Tokyo Sui Shrine Hotels

"Amazing place to stay! "

"The prompt for this asks to write a review to help travellers plan better. My advice to plan better and have a more enjoyable experience in Tokyo is to NOT book this hotel. I have just left and not slept for a week. The sirens, alarms and noise from outside is overwhelming and carries on all day and night. It feels like your window is always open. The staff were extremely rude and not helpful at all. They didn’t clean our room when we put the sign up on the door, advised that we can bring down our own rubbish and one time only made up our bed rather than change the sheets. The rooms are tiny and the pillows are so bad that I’m going to have to pay thousands of dollars just to repair my neck. When I asked for a soft pillow they said they didn’t have any. When issues were raised, we were only offered a refund if we left by 11am that day which we couldn’t because we had booked an activity. I’ve slept on airport floors, at bus stations, party hostels and I even caught bed bugs once in Spain whilst travelling and this hotel is without a doubt the worst place I’ve ever been with the poorest customer service. Please do yourself a favour and never come here. The reviews are not accurate which has gotten me to truly believe the staff or manager there must be writing them themselves. Awful awful awful. "

"The staff were helpful and the rooms were nice and clean"

"Clean room | Staff were mannerly and helpful | Many Shops and Restaurants nearby in walking distance | Parking "

"Clean room, shops nearby, breakfast was superb "

"This Hotel is a must, loved it."

"Room was fine for three people but bathroom was small. Water slow to drain in sink but otherwise hotel was good and in a very good location."

"Clean and spacious room and very friendly staff. I accidentally left some stuff behind and they kept my stuff for me. After calling them first to confirm, I was able to stop by a few days later to pick it up. I really appreciate the service and extra care. The hotel is away from the touristy spots. I enjoy the quietness of the neighborhood. A lot of local restaurants within walking distance. They were all very good. The hotel restaurant seems to be very popular as there is always a line. I only tried the breakfast buffet, which was really nice with good selections, especially the traditional Japanese breakfast options."

"This hotel offers an incredible value for Tokyo, from our experience. Wife and I booked a night here in early March 2026 and ended up extending our stay for another three nights. For rates comparable to the typical sub 200 square-foot micro-rooms at other hotels, the Righa Royal rooms we booked were over 400 square feet. Even better, there was a door between the sleeping area and the hallway to the front door and bathroom, another door sealing off the bathroom, and another door to the toilet. This was very welcome, especially at night so one person had a better chance of not waking up the other. The hotel and rooms have that old elegant look, as compared to the basic furnishings at the typical Shinjuku accommodations. Even so, there were modern fixtures such as plenty of outlets, tea kettle, etc. The shuttle to the nearby Takadanobaba metro station was a welcome and highly appreciated amenity. During our stay, it picked up twice an hour at the hotel and metro station. Last pickup at Takadanobaba was at 9:40pm. Hotel staff were extremely helpful and most spoke English. Very special thanks to Santosh, who spoke great English, as well as Japanese, Hindi and Nepalese, if I recall correctly. He made our stay a delight and was super helpful on a number of occasions. We didn't try any of the hotel restaurants so can't comment on those. For the record, I received no compensation or incentive for this review. "