other parts of Tokyo. Hotel staff are friendly and very responsive to any service requests I had (ie, extra pillows, blanket, etc) Loved the free Internet terminals at the lobby with free printing (they use Sony workstations) as it help with my planning of the various sites in Tokyo. There's free Internet in the rooms but I did not bring my notebook along. Took a twin single bed room. Was able to get both my kids to sleep in 1 bed while my wife took the other. I slept on the floor with the help of the extra blankets and pillows. The location is good for us as we went to Tokyo Disneyland (they have free Disneyland shuttle bus service as a Disney Friends hotel)for 2 days, spent another 2 days in various part of Tokyo city and spent 1 day at the malls near the hotel (1 train stop away) Breakfast was taken care of by buying food from the 24hrs convenience store on 2nd floor. There's a nice cafe at the train station nearby and other various cafes, restaurants, fast food in the TFT building opposite the hotel. Overall, if you plan to bring your family to Tokyo Disneyland and later still visit other parts of Tokyo, I would recommend this hotel to you.

Can’t say enough good things about this hotel - so happy I went with this one during our stay in Shinjuku/Tokyo. I’ve already recommended it to friends looking to go this year. - Spacious rooms (even in Tokyo/Japan where everyone says rooms are just smaller than hotel rooms in the US) - Great facilities/services, including luggage carrier service that comes every morning to the lobby, several coin laundry rooms, PJs, amenities (razors, shaving cream, oil cleansers, etc.) - Perfect location, just a few minutes walking distance to the Shinjuku station as well as the 24/7 Don Quixote. :) It’s also one building next to the Sunroute hotel which was also highly recommended, but I read that its rooms are much smaller. - Staff are incredibly professional and courteous. You feel like you’re in a 5 star hotel. - The rooms! And bathroom/shower! You feel like you’re at a spa - we loved the shower which is in a room next to the tub. Water pressure is ridiculously amazing. The rooms are huge - my husband and I opted for two twins since he has long legs/arms and pointy elbows.

Our second time in Tokyo and our first stay in Shinjuku. Reading all the other reviews good and bad and watching tons of Youtube videos. I can honestly say this little gem is perfect for everything, location, pricing and cleanliness. Located on the eastern side of Shinjuku you will find yourself with in a 4 min walk to Golden Gai, (A must see and experience for yourself area) The rooms are normal size for Tokyo if you want larger pay more and don't complain because you are frugal. After stalking the prices for weeks we finally found a really good price that included breakfast, normally we don't do breakfast but it was worth the extra 11 bucks a day and the breakfast was enormous and far far better then any skimpy European breakfast we had during out travels. The rooms were very clean and we stayed in a economy double on the 16th floor with a great view. They have a rooftop bar on the 13th floor landing that looked out over the city, they have daily happy hours and a decent menu as well at the rooftop bar. The front desk staff is more then helpful and will direct you and give you maps to anyplace you want to go. If you are a shopper , most big stores are by Shinjuku station which is about a 10 min walk. The area is very safe and you have tons of choices of food with in a couple min walk. I tried to cover all the bases here because I read a couple reviews that just seemed ridiculous and I want everyone to be upfront because thats how we book our hotels. Let me explain, if you have 4 to 5 Large suitcases and book a small double room for 3 or more people you get what you purchased its 15 SQ meters plus bath room they have larger that only cost 20 to 30 bucks more. The food in the restaurants was superior to or equal to most of the 4 to 5 stars we have stayed in. The area is a have a good time area , that is why you are staying in Shinjuku ! If you are looking for a hotel in Shinjuku and on a medium priced level then this far exceeds your perimeters.

It was our first time in Japan. We booked a moderate double room; next time we’ll probably book a bigger room because we didn’t realize how small Japanese hotel rooms could be. We had three luggages and pretty much we had no where to walk, but other than that the room/washroom was clean. At the front desk they offer free tea packs, face masks, diff types of bath powders, etc. We normally took a few when we got back at night. The staff sorta knows English, but they’ll try their best to help you. If you email them in English, they typically take atleast 2 days to respond. The hotel is located by tons of restaurants, so you can always eat by the place if need be. And it’s only one stop away from Tokyo station. It’s a very convenient place. Overall, I would book with this place again :)

Excellent location with super clean rooms. Affordable for Japan standard. 2 to 3 minutes away from yamamote line shibuya station. Convenience store is 50 meters away. Will definitely stay here again. The only constructive comment I can think of is their breakfast which can be quite expensive for the selection. Very few food choices. I paid the same price for breakfast in a hotel in shibuya and there were sushis, sashimis, cereals and the like. Another thing is that their staff takes so long to reply to emails. I requested our rooms to be on the same floor it took them more than 24 hours to reply. And we left something at the hotel and asked the front desk if its possible to book a taxi that can bring it to the airport and the guy i was talking to doesn’t want to offer help. He didn’t even suggest things like shipping it to my country or asking me if I have a friend in tokyo who can pick it up and ship it for me. It was like “sorry you left it theres nothing we can do about it”.

