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Of course, it was my mistake—I thought it was the Kabukicho Tower Hotel I always use, but it was a different Hotel. It’s nice, but the Kabukicho Tower Hotel is probably more convenient. That said, if you’re staying in Tokyo and plan to have a few drinks, I think this is a good Accommodation.

Convenient access from Higashi-Shinjuku Station. The bed was extremely comfortable, and even while traveling I fell asleep quickly and woke up refreshed. Since it opened this spring, everything is spotlessly clean. The Room also has a sauna, karaoke, a high-spec hair dryer, and other amenities, making the Facility very comfortable. One of the small breakfast dishes (nikujaga) seemed spoiled and tasted sour, which was disappointing, but overall the meal was delicious. Breakfast was delivered via room service, so we could relax and enjoy it in the Room.

I stayed for 2 nights. I had made separate 1-night Reservations for the same Room type on different dates through different sites, so I called about a week before my stay to ask if they could treat it as a Multiple Night Stay, and they kindly agreed. However, when I tried to check in on the day, it was not set up as a Multiple Night Stay. Still, although it took some time, they arranged it so I could stay in the same Room for both nights, which was very helpful. The Hotel was clean. The sink and bath area were compact but not an issue. The refrigerator worked well too. My Room was near the elevator, but I hardly noticed any noise from the hallway. Overall, my stay was very comfortable.

I stayed here for business. It is located between two lively downtown areas, and although it is a walk from both Shinjuku Station and Shin-Okubo Station, I had a comfortable stay.

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.

It had an atmosphere like an overseas Hotel, which I personally liked. I would love to use it again.

As we welcome many international guests, the property can be crowded.

I had reserved a standard single Room, but since there was availability, I was upgraded. I truly appreciated that and the Room itself was nice; however, it was on the second floor, and to my surprise, the corridor outside the door was open to the outdoors, like an apartment building. This really shocked me. On days with heavy rain, wouldn’t luggage get wet? It may have been an extension, but I felt there could be structural issues with the building design. Also, because it is right next to a neighboring building (which may be unavoidable given that it’s in Kabukicho), the view is not very pleasant. I have stayed at other APA Hotels before and have also stayed many times at other Business Hotels in Tokyo, but this was my first time experiencing something like this. If possible, I think it would be better to improve this.

The Room is clean and comfortable, but the air conditioning needs improvement. When the air conditioner is turned on, it blows very cold air and feels chilly. Even when the temperature setting is increased, the air remains cold.

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.

It was great to stay affordably in Shinjuku. It became a wonderful memory. Thank you!

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!