I really have no idea why so many mediocre reviews on this hotel, for the price you pay it has free internet, television, buffet breakfast and late checkout if you choose it. So what if almost every floor is a smoking floor? Its Japan get used to it. If you aren't a picky traveller looking for a 5 star Hyatt,... more

This hotel was one of the hotels included in our JAL package to Tokyo. We stayed there for 2 nights and the only thing we were happy were the breakfast that came with it. The room is tiny but I'm okay with. The thing that bothered me was the bedsheets. Looks like there were little black dots on the bedsheets... more

My first impression of the my single room is ok since as you know everything is small in Japan. Wore up in the middle of the 1st night due to the strong odor of smoke in my room. I couldn't believe how bad the smell was so I left the room to go outside for some breathable air. Next morning... more

This was the best hotel we stayed in when in Japan in April last year. We payed $125 per night and included breakfast. Not a five star luxury hotel however if you are like us and want to spend most of your time out & about then it is more than sufficient. We had a map with us and walked... more

Hotel was just what right for what i needed. Was cheap by tokyo standards, near the bars/clubs of shinjuku and very much a 'local area'. The hotel itself was great for singletravellers. Its small compact, but very clean and fairly modern. All tv channels were in japanese but was too busy exploring tokyo instead! Make sure you ask for a... more

Booked online at their webiste. Standard room. Stall but comfortable. No closet, just a hook that can hang about 5 items. Few TV Channels, none in English. Typical small Japanese bathroom. However, all very functional, and great value for Tokyo, and awesome location walking distance to Shinjuku. When to arrive at Shinjuki Station, just take a taxi for 660 Yen,... more

I chose this hotel because I found a couple of reviews on the web that said it was a decent hotel. Although the room was typical for Japanese standards (very clean, small, hard bed, toilet that squirts warm water), the overall experience was uninviting. The worst thing for me is the 10:00 am check out time. When I'm on vacation,... more

The Shinjuku Listel is great value for money for a Tokyo hotel! Location is on a quiet side street off Yasukuni-Dori, which is a little bit difficult to find the first time even with their map (it's on the little laneway just after the footbridge with the Family Mart on the corner). It's about 15-20min from Shinjuku station, and about... more