We booked a twin room for 4 nights and were impressed by the size and functionality of the room. As two taller people, the twin bed set-up was equivalent to booking a room with a king bed. Additionally, the in unit washer and dryer helped us to pack more efficiently and allow for a laundry session mid-vacation. Finally, the location in the Shinjuku area was perfect: walking distance to public transit, centrally located in the shinjuku neighborhood (so quiet in our room!!), great restaurants nearby, and an overall ambient neighborhood. Having never been to Tokyo or Japan before, we were nervous about the rumored tiny rooms. We pleasantly surprised by the high quality and functionality of our nicely appointed, albeit smaller than American standards, room. I would highly recommend this location to vacationers and business travelers.

I travel a lot due to work and usually stay at 5 star hotels. Japan and Shinjuku was not a familiar territory so we didn't know what to expect with Sunroute Plaza. The hotel turned out to be a part of the best experience we had during the exhausting 9 days of walking (as u know in Japan ... you walk everywhere) for sightseeing. Agoda was great at delivering our additional request to the hotel where our room had no signs of any previous smokers (unlike other hotels in Japan that claim to be non smoking but everything stinks of it) and we got the highest floor as requested. However the double bed we reserved was not available so we got an upgrade to one of the corner suite room. It was amazing. Amazingly big (not just comparing to tokyo but to any suite room in any country at this price ... the room was huge). I could not find a spot dirty or untidy. There was a 52" LCD screen with a full blast home theater set, a dvd player, an ipod dock with speakers and even better free instant noodles to replace the popcorn. The green tea (bags) provided were premium grade, the pajamas nicely ironed were really comfortable and clean. The bathroom is also big where i noticed a hidden heater behind the mirror to keep the fog off (Brilliant!) the tub can actually fit 2 medium size people. The shampoo and soap are all premium grade. there's also a cabinet to hide 2 suitcases. The staff speaks good english and are very helpful. The Bus to Narita airport leaves in front of the hotel 5 times a day (7am, 8.05 am, 10.20am, 1pm, 3 pm) incase you miss it, the shinjuku station (both train and bus) is a 2 minute walk and the bus leaves every 30mins-1hour. We used this train station to go everywhere like Harajuku (3 stops around 5-8 mins), Shibuya (8-9 mins), Ginza (15-20mins). As the hotel is in the heart of Shijuku, it is surrounded by shopping arcades and plenty of restaurants from no star to Micheline stars. Starbucks and Crispy cream doughnuts are at the front door (just climb some step

We recently traveled to Japan and had 5 days in Tokyo. We enjoyed staying in Ginza and the hotel is located 1 minute walk to Higashi-ginza subway, and an easy 10-15 minute walk to Tokyo train station. The hotel room was exceptionally clean, including the bathroom. Our room was equipped with air-conditioning, wi-fi, TV, and washing/dryer machine. The rooms are small by western standards but is a normal size in Japan. The staff were friendly, spoke English and were helpful with any request. This hotel is in a great location to explore Toyko. There are many restaurants near by, the fish markets a 8-10 walk down the road, and in the opposite direction a 8-10 minute walk to an extensive shopping district that suits a wide range of budgets. We highly recommend staying at TokyuStay Ginza.

My 18 yr old son and I, stayed in Tokyo for just 2 nights. This was our first time being in Tokyo and wanted to experience the busy of Tokyo. It seemed like Times Square on steroids. We had a great time walking around, the area always felt safe, very busy. The only negative to the hotel is how close it is to some of the seedier side of Shinjuku, you don't really notice it except for the guys that stand in the middle of every intersection and ask, i think mainly because we were white tourists, would ask if we wanted massage or more. Outside of having to deal with them, and they weren't to aggressive, we absolutely loved our time in Tokyo. The hotel was clean, enjoyed the spa and a very seamless hotel experience. I would stay here again. Thank you

Got a single, smoking room. Very nice room no complaints. My first time in Japan and this business hotel is located near a major train station, Nippori Station. Very convenient to travel to just about anywhere in Tokyo and to and from Narita Airport. Might be confusing at first to use their train and metro but then I have my best friend with me which is Google Maps and Japan Travel apps and it made my solo trip seamless when it comes to trasportation. Lot’s of restaurants nearby, convenient stores and drugstores that sells almost anything you might need. Yanaka Ginza, a quaint landmark in Tokyo is very near, about 15 mins walk from the hotel which I explored on the last day of my trip. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel because of its customer service and convenience, though as you have read in other reviews that the rooms are small, and it is, might need a lot of manuevering around for 2 people but over all it was good experience for me. Yes!! Just book this hotel 😀😀

