Nippon Seinenkan Hotel

We stayed here for 4 nights. I thought that the hotel was excellent because:| 1. It is modern and well decorated.|2. It is located in a nice part of Tokyo, away from souvenir shops, karaoke bars and loads of (other) tourists. I had planned to visit Shibuya for dinner one night but after going there during the day we came to the view that there were many better, more authentic restaurants near the hotel. We didn’t feel like we were in a tourist area and I like that.|4. Our room had a great view over the baseball stadium and towards the Tokyo Skytree. Great if you like watching baseball. The hotel is located on the upper floors (10-15 I think) of a building. |5. The staff were always polite and helpful.|6. It is a very short walk to 2 metro stations making it very easy to visit other different parts of Tokyo. Also an easy walk to the many local gardens.|7. There is a laundry with washing machines and dryers, very handy if you travel light.|8. I thought that the room was quite large for a Tokyo hotel and the price was fair for the standard of room and hotel.||The only downside is that the hotel restaurant does not serve dinner but as I mentioned above there are plenty of local restaurants.

The service at the hotel was great. From check-in to check-out, the staff were friendly, attentive, and went out of their way to ensure a pleasant stay. the most significant highlight for me was the pillow in my room. Finding a comfortable pillow can be challenging while traveling, but this hotel provided the perfect one. It made a huge difference in the quality of my sleep, and I finally slept well on my trip. I highly recommend this hotel for its prime location, excellent service, and the attention to detail that made my stay so enjoyable.

5~10min walk from station. next baseball stadium. public bath was clean and not crowded. kind reception. somewhat smells in toilet. no restaurant near hotel. overall : satisfying hotel. wanna visit there again

The biggest hotel room we had in Tokyo, good views, and the location was way more convenient than I thought as a point to see different points of the city and with subway access. Yes, it’s not in the middle of one of the big suburbs, but it’s close enough and well connected to be a good base of operations. Extra points for the proximity of the baseball stadium - hearing kids singing songs for their teams and fans gathering was a sweet addition to my holiday!

This hotel is so nice and clean. We were so lucky that we were given a room with a view of the baseball stadium and the city. The staff are so friendly and helpful. The only thing is that the train station is about a 10 min walk and it is very hot to walk to and from the atation..BUT this will be a good walk during colder months.

Located at the edge of Shinjuku, this hotel was near so many subway entrances. Though it's near the stadium, the hotel was very quiet and relaxing, and their breakfast was one of our favorites during our vacation. They provide both Western and Japanese style breakfast and it was all delicious. It's also next to a beautiful park and close to the Ginkgo row of trees.

If you want to be near this area, this is it. 7 mins from the station so can be a base for going to all the usual Tokyo area places. Fun view into the stadium. You can even watch games from your room if you are just above the side where the stadium was. The staff was helpful and friendly. The Family mart and cafe at the first floor was icing on the cake.

An amazing hotel in Tokyo! Great location in an area that is not too busy or loud. Great access to the subways. The staff was incredibly nice, rooms very very clean and spacious. I loved all the extra amenities provided in the rooms. I’d stay here again.

This hotel was recently built and has a great location next to the Meiji Jingu Stadium and the 2020 Olympics stadium. The Olympic stadium was being built when I was there in May 2018. There was tons of construction around the hotel area. The hotel front desk explained to us that the hotel recently moved to accommodate the stadium. The lobby has a spectacular view of the Meiji Jingu Stadium where you can watch the baseball games from the lobby. They do close the blinds during the game though so the lights don't distract the players. The front desk also let us know that you can also request a room with the stadium view so you can watch from your room and they will do their best to accommodate. Our room was immaculately clean and still brand new. It was small but normal for a Japanese hotel room. They provide you with slipper, onsen clothes, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, toothbrush, razor, cotton pads, q-tips, and a plastic hair tie plus a bottle of water. There is also a Japanese onsen for both men and women. This is was such a great extra to have at the hotel to relax after a long day of walking. They also have a breakfast option for around $25 USD per person per day. Location: hotel is in a great location for the Meiji Jingu Stadium and the new upcoming Olympic Stadium. It is also located about a 5 minute walk from the Gaienmae station. It's is very easy to walk to both Omotesando And Aoyama from the hotel. Also, there is a Family Mart downstairs which is very vey convenient for last night snacks. I would definitely stay here again.

