Location: Shinjuku
Top Hotels in Shinjuku
10 Top-Rated Hotels in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Kanto
In busy Shinjuku, you’ll find some of the tallest buildings in Toyko, as well as tons of shopping malls, bars and clubs. To escape the hustle and bustle, TripAdvisor travelers recommend visiting Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, a beautiful and peaceful park in the middle of the city.
Restaurants in Shinjuku
1. Tokyu Stay Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 671 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Shinjuku, Tokyu Stay Shinjuku is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its charming environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Tokyu Stay Shinjuku makes it easy to enjoy the best of Shinjuku. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Tokyu Stay Shinjuku offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk, newspaper, and a coffee shop. Guests of Tokyu Stay Shinjuku are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Shinjuku, Tokyu Stay Shinjuku is located a short distance from Hanazono Shrine (0.2 mi) and Shinjuku Sumitomo Building (0.8 mi). If you’re looking for a Mediterranean restaurant, consider a visit to Hannibal, L'azure, or Waou Shokudo Agito, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Tokyu Stay Shinjuku. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden (0.4 mi), Shin Okubo Korean Town (0.8 mi), and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Buildings (0.8 mi), which are some popular Shinjuku attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Tokyu Stay Shinjuku is sure to make your visit to Shinjuku one worth remembering.
Newer, clean hotel, good amenities, great location
Reviewed By lsA7069FYReasonably priced, newer, very clean hotel in an excellent location. A subway station is one minute away and the main Shinjuku train station is within 10 minutes walking distance. Our 7-night stay was for business, and we extended the trip for some relaxation. Booking a twin room and pushing the beds together gives you a larger bed and more room overall. Our twin, non-smoking room had great amenities: microwave, adjustable between 500 - 700 watts; small refrigerator; combo washer/dryer. Several packets of laundry detergent were provided at check-in (a least for a 7-night stay). WiFi was excellent--we were able to stream video with no problem. We had no issues with noise from the street or other guests. Some things to note: The refrigerator does not have a "freezer" section near the top; it keeps things cool, but obviously won't hold ice or frozen food. Electrical outlets are abundant, but there are no convenient places to plug in a grounded (3-prong) plug to charge a laptop. However, you can probably unplug the trouser press or lighted vanity table and use one of those outlets if needed. We travel with adaptors, so it was not an issue. Note that there is no daily room cleaning, but they will provide clean towels. You control the air conditioning in the room: you can set it all the way down to 18 celsius if you'd like for sleeping. Using the washer/dryer does heat up the room a bit (as does the heated mirror in the bathroom, which we could not turn off). There was a sliding door separating the sleeping area from the entry/bathroom area, and closing it improved A/C efficiency. If you want a washer/dryer in your room, make sure it is listed when you book the room--washers are not available in every room. Restaurants and bars are abundant around the hotel, though during our visit, their hours were limited and many places were closed due to the COVID state of emergency. There is a Family Mart convenience store around the corner that has good breakfast options and very good refrigerated microwavable meals. The area is very LGBT-friendly. We highly recommend this hotel and hope to stay here again.
2. Shinjuku Granbell Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2011 reviews
Opened in December 2013 and located right in the heart of the lively Kabuki-cho area in Shinjuku. All the guest rooms are modern and stylish with unique design concepts. Higashi Shinjuku subway station ( Fukutoshin Line, Oedo Line) is just a 4-minute walk away. We are also 7-minute walk from the Shinjuku Sanchome subway station, 15-minute walk from east entrance of JR Shinjuku train station and 10-minute walk from north entrance of Seibu Shinjuku subway station ( Seibu Shinjuku Line). We offer great access to every place in Tokyo. We are located in a convenient place for business, sightseeing, and shopping in Shinjuku area. The rooms are fully equipped with beds made by Simmons, and we also provide free Wi-Fi to ensure that your stay is comfortable. We also have ample hotel facilities. On-site restaurant G features casual French and Italian cuisine cooked by a first-class chef. You can also relax at the Rooftop Bar that has an open terrace from which you can enjoy a bird's eye view of the night scenery of Shinjuku. Please have a wonderful time with urban night view and nice cocktails. PC, Printer ( lobby at 1F) / VOD (a charge) / an iPod dock speaker/ Free internet access (Wi-Fi, wired)/ a fridge / an electric kettle / a telephone/ a toilet seat with bidet functions / a safe / air cleaner / a humidifier / an iron / trouser press / a transformer / a wheelchair (free rental) / coin laundromat (2F)
Great Price and Hospitality
Reviewed By zeusnightclubAffordable and amazing ! Located in Shinjuku, you are sure to never get bored day and night. Surrounded by Temples, Bars, restaurant, Cinema, nightclubs and department store, you may make sure that your smartphone are well charged because there is so much to see and keep in memories.
3. Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4439 reviews
Hyatt Regency Tokyo provides a wide range of services guaranteed to satisfy the needs of guests. Allow our staff to assist you with anything you might require during your stay – from restaurant reservations and tour arrangements to tea times, spa treatments, and professional planning for any types of events or social occasion. For business trips and holidays, Hyatt Regency Tokyo sets an unmatched standard for Tokyo luxury accommodation.
Surely the best:)
Reviewed By alexvanc0uverEverything meets your expectations for Hyatt level. and believe or not, here the stay for whole 2 weeks here in Shinjuku location just blasting and it makes me surely wanna come back to this location again.
4. Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2593 reviews
Arguably one of the most vibrant, colorful cities in the world, Tokyo’s reputation as a fashion capital, food haven and mega city is well earned. Home to everything from skyscrapers to shrines to Pachinko joints, Tokyo is as multifaceted as they come. Situated right in the heart of bustling Shinjuku, Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo enjoys a prime location in Kabukicho, Shinjuku’s main entertainment area. The serviced residence is located near the JR Shinjuku Station East exit and across the street from Shinjuku Ward Office. An 8-minute walk will bring you to JR Shinjuku Station, one of the world’s busiest transport hubs that connects central and western Tokyo by rail and subway. The Shinjuku Sanchome and Higashi Shinjuku metro stations are also located nearby. The immediate area around the serviced residence is brimming with a myriad of entertainment outlets, restaurants, leading department stores, fashionable boutiques and mega-shopping complexes, all found within walking distance. Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo offers both leisure and corporate travelers a choice of 206 rooms ranging in size from 17.5sqm to 46.6sqm. Each of these rooms is fully furnished with contemporary furnishing and modern amenities, including cable and satellite television with Video-on-Demand. In the interest of guests’ comfort and convenience, a wide range of amenities and facilities can be found within the residence - including an ice machine, vending machines for soft drinks and alcohol, foreign currency exchange machine and launderette. In the tradition of Japanese hospitality, the dedicated bilingual reception staff will provide a 24-hour personalized service to help guests with any queries that they may encounter around the clock.
Wonderful service and location
Reviewed By peacelovegelato2020Every staff member was extremely helpful and kind during our stay. One of the front desk agents helped us make a reservation in Japanese at an amazing sushi restaurant. We think it was the best meal of our lives so we were very grateful for their gracious help. The location of the hotel can't be beat with Shinjuku station just a short walk away. There's a Lawson convenience store right downstairs if you need anything, and the Golden Gai with plenty of bars is right behind the hotel. The neighborhood is lively and vibrant but the inside it's quiet and relaxing. Our room was a decent size and VERY clean. I really loved the dimmable light next to the bed. Thank you for a perfect stay! We can't wait to come back!
5. Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Excellent design/quality
Reviewed By johnvtokyoJust stayed here for one night ... it is wonderful...our room overlooked the Gai-en park/Akasaka Palace with the tall buildings more than a mile away. When the ginkgo trees change color, it must be an awesome view. The hotel is of course basically brand new and it is wonderfully designed with a lot of wood, gray slate walls, a walk-in shower/ tub that is quite spacious and chic, and the beds were large with excellent linens. No cheap towels here, they are large and fluffy. The restaurant downstairs is a bit expensive but also very chic with many well appointed Tokyoite customers. They even have a grass lawn with chairs where you can have coffee or lounge about next to the park. It is true that it’s right next to the highway and a railway but inside the rooms is quite quiet at least on the ninth floor. Clearly it would be best to face away from that side if possible. The rooms are not large but not so cramped that you can’t get through. The balcony is very nice... like an extension to the room with floor to ceiling windows. Will definitely be back!
6. Nippon Seinenkan Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 169 reviews
Nippon Seinenkan Hotel, over 90 years of history will be a new landmark in the Gaien area in Tokyo where athletes will gather in peaceful serene setting, surrounded by beautiful greenery.
great value . best hotel of my trip
Reviewed By cricri0092017definitely recommend this hotel. great value for the price. very convenient location. it is located 15 mins away by walk from harajuku and omamote sando; then 6 min by walk from the subway station (ginza line). there is a lot of convenient stores around the hotel and restaurents as well. the room was small, as anywhere in japan and especially in tokyo, but functionnal and nicely decorated . loved the bathroom and the toto japanese toilet . room and the hotel itself were recently furbished. i loved the aesthetic of the lobby and the room decoration as well. air con and humidifier worked very well. bed was small but comfy. there is a free onsen at the 10th floor. great option to unwind . after a day of walking around tokyo.
7. Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5114 reviews
Located in Shinjuku, the heart of Tokyo, Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo has been welcoming guests from all over the world. Our guests may enjoy the free shuttle bus to Tokyo Disney Resort, free fitness room, sky pool (summer only; free for Premier Grand staying guests) and the rich heritage of Japanese culture — highly regarded all over the world — can be experienced first-hand at the Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo, such as Tea Ceremony Experience, Flower Arrangement Experience, Kimono trial options, and many more. Free in-room Wi-Fi is available.