After being disappointed with the Mitsui Garden Hotel in Kyoto Shijo, we considered changing to the Courtyard by Marriott Ginza in Tokyo, but decided to stick with the Mitsui Garden Premier. We’re glad we did. There was no comparison between this hotel and the Kyoto Shijo: it’s a beautiful facility, centrally located in Ginza, and was an outstanding choice to end our three-week tour of China and Japan. The room was very good, with a beautiful view, and the best shower we’ve experienced in years. The only two things that made it less than perfect for us were the pillows (one was soft & flat but insufficiently small, and the other was filled with some sort of crunchy plastic beads of some kind, resulting in an uncomfortable pillow experience); and more of a language barrier than we expected. Admittedly, it’s Japan, and we don’t speak Japanese; but we were surprised that there was not more English spoken. It wasn’t a barrier to enjoying our visit, merely an occasional inconvenience

Hotel Sunroute Higashi Shinjuku is veru good . I like this hotel very much beacause this hotel is very near Higashi Shinjuku Station Subway so it is very convenient to go around Tokyo. This Hotel is also near Isetan Department Store so you can walk for eating and shopping. The best thing is that I like hotel staff , they always give me the good service and finally I like their availble 24 hours internet at Lobby so I cqan check e-mail and I can contact with my family during I stay at Japan. I would like to recommend everybody to stay in this hotel because the room charge is not so expensive , hotel is clean , beautiful and the security is good. If I go to Japan again , I would like to stay in this hotel again for sure. One important is that this hotel is very near Macdonald and seven eleven and also near Family mart so it is very convenient for buying food and drink . I would like to tell that I really impressed this hotel . If you have a chance to come to Shinjuku . please try staying this hotel , you like this hitel for sure .

My experience with this hotel is excellent. Fast check in and check out. I booked thru Agoda. T"he location of the hotel is accessible to everything- shopping and eating, subway station (ginza itchome entrance and exit) infront of the hotel, while ginza sta and ginza higashi are a few blocks away from the hotel, There's no dull momemt at ginza. The hotel is new, For us, the room is spacious with 2 single beds. My 8 year old daughter and I shared bed and it is spacious. the hotel staff are very accommodating and respectful. the hotel entrance is at the side of the building. We took the access narita bus from narita airport and from the ginza bus stop we walk to the hotel to familiarize with the environment. our landmark to the hotel is the chou dori st - Melsa and Harry Winston dept stores. If you are going around tokyo, the ginza line is a very good mode of transpo- connecting or direct line to famous places. Next time we visit tokyo, i will surely book with this hotel again, no doubt.Also, i will recommend this hotel to my friends visiting tokyo this year and next year. Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ginza Mgt. pls maintain and continue the excellent service...

The room is bigger than some I’ve stayed at in Tokyo. A fairly new hotel so its fixtures and carpet are clean without any smoke smell. I got up early and went to the lobby for coffee which was free made to order from the staff before the buffet opened. Lobby area is modern looking with a community table for drinking coffee and reading the paper. At checkout, they graciously stored my large luggage (my daughter brought her winter clothes for her abroad studies here) until I return from my trip to Sendai (because I’ll be staying at the hotel when I return to Tokyo). Right below the Hotel is a Family Mart for all your needs. Tokyo Metro is literally down at the corner. The main reason For booking this hotel is it is just a few blocks from Tokyo station for the Shinkansen and NEX. This is definitely the hotel I’m coming back to for my future trips.

The staff at this hotel spoke excellent English and were helpful with helping us find a post office. The hotel is within walking distance to the JR lines as well as the different company subway lines. Very easy to get around Tokyo and out to southern Japan. Plenty of food options near the hotel, with multiple 7-11 locations nearby with ATMs and breakfast options. We recommend this hotel to visitors that want to stay in the Shinjuku area. The best part is that the Japanese Garden/Park is right across the street!

I enjoyed staying in Sunroute Ginza. It’s actually located walking distance from Tokyo Station and close to Ginza Main Street Ginza 1. Clean toilets,comfortable bed. Toiletries from Shiseido . However , there isn’t much TV channel for me to watch and most channel you’ve got to pay. Rooms are small but it’s normal in Japan. Internet WiFi connection is good and I never had to reconnect at all. Toilet shower and pressure is good. Pillows and sheets are clean. Floor carpet is clean . It’s a good buisness hotel if you’re planning to just come back at night and sleep . I’m out most of the day and for me this hotel is just perfect. But you’ve got to know the streets well in order to find this hotel. Or just take a taxi from Tokyo station to this hotel and it cost only 1000Yen. Hotel staffs are helpful and friendly . Thank you Sunroute Hotel Ginza and hope to see you again. Dr.Aruen Healthcare Professional& Entrepreneur MALAYSIA

