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When traveling to Tokyo, I can’t imagine staying anywhere other than Anshin Oyado. It offers excellent access to Ajinomoto Stadium, the Japan National Stadium, Jingu Baseball Stadium, Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Tokyo Dome, and more. A large public bath and dry sauna are available, plus free alcohol from the evening, a free meal from 7:00 PM, free ramen, and free morning curry and risotto. The drink bar is also free. My recommendation is to buy side dishes outside and enjoy a luxurious yet affordable dinner. I will continue to stay here regularly. I just hope it doesn’t become so popular that prices go up.

Tatami with beds, very relaxing. Traditional hospitality with tabi socks provided. The bath on the 18th floor offers a stunning night view of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building from the open-air bath. Breakfast exceeded expectations with New Year's osechi dishes. About 80% of guests were from overseas, but everyone had good manners, and the bath area was kept clean. There is a 7-Eleven convenience store across the street.

Close to Shinjuku-sanchome Station, with a clean and new interior. The Room is standard, but efficiently designed with no wasted space. Breakfast isn’t lavish, but there are options like tacos and tomato juice, which is satisfying. There are many international guests, but security is solid—for example, you can’t go upstairs without a key card. Check-in feels self-service, but the front desk staff will assist properly. With Accommodation costs rising recently, even old Hotels in good locations that aren’t well maintained can charge high rates; however, this Hotel is new and clean, reasonably priced for what you get, and easy to use.

The location was a little hard to find, but I was able to relax and enjoy my stay. If possible, I would have liked a wider selection of bread at the breakfast buffet.

I ended up checking in quite late, around 11:30 PM, but the staff kindly assisted me. The Room lighting and sofa had a retro, warm design—it felt relaxing and cute. It said the mattress was a Simmons, and it was very comfortable. Perhaps because I stayed on a day of heavy rain, there were moments when a little water dripped from the bathroom ventilation fan. Although it’s a unit bath, it was clean. I would like to stay again.

With many restaurants within walking distance, you won’t have trouble finding dinner after check-in. The large public bath also includes an outdoor tub shaped like a pot. Perhaps because Tanabata was approaching, tanzaku wish strips were on display, giving the entrance a seasonal feel. I felt comfortable staying here.

I found this Hotel while looking for a place to stay in Shinjuku. At first, I was considering the Nishi-Shinjuku area, but this Hotel had great access, was clean, and offered good value. I booked two Rooms for my mother and aunt’s sightseeing trip in Tokyo, and they were happy because it was convenient to get anywhere and very clean.

It’s a place where you can relax and feel at home, and it was kept very clean. If I have another opportunity, I’d definitely like to stay here again.

We stayed here to attend a soccer match at the National Stadium. The entire property and our Room were very clean, so we felt comfortable during our stay. They kindly explained the parking arrangements when we made our Reservation, and even after we arrived they responded promptly and courteously. Thank you very much. We would like to stay again. However, one of the USB ports by the bed was broken. It didn’t cause us any inconvenience, but we hope you can check it.

Thank you so much for accommodating an early check-in!!!! The Hotel was very clean, and I was extremely satisfied. I couldn’t hear any noise from the neighboring Room at all, and the location was convenient—overall, I was truly delighted. I would love to stay again.

The room was clean, the facilities were great, and I was very satisfied. However, the price suddenly increased from 50,000 yen for two nights to 89,000 yen, making it unaffordable. I wonder if the price hike is due to an increase in foreign guests. It's disappointing because I really liked this place. Considering that I don't use the washing machine or eat meals here and only stay to sleep, that price is a bit too high. I hope the prices can be adjusted back.

The room is clean and very quiet despite being in the middle of Shinjuku. There is also a large table, making it very convenient. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

With a coupon, it came to around JPY 7,000 per night for two people including breakfast (a rice ball bento and tea), which was great value for money.

Located in Shinjuku 2-chome, the accommodation is completely quiet, allowing for a relaxing stay. Due to the compact building size, it was hard to locate the free coffee service and only realized it was where some foreign guests were gathered when leaving. I also wanted to use the washing machine but couldn't due to mismatched usage hours. Still, it's clear that efforts have been made to make the most of this older facility. I would like to stay here again. However, hotels in Shinjuku are ultimately priced too high for ordinary people...

The staff was very polite and helpful. Thank you so much! Above all, being close to the National Stadium was incredibly convenient.

When I checked in during the evening, the female staff at the reception was clear, polite, and greeted me with a smile, which made me feel at ease. Additionally, upon entering the room, I found a handwritten thank-you letter on the desk addressed to guests and thoughtful touches like a duck in the bathroom that added charm and showed genuine care. It made me very happy.

Due to a chronic illness, I visit Tokyo Women's Medical University in Wakamatsu-Kawada. On days with early appointments, I have stayed here several times to avoid the morning rush hour in Tokyo. It’s just one station away or about 1,500 yen by taxi to Wakamatsu-Kawada, which is very convenient for my condition. Despite being close to Kabukicho in the neighboring area, it feels surprisingly safe here. The Room is spacious enough for one person and comes with all basic amenities. The microwave is particularly handy. I’ve never had any complaints about cleanliness either. All the front desk staff I've interacted with so far have been foreigners who speak polite and fluent Japanese. They likely speak their native language, English (as their first foreign language), and Japanese (as their second foreign language), which shows how hardworking they are!