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Shinjuku Global Hotel

Shinjuku

Ved

HK$479 total

13 Jul - 14 Jul

Tuktuk House

Kawagoe

"Definitely a great place to stay if you are visiting Kawagoe with its historic 'Edo Town', as the nearest station (Matoba) is just two stops away. The very kind owner/host offers a comfortable place to stay with excellent hospitality and flexibility for not just solo travellers but couples and even small groups. The location is just a short walk from the station with plenty of shops nearby to meet your short-term shopping needs. The spacious room with the basic furnishings proved to be a great...

Bradley

HK$499 total

2 Jul - 3 Jul

Ryokan Niko

Koganei

juan

HK$1,539 total

3 Jul - 4 Jul

A-yard

Ome

Graham

HK$772 total

3 Jul - 4 Jul

GardenHouse

Setagaya

HK$1,920 total

2 Jul - 3 Jul

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Top Mizuho Hotel Reviews

Shinjuku Washington Hotel Annex

8/10 Good

"Bathroom smelled like sewer. Closet had rusting. The hotel is old and needs a major update. But great location and lots of restaurant choices in the main hotel. Staff is amazing. Breakfast buffet is delicious."

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Premier Grand

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful hotel with caring, attentive staff. Extremely well located for Shinjuku and therefore central Tokyo and anything you can get to on the subway. All staff spoke excellent English. 5 tips: 1) Likely the last stop on your journey to the hotel will be Shinjuku station. For the uninitiated, this can be incredibly difficult to find an exit for, especially if you are jetlag and tired. Follow any signs you can see towards West Gate or West Concourse. Finally, leave via the west exit which is down a small flight of stairs. If you end up going round in circles coming in and out of ticket barriers that is understandable, and just pick any exit you can see or be directed to And and then navigate on the street level. When you leave the hotel fir the first time to use the subway, remember where the closest entrance is and that will be your exit next time. 2) Get the Premier Grand rooms if you can as these include a lounge with its own quieter check in/out, breakfast area and all day snacks/drinks to have in or takeaway. There is another lounge cafe type place in the south tower but it’s not as good. 3) not mentioned by staff but there is a 7-11 in the Basement-2 floor at the far end. 7-11 Japan sells great food with good service, it’s not like in the USA ;-) 4) the pool is outdoor and only open seasonally 5) breakfast is quieter in the lounge if you get a Premier Grand room, though the basement restaurant serves earlier at 6am if you want an early start. A great stay"

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