The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku

Hotel · Shinjuku

The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku

Hotel · Shinjuku

4 Chome-31-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0023, Japan

Highlights

Bakery, lounge, and park views in a hip hotel.

4 Chome-31-1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0023, Japan Get directions

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THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku (Tokyo, Tokyo) 3 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"Occupying a front-row view of Shinjuku Central Park’s shrines and footpaths, and not too far from the acres of traditional Japanese, English and French gardens at Shinjuku Gyo-en, the Knot is a very urban boutique hotel with access to some of Tokyo’s most verdant outdoor spaces. Rooms are minimalist and sober, featuring a palette of deep blues and grays, and some have park views. The Morethan Tapas Lounge features inspired cocktails and occasionally a DJ for after-work get-togethers. Morethan Bakery offers fuss-free breakfasts and lunches, while Morethan Grill’s menu pairs continental standbys with carefully prepared Japanese specialities. The Knot recommends bike rental for easy access to the area’s shrines, parks, shopping, and other attractions." - Tablet Hotels

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Madison Enos

Google

This is SUCH a cool spot!! There was music playing downstairs every night, very upbeat, multiple lounges, laundry, and the bakery/coffee shop in the lobby was divine. The location is also perfect - across from a beautiful park and an 8 minute walk from the Oedo line station. Easy access for taxis if needed, convenience store 2 minute walk away. Rooms and bathrooms are small which is to be expected but didn’t impact our stay. They also provide fresh towels every day. Highly recommend and would definitely stay here again!

Vishal Dalal

Google

I recently stayed at this hotel and was quite disappointed with the size of the accommodations. The rooms are extremely small, barely enough space to move around or open a suitcase comfortably. It felt very cramped, and definitely not what I expected based on the photos. The washroom was equally tiny, with barely any elbow room. The shower area was so compact that water splashed everywhere, making the entire bathroom floor wet and slippery. It lacked basic convenience and comfort, especially for taller or larger guests. While the location was decent and the staff polite, the lack of space in both the room and bathroom really impacted the overall experience. I would not recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a comfortable or relaxing stay — especially not for couples, families, or longer visits.

YourAverageJoe

Google

Nice modern hotel in a pretty good location with helpful staff. Our twin bed room was clean but smaller than expected and lacking some storage space. Bed was quite firm and soundproofing between rooms wasn’t very good. I’d stay again but it’s probably best for just a few nights (we stayed for 10 nights).

Pauline Anne Therese Mangulabnan-Pfeifer

Google

We had the 13th floor in front of the Tokyo metropolitan building and it was awesome. Clean and rooms spacious compared to a lot of Tokyo hotels. Definitely worth it. At the lobby they also have some nice cool music in the evening. The bakery was also great! The coffee was also good! Benny was attending us during breakfast and was just awesome service! Everything you can communicate in English with no problems at all.

Louise Woodhams

Google

We stayed here for our last few days of our 3 week trip in Japan. We booked a suite to celebrate our anniversary. The space was really good though very oddly laid out and the kitchen was quite limited in it's stock of plates and cutlery. The breakfast buffet was mostly good, all labelled with a great selection of veg and fruit and fresh bread that didn't have dairy in. The onsite bakery also had fantastic vegan options. The lobby was always super busy but the hotel itself was quite and had a great view. Not too far from a metro station and next to the park.

Trip.com Member

Google

Enjoyed our stay at this property. Everything was run efficiently. Front office staff were friendly & attentive despite being busy. The room was clean and dust free but expectedly small as per Japan standard. The bakery on the property is an absolute welcome especially for mornings. Being long haul travellers, the check in at 3pm and check out at 10am is the only downside I experienced at this property.

Google

Good hotel staff service for rooms. Clean rooms. My problem is with the breakfast. Expensive, and there is not enough room in the dining section to accommodate guests, so you are forced to wait in line. But they limit your time, and close the food service before the breakfast time ends. So you are forced to wait, but then are limited by the time. 9:30 the line closes, 9:45 the breakfast closes, 10:00 the whole section closes. But then they start taking away options before 9:45 anyway. Why not just end the breakfast at 10:00? We are forced to wait due to their process and end up with less time to eat. Plus the selection is weak, not replenished quickly enough and no lactose free options. Not worth the money. You are better off getting a cheaper and more filling breakfast from 7/11 and vending machines.

Melissa R

Google

Our stay at this hotel was unfortunately very disappointing. The beds were rock hard and the soundproofing was practically non-existent. You could hear everything: conversations in the hallway, noises from the neighbors… It was impossible to get a good night's sleep. Especially when our bed started moving during—let’s just say—a rather intimate moment between the couple next door. The hotel’s bakery was also underwhelming: the pastries weren’t particularly tasty, yet the prices were quite steep. On top of that, the hotel was extremely crowded. In the evening, the lobby turned into a noisy playground full of loud people and children. All in all, I would definitely not recommend this hotel, especially not for the price we paid.