JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku

Wonderful hotel in a great location, about a 5 minute walk from shinjuku station! Less than a 1 minute walk from the convenience store, and has water refill stations ( hot, room temperature, and cold) on each floor. The amenities are amazing, and the staff is extremely attentive to anything you need. My daughter accidentally spilled juice on her comforter, so I called the front desk to ask them if I could please have a new comforter. The employee let me know that they would deliver a new comforter in a little bit... being from the US, I expected to wait a while, but the staff member personally brought me a fresh set of sheets within 10 minutes! Highly recommend if you or your family/friends are looking for a place to stay in Tokyo!

We loved our stay in this hotel; the location is fantastic with so many features. The bed is so comfortable, I want one for home. Who could believe a quiet and relatively spacious superior room in downtown Shinjuku, amazing! Breakfast was delicious, with both Japanese and Western choices. Friendly welcoming and so helpful staff members. There were ice, microwave and hot/cold water facilities provided as well as a laundry. Our air-con initially wasn't working but a diligent staff member, sorry should have got her name, kept coming up to check that it was working, eventually, excellent service. If taking the Airport Limousine Bus, highly recommend doing so, the pickup point, Shinjuku Hotel Sunroute Plaza is just a few minutes walk around the corner, easy with trolley suitcases. There is a Lawson Convenience Store beside the hotel and a smorgasboard of excellent restaurants & cafes within minutes, with Shinjuku station, just 5mins away too. Don't look any further, just book it.

A Perfect Stay in Shinjuku in July— Thanks to Saki! From the moment I arrived at JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku, I felt truly welcomed and a huge part of that was thanks to Saki, the shining star of the front desk team. Her kindness, professionalism, and attention to detail made my stay far better than I could’ve hoped for. Whether it was helping with directions, offering thoughtful local recommendations, or just greeting me each day with a warm smile, Saki elevated the entire experience. She made me feel not just like a guest, but like a valued part of the hotel community. The hotel itself is spotless, peaceful, and ideally located just steps from Shinjuku Station. But it’s the people and especially Saki, who made it truly memorable. I can’t wait to return, and I hope Saki is there when I do. ありがとうございました — thank you for everything!

The location is really great, around the corner from Shinjuku station. As typical for Tokyo, the room was very small, which we didn‘t mind. However, cleanliness could definitely improved: there was black mold on the sink, which even upon asking for it to be removed wasn‘t entirely gone, stray hair and the shower didn‘t drain properly. Upon check-in, they also ask you whether cleaning every 3 days is ok - would strongly recommend requesting daily cleaning.

Rooms are very clean, they are on the smaller end when compared to US but that is expected, beds are still standard size. Staff were very friendly. Locations is great as it’s 5 minutes from major train station. However, when compared to the rest of Tokyo it is slightly dirtier, would not recommend location for families with kids but anyone else it is great as your are in the middle of everything.

The location is very convenient as short walk to Shinjuku Station and with food options just downstairs. Like the room layout as well as simple decoration. Staff was friendly. I like the eco concept that I am able to collect water from lobby myself and the unnecessary bedsheet cleaning (2 nights stay). Will stay here if I come to Shinjuku again.

My partner and I recently stayed at this hotel as part of our honeymoon trip to Japan. ||Being young adults, budget has been a factor in our decision making process and I would describe this hotel as a good choice if you’re looking for somewhere close to the action in Tokyo, of good quality but don’t wish to break the bank.||The hotel is situated just the other side of Shinjuku Station slightly away from the real hustle of that area, whilst still within easy walking distance. If you haven’t visited Shinjuku before (which we hadn’t) it was very lively, with the fun going on well into the night. So I can’t comment what it would have been like had we been right in the heart of it, I’m probably slightly glad we weren’t, as the area I’d describe as intense. So we had the luxury of being able to access the station without the need for going into the heart of Shinjuku itself. ||The hotel is well presented down a small side street with attractive entrance. The lobby area is nice and the staff attentive and had a good comprehension of English which was a massive help. ||We were naturally nervous about the rooms and what that might bring. We opted for a twin room with the hopes that would give us a little more space. I’m pleased to say the rooms are more than adequate when it comes to size, we could comfortably open three large suitcases all at the same time without much hassle. I suppose a general warning, I would say the rooms are typically a little smaller than western style rooms, so I feel that unless you go very top end you’d find that a common trait. ||The bathroom was very good, and one of the key things I look for in a hotel as it’s naturally an intimate area where you want comfort. Very modern, with Japanese toilet and all that brings. Off of the main bathroom there is an enclosed bathroom/shower cubicle- it is probably best described as a wet room, which was spacious and very easy to use.||My only draw back with the rooms was they didn’t clean them daily, which I understand they don’t do this to save costs, and simply do a towel change each day, doing a full clean every third day. But when you run out the door in the morning to explore Tokyo, and come back to an untidy bed, it’s a bit frustrating- granted if I didn’t rush out the door and made it myself then I would not have had this issue. But when I consider that they came into the room to change the towels I feel at least they could have made the beds, even if they didn’t change the bedding itself. ||That small point aside, if you’re looking for a base to explore Tokyo from and are on a bit of a budget I’d say this is a great choice. Not many thrills but certainly does the job.

I enjoyed my stay here - great location - easy access to transportation but I did walk to many sights. Plenty of food/shopping options at your doorstep. Very basic accommodation, but clean and had everything I needed for a long weekend. I was pleasantly surprised and happy with the price point. I’d return here. Breakfast wasn’t so great, but there is a Lawson next door and as a foreigner, I was intrigued and enjoyed all the convenience store foods social media told me to try,