The hotel is about 3 blocks away from the Shin Okubo JR line. Room was clean, nice size. i got the double room and the bed was a decent size. i was expecting smaller so it was above my expectations. Hotel staff was very polite and spoke English. It was as a little hard to find at first as it... More

This hotel was one of the cheapest I found in Tokyo. It's located in Shin Okubu (Korea Town), within walking distance from Shinjuku and on a convenient rail line. The area is great for Korean food, with amazing chicken houses in particular. Unfortunately it's also a red-light district, but it did not feel at all dangerous. The hotel itself was... More

Nearby Shin Okubo JR Line and Kabukicho, walking distance to East Entrance of Shinjuku Station. This area is just like little korea full with korean restaurant. You will have to walk a further far to Kabukicho if you want to try the Japanese food. The room is a basis room attached with a bathroom and small toilet. The elevator of... More

Clean and nearby to Shin Okubo J-Line. The area is also known as Little Korea due to its concentration of many Korean bistros and people living in this area. Bed was comfy and the toilet was specky clean. Receptionist does not speak English so a bit hardy for certain English-speaking tourists. Only downside will be the loitering of prostitutes around... More

I stayed here for a week. It was always clean, and had a great location for my trip, near the 7-Bank (for cash) and the train station. The owners were very kind. The rooms are tiny, but that's normal for Tokyo. We were able to fit two Americans into a room comfortably.

creepy, kind of dirty but cheap and situated in a very confortable position. A lot of junk in the stairs (cables, tables, sofas, mattresses, wifi routers...) the non-smoking rooms smell like ashtrays. Japanese style bathroom: synk in the bedroom, one room for the wc and another for the shower-bathtub.