Musashimurayama 4 Stars Hotels

"10 minute walk to Shinjuku station. Nice and quiet on the weekends. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Breakfast in Japan is a little unusual for American visitors. They have a nice variety but a lot of it is frankly not breakfast food the bar at the top of the building was nice. The sushi was just OK."

"The hotel was great comfortable beds, excellent location, very easy to run around town and find our way back. The staff was very nice. Definitly get the breakfast buffet, very delicious. Good way to start off the day of touring around the city. Lots of convienent stores, restaurants, and things to around the hotel. Vey walkable area."

"Really nice hotel with great, friendly staff. The room was very clean, and the location was excellent-close to the train station, making everything very convenient. The area is also nice and walkable, which made the stay even better. Would definitely stay here again"

"The staff were excellent so helpful, kind and would do all they could to help."

"Good hotel and close to Shinjuki with dining options around! You can walk from Shinjuku or take a metro"

"Great location, great hotel. No issues!"

"Convenient location for Shinjuku Station & Airport Express buses (which stop at hotel). Excellent breakfast (but scrambled eggs are like soup). Room (upper-level lady twin - for 2) was tiny and I kept tripping over the threshold and then down again into the tiny prefab bathroom. Deep tub to step into for shower. So much to trip over! One small hard pillow per bed. Dated interior and amenities, though clean, with small window that can’t open. Safe (except for tripping hazards) and convenient but would choose a better hotel (newer, larger room) next time and just get a taxi to the station or AirPort Express stop. Served us well this time but room was claustrophobic and basic, considering the price."

"The hotel and amenities are modern. Our bathroom was really clean but no hooks to hang any towels. Unfortunately the room was very dusty and we found a sandwich bag of old food on the window ledge at the side of the bed. Room is also very small, which granted rooms are small in Japan but there really was very little thought had gone into storage options (which we found other places we stayed had). "