Nishitetsu Inn Shinjuku

Excellent place. Small room but superbly clean. Adequate for one person. Near to convenient store.Halal food is quite far.. nearest is Saray kebab, which is about 15 minutes walk. Grill hunter is also available, further away from Shinjuku train station.Convenient to walk to this Inn from Shinjuku train station..takes about 12 minutes (exit via west wing)

Good location, small but clean room. Service is not very flexible. I had 3 consecutive bookings, the 1st and 3rd are same room type. The 2nd is a better room type. I ask the front office to keep me in the same room, no need to move me to a better room for the 2nd booking which is just 1 night. It's more convenient for me and also for hotel, they don't lose anything. But they refused and I have to move twice during my stay. For the 3nd booking, they gave me exactly the same room of my 1st booking. I don't understand stand why they are not flexible, maybe culture difference?

Good business hotel, small but guess normal for hotel in Tokyo I reposition the furniture and fit very well with 1 big luggage and hand carry. Busy hotel booked left only smoking room try to change it while I’m there but fully booked only able to change non smoking room on day 3. Internet connection not good on level 14.

Very nice small hotel room with all the basics needed to enjoy the stay close to 3 train lines and about 10 Min walk from main shinjuku station. Close to convenience stores and other American type places to get food. Staff was nice and friendly and hotel does offer luggage transport and storage.

I booked this hotel for four nights and I had a comfortable stay. Typical of hotels in Tokyo, the room is quite small at 13 sqm. but I found it to be adequate as a solo traveler. Room was spotless and the staff were courteous.

This hotel is in a fantastic location! Nishitetsu Inn is surrounded by izakayas and bars , and a few rather popular ones amongst them. There are English speaking staff on duty at most times and what’s best for me personally was the self serve luggage lockers which are free to use if you are a hotel guest. Not to mention it is just under 15mins to the Shinjuku station on foot!

Overall I had a great experience. The room is small but normal for Japan standards. It was enough for us with luggage. Everything was working and clean. We even got a little gift because it was the hotel's anniversary.

A very well connected hotel in the heart of Shinjuku and the plus point was having a family mart next to the hotel. The staff did their best to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. Very clean and refreshing rooms.

Great modern styled hotel catering in the heart of a business district. Its 2 minutes from the Nishi Shinjuku subway station on the Marounuchi line, which made it super easy to get in and out of. However being in a business district, there isn't much in this area outside of a coffee shop downstairs and some restaurants located in the business office / subway station across the street. Also, everything closes up early. The walk to the main part of Shinjuku is doable, but still about 10-15 min. In reality its still one subway stop away on the aforementioned M line. This actually ended up working well for us. We could get to Shinjuku when needed, but with the convenience of the train being across the street, you can pretty much go anywhere else in took on the metro, and not have to deal with Shinjuku station, the busiest station in all of Tokyo.

People have constantly commented that hotel accommodation in Tokyo is expensive so I was surprised when I saw this hotel on my online searches. I was able to book directly with the hotel for 5 nights at a bargain rate of 450,000 YEN, which works out to be about AUD$100 a night. When you find a bargain like that, you always worry that you've been duped or the place is a dump but I was pleasantly surprised when I checked in and got to my room. Yes, the room is relatively small but it was big enough to be comfortable and it was extremely practical. Given you don't come to Tokyo to spend your time in a hotel room, there was no issues at all with the rooms at Nishitetsu Inn. One of the advantages of this hotel is that they have coin-operated laundry facilities on a few levels which is great for an extended trip and I certainly made use of this option. There is free wifi - at first I thought it was slow but figured out you had to avoid certain spots in the room as there must be some deadzones for the signal. The hotel is a short stroll from the West exit of Shinjuku station and for me the location is awesome as it is far enough away from the bright lights and noise but close enough to crawl home after a big night. There is also a subway stop for the Marunouchi Line about 50 metres to the other side of the hotel which can also get you around the Tokyo metro area or get you out of the walk to Shinjuku station if it's raining or you're just lazy ;) There is a coffee shop at the front of the hotel as well that sells some decent pastries - coffee is so-so. There is also a Maccas directly across the road as well.

This is a great hotel - convenient location, lots of amenities, reasonable rates, friendly staff. The hotel is in the busy west Shinjuku area and very close to a subway station, convenience store, restaurants, and shops. The hotel room had a mini fridge, hair dryer, toothbrush/toothpaste,hot pot and tea, WiFi, smart phone. There was also a coin operated laundry (with soap already in the machine), vending machines, and restaurants on site. I was able to store my luggage at no cost when I took a short trip to Osaka. One thing to note - this hotel is not one of the Airport Limousine Bus stops. Got dropped off and was picked up at the Shinjuku Station West exit and took a taxi between the station and hotel.

Stayed for 7 night while in Japan. The room is small but we are not that big so, it work just fine for us. The staffs speak a little bit English and are super nice. The hotel is really close to the station and it's walking distance to a lot of stuff. They offer free new slipper/toothbrush daily, also the restroom have hair dryer, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner. The room comes with a mini fridge, kettle and free tea daily. You can pick up little cotton pack, hair tie, etc.. at the lobby. What I like most about this hotel is that it come with a humidifier, make use of it cus it can be stuffy, Also another plus is that they provide you with a phone that you can carry with you for GPS and can make call to your family. We rented a pocket WiFi not knowing the room come with a smart phone. If you book with them, no need to rent a pocket wifi.

The hotel is nice, staff speak enough English, located conveniently and very clean. Well most of Japan is really clean. I'd stay with them again. My friends and I were backpacking across Japan and we ended up here because a backpackers hotel didn't stay open to let us check in, we had a late arrival in from China. This hotel a friendly local recommended and called ahead for us to ensure there were rooms available and there were. We arrived and the gentleman at the front desk spoke English but told us no double rooms were available so we each had to get our own rooms at about $85 for the night. Not bad if I was in America but that was double the price of every other nice place we stayed at (I realized after the trip was over). I liked it very much. The rooms were basically the size of small hotel rooms I've seen and not like super tiny ones people had warned me of prior to the trip. The bathroom was the right size with a full shower and tub. The toiletries guests pick up before entering the elevator. The staff also stored our backpacks for many hours the next day as we explored that part of tokyo. Theres a large convenient store a few doors down that i recommend visiting. I'd stay with them again.

Do not eat at this restaurant. If you want a good experience go to Mcdonalds in front of this inn. They are rip off artists. I heard that Japanese are hospitable people. But the restaurant staff made me change my mind. My suggestion don't stay here.