We booked this hotel for our last day in Tokyo because we have to catch early flight in the morning. They provided free transport from and to HND airport. We used our Japan rail pass to ride monorail from Hamamatsucho station to HND domestic terminal 2 and wait for hotel bus to pick up because we have large bags and travel from nearest station to hotel could be tricky. The hotel bus is on time and you can find the pick up bus schedule from hotel website. We chose Small double non-smoking room and the room is quite large for 2 people. They provided free slippers, face soap, body soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushs, razor, comb, cottonbuds, deodorizing spray. The free wifi is very fast. Opposite the hotel you can find lots of combini stores and Tsuruha drug store which is Tax Free and price is bit cheaper than other drug stores. Sukiya opposite to hotel is selling cheap tasty gyudon too (290¥ small size - 350¥ medium size bowl) . Overall I recommend this hotel for early/late flight.

In addition of the hotel staffs' friendly & polite attitude for the guests, I would like to recommend this hotel especially to the businessmen from the view point of the location, that is, the just middle point between the Narita Int'l airport and the main streets of Tokyo so that they can enjoy the very easy access to & from the airport and also to & from the downtown of Tokyo, one of the mega cities in the world. Try to enjoy AYASE KOKUSAI Hotel when you come to Tokyo on buisness.

We have just stayed at this hotel for 5 days in April 2019 after doing some homework on where best to stay in Tokyo I’m so glad we picked this hotel. Firstly you can’t beat its location if you are travelling and sightseeing. It’s easy to get to yet away from crowded hectic areas. It’s literally across the road from JR Shinagawa train station. Get a JR pass before you get to Japan. This station is a central and large station so you can catch all lines and bullet trains from here. When you get out at Shinagawa station head to the central gate exit , cross the lights and enter the shopping centre, walk past McDonald’s for entry to hotel. Pros location, buffet breakfast, friendly service, self check out, restaurants in hotel plus lower level shopping arcade with convenience store. Cons: they allow some floors to be smoking you normally can’t smell anything on non smoking floors except when patrons sneak a smoke in always one idiot! Main tower has larger rooms. Will stay here again!

We booked our room for New Year's Eve ON New Year's Eve which is an extremely busy hotel day in Tokyo. We didn't expect much from the hotel since it was the only hotel in Tokyo that still had rooms for New Years. However, we were very pleasantly surprised! The staff were friendly and efficient and also spoke English. The rooms were clean and exactly what we needed for our stay. For the price and last minute reservations, the room was larger than I expected and well appointed. The hotel was a little out of the way and in an unexpected area (when you're walking up on it, you don't really expect to find a nice hotel located there) but is still only an 8-10 minute walk from Ikebukuro station and only about a 5 minute walk from Sunshine City (which is a huge shopping center/aquarium/observation deck). What was probably the biggest surprise was the breakfast that was included in our room fee. It was delicious! And a ton more food than I expected. It was probably the best breakfast I've had from a business hotel that was also included in the room deal. Definitely a great experience, and if I need to stay in Ikebukuro again in the future, I will be staying at this hotel!

Came here with my wife to see a concert in the area. We had been to Tokyo before but never stayed in this area. It was easy to find and we took the bus from the airport which dropped us off right at the hotel. Very easy to access. The area around the hotel has lots of shopping and nice scenery. We enjoyed walking through the parks and going to the waterfront. It's right on the subway line and getting around the city from there was simple. Check in was fine and the room was all as described and pictured. The bed is a little small for two to sleep comfortably, but the price was worth the mild discomfort for the two nights we stayed. Well-recommended if you have a purpose in this area of Tokyo.

This was the first hotel (out of seven) we stayed in during our trip in Japan and it was definitely one of the best. Although the room we booked was not big enough for three adults (with three beds in the room there was not much space left for our luggage), it was clean and the beds were big. The breakfast buffet was by far the best we had while in Japan with a wide array of both Japanese and "Western" (mainly Italian - like pizza and pasta) dishes. The hotel is very close (about a 5-minute easy walk) to the JR train station Hamamatsucho.

This is the best hotel I’ve ever stayed in Tokyo till now. And I have been to Tokyo at least 7 times. First, this hotel is so new, just open this year and the room is much bigger than any traditional small room of hotels in central Tokyo. The location of the hotel is so good, close to subway station. You can take a walk or jog in the morning to Meiji Shrine, Omotesando and Meiji Shrine Outer Court. Also, the hotel has a hot spring in 10th floor and have a nice baseball stadium view and quiet atmosphere. The hotel is at Aoyoma region belonging to culture and education region. Before I only booked for staying at this hotel two days. After stayed this hotel two days, I really like it and decided to stay at this hotel for two more nights. I love this hotel so much, so I strongly recommend to and travelers who come to Tokyo to stay.