If you've been definately a place to revisit
Reviewed By cgV5279ZCLovely hotel in a lovely place. Very be well looked after, rooms cleaned, towels, tea and biscuits renewed each day. Went on coach holiday all over Japan, back here after every trip. Well worth the money, would certainly go back. Cherry blossom season definitely the best time to go. Mount Fuji a sight in itself especially with cherry blossom and pagodas around - a sight you'd never see here.
8. Shinjuku Prince Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1285 reviews
Shinjuku - a city constantly on the move. Here in this fast-paced subcenter of Tokyo, you'll find the striking, brick-colored tower of the Shinjuku Prince Hotel, which boasts 571 guest rooms and the trendy shops of the Seibu Shinjuku PePe. Located near the towering Tokyo Metropolitan City Hall, this elegant hotel is just a few minutes walk from the skyscrapers of the financial district and the neon lights of the famous Kabuki-cho, a constantly humming nightlife quarter.
Best location, walk to station
Reviewed By Drewbear97We’ve been to Shinjuku many times and the Prince Hotel is by far the best location for us. We travel heavy with skis and way too much luggage. You can walk underground from the main Shinjuku station to the hotel. All the shops and restaurants are right there. Opt for a room upgrade and negotiate the price at check in. Get an upper floor for awesome views.
9. Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 567 reviews
Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku is an Apartment style with a kitchen and dining area! You can stay up to 6 people depend on room types. Enjoy our free "Handy"smartphone rental, with multilanguage support!
A wonderful stay
Reviewed By carnellinThe room is spacious, the location is not in the main Shinjuku, the closest station is Okubo and we love the Aeon mini supermarket below as it provide us almost everything we need for daily necessities. The hotel itself is an apartment, we stayed in a junior suite that comes with a washing machine and dryer in one. There's 4 of us and during this covid 19 outbreak we wash all our clothing including jackets on daily basis using hot water. It was very much appreciated by all of us. It may took around 6-8 hours for all of the clothes to be completely dry but we just went to bed every time and in the morning it will be done. Every details is in Japanese just use a google translate to operate the machine. The shampoo, conditioner and body wash is provided in full size bottles like most hotels in Japan, but if you have sensitive or specific issues with your scalp or hair just use your own. Again, back to the room, spacious and it is a real apartment with a view that we love. All the windows could not be open, we wish it can since we cooked a lot, and yes all the pots and pans are provided with adequate fridge till freezer too, there's microwave oven and kettle too, it was a full functioning apartment perfect for us for the whole 10 days. The room is cleaned daily and we also love the separate toilet and bathroom for convenience. There's two tv's and two sets of aircons, 3 beds consist of 1 kingsize, 2 single sizes. The pillows are a bit hard and not really fluffy, some even smells like saliva, I wish they can change the pillows. On the second to last day we sent our luggages to the airport (paid around 4400 yens) so 2 of them are ready in Haneda. Just go to the lobby and the hotel staffs with help you, everything is sufficient and practical. There's also an ice machine. But bottled water only given 4 on day one and not daily. The slippers are also given once. We only have 2 pairs in the room. There's daily pajamas so like most Japanese hotel, so it is help us to carry less stuffs. There's a small gym on the lobby but we never use it. There's one cherry tree right in front of the lobby, looks pretty when it blossoming. I think we will stay here again for our next visit in Tokyo since the experience is really good, we love the convenience of the kitchen, washing machine and bath/toilet plus there's so many restaurants nearby too so we didn't take the breakfast option which is also quite cheap.
10. Hilton Tokyo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5885 reviews
Hilton Tokyo is located in Shinjuku, the heart of Tokyo's business, shopping and entertainment district, and is an ideal place to experience modern Japan. A complimentary shuttle operates between the hotel and Shinjuku station and the Tokyo Metro subway is connected to the hotel. Relax in one of the modern Japanese-style rooms and admire stunning city views. The hotel offers WiFi and internet access throughout all rooms and public space. Rejuvenate in the 24-hour on-site health club and relax in the sauna or soothing whirlpool spa. Play tennis on the rooftop courts or swim laps in the indoor pool. Exercise with Technogym equipment, the official supplier of the Olympics and Paralympics. TSUNOHAZU expresses folkloric traditions and boundless energy of the Shinjuku neighborhood in an open-format space composed of colorful materials, surprising design elements and four distinct dining and entertainment zones.
Professional Staff and convenient location
Reviewed By dlcasanThis Hilton is centrally located in the heart of Tokyo. Convenient access to trains. The staff at this hotel is exceptionally professional and accommodating. I have been staying at this hotel for work when I am in Tokyo and the staff here never let me down. The restaurants are also excellent with great choices of cuisine.
