Family hotels & resorts in Shinjuku

"Overall, we enjoyed staying at Washington Hotel in Shinjuku. My husband and I went to Ni-Chome quite often since it was the "gayborhood" of Shinjuku and they have a lot of bars, etc. It was a $10 cab ride tho back and forth, but anyone can take the subway and save $$$. Plus Harajuku (Fashion Capital of the Japan) was only 2 stops away from the JR Shinjuku line. It was pretty good. Would I stay again @ Washington Hotel? Sure. I would specifically just ask for a NON-SMOKING room. Everything IS expensive (for the most part I mean) in Japan but it's all worth it. Definitely made my experience worth-while. I LOVE the country. "

"Nice Position, Shopping malls & JR Shinjuku Station &Metro nearby, Excellent services all the staying from checking in, everyone friendly,smiling & JPN style attitude. So many delicious restaurants in the hotel, most are worth to have a try, as some need to reserve first or u maybe could NOT in for too much guests, there's a little supermarket until 2or3AM B1F. Lounge is not bad with a nice view. The room is bigger than most other hotel in shinjuku I've stayed, but windows can't opened, so all the fresh air came from air conditioner feels bad. BUT The most CRAZIEST is as a guest I can NOT order anything in any restaurant delivering to my room, even room service foods menu offers littlest choices, trust me, u will be boring with them, as u know there are more choices & u have tried them downstairs. Also there's free shuttle service to Disney roundtrip, just reserve it, love it! Anyway, it's a great choice to stay. BUT so so bad feels while I just want order some more delivering to my room after my lunch or dinner in the same restaurant, All say NO WAY. It confused me so so much. Well maybe u guys think ur room menu is good enough. As a eater, I have to say NOOOOOOOOO!"

"Located very close to Shinjuku station (JR/NEX), and the bus station is at the same location towards Haneda airport. For those who want to go to Tokyo Big Sight for shows, there is a direct train from platform 1 Saikyo line. There is a Macdonald's right at the corner and loads of food at Shinjuku central if you walk a little. Yodobashi/BIC is 5-10min away on foot. The room size is bigger compared to Sunroute on the next street with similar pricing. The room had nice touches like a heated mirror (works great after a shower), mobile phone with unlimited data and free roaming calls to some countries (great for tourist), full size complimentary water and bottled shower foam and shampoo. Definitely my new fav hotel in Shinjuku. "

"Our second time in Tokyo and our first stay in Shinjuku. Reading all the other reviews good and bad and watching tons of Youtube videos. I can honestly say this little gem is perfect for everything, location, pricing and cleanliness. Located on the eastern side of Shinjuku you will find yourself with in a 4 min walk to Golden Gai, (A must see and experience for yourself area) The rooms are normal size for Tokyo if you want larger pay more and don't complain because you are frugal. After stalking the prices for weeks we finally found a really good price that included breakfast, normally we don't do breakfast but it was worth the extra 11 bucks a day and the breakfast was enormous and far far better then any skimpy European breakfast we had during out travels. The rooms were very clean and we stayed in a economy double on the 16th floor with a great view. They have a rooftop bar on the 13th floor landing that looked out over the city, they have daily happy hours and a decent menu as well at the rooftop bar. The front desk staff is more then helpful and will direct you and give you maps to anyplace you want to go. If you are a shopper , most big stores are by Shinjuku station which is about a 10 min walk. The area is very safe and you have tons of choices of food with in a couple min walk. I tried to cover all the bases here because I read a couple reviews that just seemed ridiculous and I want everyone to be upfront because thats how we book our hotels. Let me explain, if you have 4 to 5 Large suitcases and book a small double room for 3 or more people you get what you purchased its 15 SQ meters plus bath room they have larger that only cost 20 to 30 bucks more. The food in the restaurants was superior to or equal to most of the 4 to 5 stars we have stayed in. The area is a have a good time area , that is why you are staying in Shinjuku ! If you are looking for a hotel in Shinjuku and on a medium priced level then this far exceeds your perimeters."

"The location of the hotel in Shinjuku can't be beat, there are a lot of food options within walkable distance, and the exit of subway station Shinjuku san-chome is just a few steps away. You can either take exit C3 (need to climb a flight of stairs) or C6 (lift for easy access with luggages). The walk to Shinjuku station is an easy (and flat) 7 mins walk away. Very easy to navigate to the hotel even with luggages. The staff are friendly and helpful. The room size is considered spacious, considering the generally cramped rooms available in Tokyo. Overall an amazing stay at this hotel and I will definitely stay here again the next time I'm in Tokyo! "

"The location is good, but for someone who had to walk to and from Shinjuku Station with snowboard and luggage, next time i will look for something a little closer. The rooms was a good size and bathroom was ok. Staff at check-in were very efficient, but staff in the breakfast restaurant were not so. The biggest disappointment was the breakfast, not just for the service, as you would expect a lot more options in a hotel of this size. We ate there one morning and went elsewhere all other days. The best Shinjuku hotel i have stayed in the last few years that was around the same price per night is the Gracery, but these days it is much more expensive than when I stayed shortly after it opened, so when you consider this was around JPY15000 per night for a stay in Feb, it is actually quite cheap for a Shinjuku hotel of this standard."

"The hotel is located around 400 metres walk from nish-shinjuku metro, but a bit far from Shinjuku station. It's very clean and with friendly staff. There is a 24 hour 7-11 convenience just in this building level B1, which is really handy. The room is quite small, very hard to open two big luggage at the same time, which is very common in Shinjuku hotels. "

"The hotel is gorgeous. I stayed here with my family for 6 days and still enjoyed the hotel. Compared with hotels in Shinjuku, Shibuya, or Ueno, It is peaceful. Also, it is very convenient to travel from the hotel to the center of the city like Shinjuku or Ginza (around 10 meter to the subway). The hotel room is beautiful and clean. The hotel provides abundant of utensils (ex. an iron) and facilities. (ex. on-zen and fitness room)The staff is nice and ready to help. I was impressed by the service. The price is reasonable. If anyone is interested in staying at Tokyo this place is a good choice."

"Superb service. We stay for 2 night then travel to shizuoka and return for another 3 nights. Personalized service, we stored some luggage at front desk before we moved to shizuoka, when we returned the luggage already in room, together with our amazon orders!!! Superb and caring service. When we re- check in, it only takes 30 seconds as the hotel said they have our record already, and asked how our shizuoka trip going. This demonstrate the personalized service and how this hotel put customer first! One small flaw is the cleaning bit, we found hair and garbage not cleaned up well on one of the days we stayed, other than that, it’s excellent to stay at this hotel, highly recommended !"

"Pros: - very near the heart of Shinjuku - has a lot of sockets to plug all your gadgets in for charging - very quiet and peaceful neighborhood - about 15 mins away from Shinjuku Station, and you can marvel at the neon lights on the way there - Family Mart and 7/11 are within close proximity Cons: - This was by far the smallest room we booked in 4 different hotels in Japan, and was slightly more expensive as well. OVERALL: This hotel is highly recommended."

"Overall, we enjoyed staying at Washington Hotel in Shinjuku. My husband and I went to Ni-Chome quite often since it was the "gayborhood" of Shinjuku and they have a lot of bars, etc. It was a $10 cab ride tho back and forth, but anyone can take the subway and save $$$. Plus Harajuku (Fashion Capital of the Japan) was only 2 stops away from the JR Shinjuku line. It was pretty good. Would I stay again @ Washington Hotel? Sure. I would specifically just ask for a NON-SMOKING room. Everything IS expensive (for the most part I mean) in Japan but it's all worth it. Definitely made my experience worth-while. I LOVE the country. "