From Shinjuku station, take the Chuo-Sobu line on platform 16. Okubo station is one stop away. When you get off at Okubo station, exit out of the north gate. Cross the street, take a left and the hotel is about 100m away. When you want to go back to Shinjuku, go to platform 2 in Okubo station. This place is conveniently located. The room (Jr. Suite) was spacious, included a washer and dryer (however, it took 5-6 hours to do one load), a refrigerator, an induction stove, pots, pans, utensils, cups, dish soap, and more! A supermarket is located on the ground floor and Dominos is there too! It’s also walking distance to Shin-Okubo Korea town, where we bough yummy street food. They have a luggage transfer feature and we were able to send all our luggage to the airport two days before our departure, so we didn’t have to travel with heavy luggages. Laundry took a long time, but we stuck a load in before we slept and it was dry by morning. We also stuck a load in before we left for the day and it was dry when we came back in the evening. If you really want to wash your clothes faster, there’s a laundry mat about 2 minutes away walking distance. Washing and drying two loads took us 45-50 minutes. It was great! We absolutely loved our stay here and would stay again in the future.

Location was great, easy access to Okubo station and we can also walk to Shinjuku or Kabukicho. Room size was good, and we liked the separated WC and Shower Room, with a Sink in the "powder room" in between. The room had an electric stove (which we didn't use) and utensils and plates for 3 persons. Ample sized fridge and coffee and tea making facilities. Appreciate the daily mineral water bottle for 3 persons.

Would be great if property considered a 3 day in-between cleaning instead of the current 4. The other would be the housekeeping entering the room to change the towels and take out the rubbish instead of the guest piling the towels outside the room with the rubbish. Just a consideration, not a big deal

Love the view of Shinjuku from the window. I appreciate the daily trash takeaway and towel replacement. Very pleased they were partnered with a luggage delivery company that took care of moving large suitcases to Haneda airport. The staff were very kind and spoke English. Especially appreciated the room had a washer and dryer machine. There were instruction manuals provided for operating the washer/dryer machine. The floors were quiet. Cleaned very well and furnished sufficiently--for the most part. Located near Okubo train station and many restaurants and shops within walking distance.

Wish they provided some laundry detergent. I only washed two loads and was forced to buy larger then needed sized laundry detergent at the local convini. Would have been helpful if they provided enough laundry detergent for at least 3 loads of laundry like some of the other apartment/hotel places I stayed at previously in Kyoto.

We were visiting Japan to celebrate my boyfriend’s cancer recovery and Hundred Stay were so amazing. We stayed for 6 nights, and didn’t want to leave! We felt so comfortable in our room, which had a big couch, comfy bed, a big bath, a microwave, and wonderful city view. We also got bottles of water and fresh pyjamas every day. There’s also a laundry room and vending machine inside the hotel. So basically everything you need :) Extremely patient and friendly staff who speak good English. They were very kind to my boyfriend and made the extra effort to congratulate him on his cancer recovery. It was so appreciated. Thank you Hundred Stay, we’d love to stay with you again!

This was our first visit to Tokyo and it was a bit of an unknown for us when it came to Japanese Hotels. We reached around 6pm at the station near the hotel and did a 10 minute walk to the hotel in the a very international Asian neighbourhood of Okubo. The whole street was filled with Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Nepalese and Indian eateries (besides lots of Japanese food places). The hotel has a Japanese-Italian restaurant and a Domino's (exceptional crust which puts to shame the Singapore version) in the same building. There is an AEON supermarket right next door too. Okubo is the nearest JR station (a 2 minute walk). Don't confuse it with Shin-Okubo station which is about 10-15 minutes walk. You can even walk to Shinjuku in about 15-20 minutes from the hotel. Our apartment had a kitchenette in it so we cooked breakfast for our kids everyday. Everything was arranged nicely for us in a very thoughtful way. Plates, cutleries, cooking utensils, drinking bottles etc. The room had a very strong washer dryer so we did our laundry in the room itself. We stayed there for 6 nights and then did a late checkout by an hour (About 1600 Yen).

I can't think of anything except that the windows were a bit small but that is kind of nitpicking.

The staff were very welcoming and got us checked in with no difficulty. They were also able to call for a taxi for us and made things very convenient. Our room was spacious for Tokyo and slept 3 easily. The policy is that the room is cleaned every 4 days, but new towels and bottles of water were provided every day. The location was convenient to public transport, including the JY and JB lines. It was also surrounded by restaurants and convenience stores that made it easy to find something to eat, even later at night. I would stay here again and recommend it to others.

The beds were a little firm for my taste, but really not a big problem.

Really good location, walking distance form Okubo & Shin Okobu stations. In a busy area but still quite quiet - couldn't hear much traffic. Small grocery store & currency exchange- all nearby. Reception present all the time & very polite. Very clean, decent size room. You get fresh towels & water bottles everyday and cleaning service is every 3 days. You get everything you need- a small kichenette, iron, hair dryer, slippers etc. Kicthen didn't have knifes but I understood later that you can get those from reception. Bathroom very clean and decent size. Toilet was separate in our room. It has a small gym. Small ice machine & water / juice dispensing machine in lobby It also has a small laundry room in basement which is shared, but still very useful. The hotel doesn't provide food but lots of eating places nearby.

Can't really say that I didn't like anything. I think it was really good value for money, location & services overall. Only think if I am nitpicking is that I would have loved some hooks in the bathroom to hand the clothes.:).

I liked the size of the room. My family of five were comfortable and since I booked a suite, there were 6 beds so all of us were able to get our own bed. I liked how my husband and I were able to have two of the bed and it was separated by stairs so my daughter was able to be on the other side, and my other two children were in the bunk above. The bunk gave enough privacy for my teen children so it was good. At first we were worried having to be in the same room but it worked out well because the room was large. I also loved the view being closer to the top floor.

The only thing we were worried about was the faucet in the dining area. It was very loose and didn’t seem to be installed properly. It was functional but my daughter was afraid to use it.

Almost nothing to complain about. Room met our needs. Beds were comfortable. Very little noise. All was clean. Once we got used to the cleaning every 4 days program we just left used towels outside and they were replaced. Staff was friendly and helpful. View from the 17th floor was excellent. Wifi worked well. Plenty of restaurants, a supermarket and minimarkets all within walking distance. JR Train was also close.

Only very minor complaint is hotel is not exactly in a touristy area. A short hop on public transportation is necessary to get to shopping, souvenir shops or attractions.

Amenities including kitchenette (no oven), laundry room, ability to get extra items such as fans, an extensive array of toiletry items & laundry detergent at no extra cost. 1 stop to Shinjuku station. Staff were lovely and helpful. Room was clean and tidy. I liked that housekeeping was not every day, but if you wanted you could put wet towels outside your door and get new towels. Also rubbish collection from outside your door each day was helpful. Easy access to a full supermarket around the corner (great when arriving into Tokyo late and you don’t want to search for food too hard).

It was a bit of a walk to and from the rooms to the laundry room. I had assumed the washing machine would be in the room (take the lift to ground, then down a longish corridor, take another lift two floors down & then you’ll find the laundry room). Be aware the Superior Twin is small (but I believe that’s very normal for Tokyo) - but overall I don’t have any complaints. It was a good central option.