Enjoyed our stay here 3/26-4/4. Not as central as we would have liked but still good. Train that goes direct to Shinjuku is about a 5min walk from hotel. The one for Shibuya is a bit farther. Right across the street is a baseball stadium. Kinda cool bc you can see them playing from the hotel reception area. Around the corner they're building a new stadium for the 2020 Olympics. The good: -Bidet has its own room. Has a sensor so light turns on and toilet seat goes up when you walk in. -Onsen in the hotel -Family Mart downstairs Cons: -Rooms are kinda tight but that's typical for hotels in Asia

My husband and I stayed at Nippon Seinenkan Hotel for the first leg of our trip to Japan. For the price we paid I thought the hotel was quite nice. While the room was small, as with most hotel rooms in Tokyo, it was enough for the two of us. More importantly, it was clean and spotless and had all the amenities we needed and all the ones we didn't know we needed (toothbrush & paste, razors, water heater, mini fridge, hair dryer, hair brush, etc). Amenities and coffee and tea were replaced everyday and we were very happy to peruse them. They provide drip bag coffee and it was actually pretty tasty! During check in they had upgraded us to a deluxe double on a high floor. I think it's because we booked 7 nights with them that they gave us an upgrade. The view was very nice from our room! We had a clear view of the Meiji Jingu baseball stadium and the autumn leaves lining the streets were really nice to wake up to. They also have coin operated laundry machines which is great for people like us who are traveling for many days and wish to pack light. You can purchase detergent from the front desk. Location is not the most central but pretty close to most popular attractions in Tokyo. The closest subway station is about a 7-10 minute walk away. I did like that it's more of a quiet area throughout the day. The most convenient thing about this hotel is the Family Mart located in the first floor. While it is small with limited merchandise, it was a very convenient place to grab a quick and cheap bite or some beer/alcohol.

The hotel itself is very modern, new and excellent. The staff speak excellent English and can speak other languages too. They are very professional and polite. You can also request some special things like a buckwheat pillow, which is very nice. They also give you a free bottle of water per day which I love. Typical with Japanese Hotels, it's a bit smaller than a typical US hotel but enough to move around. Inside the room, there are lots of little freebies in the bathroom. The water pressure in the shower is SUPERB. The toilet seats are top of the line TOTO bidet and automatic on lights. Room includes a SHARP PLASMACLUSTER air cleaner + humidifier which is great to keep odors out and air healthy. The thermostat works pretty well and AC is super quiet. WIFI is fast and around 20-50 mbps. The lights can ALL be controlled from the panel and be dimmed too. TV gets you access to essentials, about 30 channels. Another thing noted is that the toilet and bathroom are separate areas with separate door entry which is nice. There's a laundry room on the 10th floor and you can monitor the time on your TV. It costs 300 yen to wash, 100 yen to dry. And detergent can be purchased from the 1st floor. The onsen is also on the 10th floor, they provide you bathrobes and slippers which is very nice. There's some slight noise during the day but VERY minor and you have to pay attention to it from the sports stadiums around, the school, and some construction. It's a bit of a walk from JR (20 min) and Tokyo Metro (8 minutes). There is a convenient store on the 1st floor, and up the street, there's a supermarket, multiple convenience stores, and restaurants.

I don't normally write reviews (see post count), but genuinely this was one of the best customer service I've ever received. While the rooms are small (a theme in Japan), the rooms were super clean, modern, and comfortable. What really made me realized I'd come back here again is when the hotel concierge was willing to help me book another room without a cancellation penalty in the wake of Typhoon Jebi. The hotel was so flexible, they'd let me cancel day of my original check-out date. Not only was Ms. Mirako's (or Minako) English fluency amazing, she also was super understanding (typhoon season, no less). Genuinely love the concierge staff and their flexibility, and definitely loved this hotel. 6 minutes away from the train and convenience store below, a great stay and would come back again.