The Tokyustay is a handy place to stay if you are travelling around Japan, with facilities such as the washer dryer in your room (to be fair most hotels have coin laundry facilities, but this setup is way more convenient). There's a small kitchenette as well for cooking simple food. There is a basic breakfast there - some days were... More

Just returned from a 3-night visit to Tokyo (first time) and I stayed at the Tokyustay Nishi-Shinjuku hotel. I was very satisified and was very happy with the hotel. The location is great. I took the Airport Limosine bus to the Tokyo Hilton and then walked about 3 blocks to the hotel. There is a subway stop close by so... More

I stayed in this hotel for Tokyo Marathon. It's very close to the marathon starting point. I like this hotel. Although it's very small but it's new and very clean. They also provide the breakfast. The only problem is it's kind of far away from Shinjuku station. If you want to transit subway, there is no elevator somewhere. However, I... More

After recent stays at the 5 star "flagship" hotels of Shinjuku, this was a nice low cost alternative. A short walk from one train station and easy walk from the nearest Airport Limo bus location at the Hilton. The hotel is bare bones, but with nice amenities. My tiny room included washer, microwave, fridge etc.The flat screen TV was excellent... More

It was quite near to the restaurants and shops and Shinjuku JR station, which meant we didn't have far to go each evening. We liked the water machine near the elevator, meaning we could have cold fresh water. The room was not very spacious, but good enought for 2 persons. Bathroom was bigger than expected. Vending machine on each floor.... More

We've stayed from 30 Nov - 04 December 2010 and I must say that the entire experience is a breeze. Everything you could hoped for in a accommodation for family with kid - centrally located, modern, complete amenities (toiletries, washing machine, hair dryer, cabinets, safe, flat screen tv, heater and the list could go on) without putting a hole on... More

As a family traveling with three small kids, we had a very time finding accommodations in Japan. We would have to book 2 rooms, which would put us at over $400-$500. Then we found out about Tokyo Stay hotels. What a wonderful and convenient hotel chain that is. It made our stay in Japan much more affordable than we ever... More