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"Loved my stay! My solo room was very compact, but did the trick. A walk to Shinjuku station, and a hop skip and a jump tothe Metropolitan Government Building and the free observatory and the light show at night. Lots of easy reasonably priced restaurants in the basement level and two convenience stores. The airport bus stops right in front of the hotel (but doesn't pick up until 9:30 am for Haneda unfortunately). There is a very helpful information desk on the first floor. A great place!"

"the room is tiny however it's newly renovated. walking distance to lidabashi interchange and many eateries. plenty of foreigners stay there."

"The staff is great! The hotel is in a very convenient location. They have Great rooms! I never had any issues. This my favorite hotel whenever I visit Tokyo. I highly recommend. "

"Great location, we enjoyed our stay."

"Another excellent stay as always at Keio Plaza. The location is ideal if you don’t mind taking the door to door bus from Narita or Haneda. Rooms and breakfast buffet are excellent. Rooms are quite large by Japanese standards. The higher floors in the 30’s have excellent views of city or government building. Would be nice if they had on site laundry facilities. "

"Great location"

"Hotel inside was aesthetically pleasing, woth fountains inside giving a soothing effect. View of Tokyo tower from room was stunning. Room was large- had 3 comfortable beds for family of 3. Very clean, special ladies and men care kit, Buffet on 33 rd floor was very good Japanese and western options. Japanese breakfast was in basement floor was quaint. Lawsons convenience store in the basement was a big plus too. Shibakoen station for subway walking distance.Very safe neighborhood. "

"Great place to stay. Central, lots of restaurants in area."

"Clean hotel and great service. Conveniently located from the Kabukicho Airport Limosine Bus station located about 300 feet west of the hotel. There are various dining and a 7 Eleven on the ground floor as well as dining practically down every street. Shinjuku Station is an easy walk. Rooms were a typical Japanese hotel size, but smaller than Western branded hotels. If you're a Godzilla fan, this hotel is a must. Would definitely stay there again."