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Good value for money in mid-range hotel in Tokyo's most expensive hotel suburb. Exceptional location right next to Shinjuku Station and Kabukicho, very helpful staff, clean and spacious rooms (for Tokyo), excellent WiFi, great restaurants. Highly recommended.
it is really close to the train stations and the hotel is quite easy to find. the service is great and communication isnt a problem at all. the rooms are not very large but enough for 2 people with 2 luggages. there are game centers...More
dont get me wrong, the hotel is clean and well kept
room are on the small size (i live in Hong kong so i know "asian standards" but this room i found it particularly small), wall are really thin it can be a problem sometime...More
Unhappy & bad manner Japanese staff at front desk and customer service. The staff assume i do not understand Japanese and he was complaining in Japanese while assisting me on hotel wifi issue. He could not solve the problem and don't even apologise after i...More
Made a stopover at Tokyo and stayed in at this hotel. The hotel room is spacious for Tokyo standard. It is big enough to fit the three of us and still have room to move about. The hotel is located at a building which has...More
Shinjuku is the commuting capital of Tokyo, and contains the busiest train station in the world. To the west, there's an office district with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office at its center. To the east, there’s a district with long-established department stores, cinemas and theaters. Shinjuku Gyoen is a park originally built as the garden for the Imperial Household. It is quite famous as a venue for
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cherry-blossom viewing in March and April. In Shinjuku, many restaurants operate all night, and districts such as Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) or Shinjuku Golden Machi have back streets filled with tiny restaurants and bars that reflect each owner’s unique taste and style.
regarding transfer from port to hotel ,
1) the hotel has to arrange preservation from to hotel , there are multi way to reach hotel by public transportation , so it is depend on your choose
2) the Hotel considered as... More
regarding transfer from port to hotel ,
1) the hotel has to arrange preservation from to hotel , there are multi way to reach hotel by public transportation , so it is depend on your choose
2) the Hotel considered as central location dont worry , you are within all shopping district
3) limousine bus is the best way to get from hotel to airports and opposite , very comfortable and economic way , just proceed to Shinjuku Station and ask about airport limousine . and be aware from taking metro to airport , this can be little bit complicated for first time using it .
You are best to email the Shinjuku Prince hotel directly.
I found their concierge to be nothing less that perfect. They are so helpful and I'm sure will explain to you the procedure for late check in.
Furthermore, although... More
You are best to email the Shinjuku Prince hotel directly.
I found their concierge to be nothing less that perfect. They are so helpful and I'm sure will explain to you the procedure for late check in.
Furthermore, although I did not go to Haneda, it is much more likely you will get a train to Shinjuku station. (the train system is perfect in Japan).
Look on Hyperdia to find train type, and times. There will be a giant train station near the airport, and Shinjuku is an enormous station. It will be easy to get the train.
When you are exiting the Shinjuku station, look for the EAST EXIT. (not the central east). this is the closest exit to Shinjuku Prince Hotel. When you exit the station from this east exit, look to your left, and see a tall building in the distance with a DOG on the top. Head in this direction. As you get closer you will see the big dark brown tall thin Shinjuku Prince building nearby. (If you look at google maps streetview, you'll see what I mean.).
