The property nestled right in shinjuku city about 15 minutes from the trains station lots of clubs and stores around open at all times of the night and day

The staff when asked to do a late checkout till 1pm it was a pain in the butt checkout time is at 1000 but made an extension request before 10 after 45 minutes of getting new room keys they forced us to pay 2000 yen for being in the hotel 1 hour past checkout which was rediculous no customer should have to pay additional fee after they informed hotel staff they were doing a late checkout

Super friendly and helpful staff that help me with the luggage storage as there were some issue with my phone. During check in time the staff also also very helpful and friendly. Room was clean and the bathroom was fully stock with everything u might need. Bed was super comfortable and big. Location is only a few minutes walk from the main shinjuku street so everything is close by, all the street to and from the hotel is very well lited so it's safe to come back late after a long night out. There is also a ramen shop attached but I didn't get a change to try it.

There were some light damage to the wall paper, there is also no way to change the ac from heating mode to cooling mode as it is change depend on the weather. But it wasn't a big issue for me as I just left the window slightly open to cool the room as it was winter.

The room with a double bad is small like a doll house and bearly fits one guest, but it was clean and confortable. The bathroom is also small but works perfectly (there is even a tiny "ofuro"). I had very little contact with the staff and did my self checkout without any problem. The are many facilities in the area like convenience stores, bars and restaurants and its not far from some metro lines. I didn't find it particularly noisy as some guests mentioned, but it is indeed close to areas with very busy nighlife.

The location is amazing, a walking distance to Kabukicho and Golden Gai; Higashi-shinjuku station is 1 min walk, while Shin-okubo is about 10 minutes away. the place is surrounded by restaurants which are open until after 01:00, which is rare. staff is great. besides the loud ambulances, it is silent.

Rooms are TINY. I already stayed here before, and somehow the room I had with my wife was smaller than the one I had when I stayed alone. Pillows are not the best, but you can ask for normal ones at the reception. like most Japanese hotels, you cannot control the AC, which means you have to sleep with the window open - which lets all the ambulance noise in.

Very close to the main hustle of Shinjuku and Korean street . Lovely and friendly staff. Our bags were able to be dropped off before checking in and held for us after checking out. They locked our bags up in a little room section in front of the main desk which from what I saw always had someone there. Was clean and smelt nice. The beds are comfortable and the pillows are fine 1 small one and 1 half feathers and beads. Very comfortable. Bathroom was the size of a cruise ship bathroom but big enough to shower/small bath and bidet fitted toilet. It took 5 mins to walk to the Godzilla Toho Cinema.

Soundproofing from the outside noise is not good. There are a lot of sirens (Ambulance and police), seems like it’s the Main Street and that why. In saying that I didn’t find it an issue to sleep it wasn’t consistent. The hotel provides free ear plugs at the front desk but I don’t need them.

I really liked the localization of the hotel. It was near the center of Shinjuku and the subway station was close. The room was really compact, but it had everything needed. The bed was really big and comfortable. The staff was really friendly and helpful. Also, the breakfast was delicious. It would be nice if the menu changed from time to time, but overall I really enjoyed it!

I didn’t like how loud you can hear the noises from the street at night. It seemed like the windows weren't soundproof or something. Despite of it I was able to sleep well

The convenience between the local train and main train stations. I like how it’s still in the Shinjuku city but in a slightly quieter part away from the “party” areas.

The area is filled with loud advertising, people, and ambulances, which is blocked out by the windows when closed, but then were subject to a stuffy room. So either we leave the window open for air and deal with the noise, or close the window and be in a stuffy room.

Friendly staff, great location that was close to Kabukicho, Shinjuku station and metro lines but not too close as to be noisy. Rooms will be on the small side for anyone not accustomed to a Japanese business hotel - it's a bed, TV, small desk and shower/bathroom, with very little floor space otherwise - but does the job as a base for Tokyo. Early check-in is possible at JPY1,000 per hour, with the earliest you can check-in being 12pm. Just be aware that there are three APA hotels with Kabukicho in the name in a small radius and make sure you get the precise location from the booking.

First time in Japan, first night in Tokyo, first hotel. Same with the rest of APA's that we stayed during our holiday, the hotel was very reliable, bed very comfortable, cleanliness was top and the price was fair for Tokyo.

As we experienced several times during the rest of the trip, despite having a comfortable mattress, the room was tiny and felt clautrophobic at times. We stayed in a double, and the moment you open 2 small suitcases, the room is packed and is clunky to move around. We were in a fifth floor and it was noisy outside on the weekend night - but it is a busy area.

Great location with restaurant and convenience stores on the same street of the hotel. Comfortable bed. Excellent location walking distance to Shinjuku However for people with young family when discovering the famous Shinjuku be careful you might venture into the X-rated adult entertainment area called Kabuki-cho. Look out for bars type restaurant if you don't want to tumble into it.

Room is very small not much walking space left with 2 large luggage opened.