APA Hotels Hasuda hotels

"The room maintained a reasonable level of cleanliness, though we were caught off guard by the mandatory housekeeping service every three days. We prefer our personal items remain undisturbed during our stay. The hotel operates with minimal staff presence, relying entirely on self-service kiosks for check-in and check-out procedures. Unfortunately, we won't be returning due to an apparent plumbing issue that caused an unpleasant odor in the bathroom. Additionally, the thermostat proved ineffective at maintaining a comfortable temperature—the room consistently felt too warm during the evening hours. The location is also quite inconvenient, situated far from most tourist attractions and requiring over 30 minutes of subway travel each way."

"Old hotel "

"I did not try the restaurant. "

"Hotel was amazing the location is pretty challenging for a family "

"Good stay"

"The check in process was easy and great location. Rooms clean and towels changed daily"

"Clean, just needs an air purifier to rooms."

"My biggest problem was simply finding the hotel. All the APA hotels in Tokyo have VERY similar names. I'd be out then upon returning I'd be at the wrong APA hotel. All have similar Shinjuku Hijari Kubuchi Tower designations. Absolutely maddening. why not NUMBER THE HOTELS?!!!!!!!!"

"Great hotel and convenient location in Shinjuku. We were able to take advantage of the nearby train stations to get to other parts of Tokyo like Shibuya, Akihabara, etc. We had a smaller room that had a bunk bed style for our family of 3. It was definitely a tight squeeze but we made it work."