Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

It's great.
The location is very very good, near the metro station,also,you know 新宿 is the city center. Although hotel room in Jp is always smaller than other countries, but very clean,and keep everything in order.
I am a girl and I don't understand their language. Generally, it is very difficult to find a people who can understand English or Chinese. But very lucky, you can find both English and Chinese from their front desk. You can ask any questions. I always ask them to recommend the restaurants and travelling routes, because it is very hard to handle the Jp traffic line.

Unique Quality: I like their breakfast, especially the miso soup, very savory.
The pastry shop is also great.

Directions: 5 minutes walk to Shinjuku Station

excellent facilities. Before it was part of the intercontinental hotel chain when I was here in 1985. I still remember that this Huge hotel is just a 10 minute walk to Shinjuku Station and is just right across from Tokyo Metropolitan Gov't Bldg; there are lots of places to eat & shop nearby and if you feel like walking, then go to shop and dine at the humongous Shinjuku Station. It just takes 80 minutes by Narita Express and 85 minutes by car to Narita International Airport. The hotel luxury Tokyo accommodation allows guests to enjoy a spectacular city view of Tokyo from wide picture windows from it. the hotel has 2 main buildings, the 45 floor main building and the 35 floor annex.

Unique Quality: keio plaza hotel offers a range of amenities such as 24 hour front desk, concierge service, dry cleaning, a beauty salon, supervised children activities, and much more. an outdoor pool is located on the seventh floor of the main building. guests can use the pool free of charge (open only during summer). Room rates at present are expensive at $ 140 for a regular room per day with buffett breakfast available. Another adfvantage is that the Aiport Limousine Bus Stops in front of this hotel!

Directions: 2-2-1 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku, Tokyo Prefecture, 160-8330, Japan

This hotel is located in Shinjuku area. It's a very nice hotel but also is one of the most expensive ones. I was lucky that it was included on my package as well as breakfasts. The staff was always friendly and efficient. If you have the chance to stay here do not hesitate!

Unique Quality: I recommend you to have a traditional Japanese breakfast at Kagari restaurant. It has a pool open during summer, a gym and even a karaoke. I had a great view of the Metropolitan Government Building from my room.

Directions: 5 minutes by walking from West Exit, Shinjuku Station

I am originally from Japan and now live in NY. Last time I went back to Tokyo I stayed in this hotel and I thought it was great.( it was a single use. ) It’s located in Shinjuku very convenience to getting around in Tokyo. I stayed in the section called plaza comfort which were recently renovated rooms very new and clean also spacious! Also all the stuffs are well tarined and very polite and helpful. If you stay on the side of Tokyo metropolitan Government Buildings you get a great views, the pictures were taken from the room I stayed. I liked it very much. I used a plan with Amex which you need to pay your bill with Amex but will give you a breakfast with the same rate as no breakfast and it’s served in a very relaxing café 7am to 9:30am. It has a convenience store in the 2nd floor so you can get snacks or little things you need too. I have found my favorite hotel in Tokyo that I know I am returning my next trip to Tokyo.

Hotel was good size for Tokyo at about 19,500 yen thru NTA. Room had no safe and there is no ice machine on any floor. The mini fridge has those pay if you pull out drinks. There is very little room, but you can use the top freezer compartment for a small bottled drink or two. It is also a 10 minute walk to the JR station, west entrance. The good thing about the long walk is it is all covered untill you get right to the hotel.

The service here is impeccable. Book your stay here online and you will get a much better rate. I had a nice suite for 180 US dollars. The rooms are quite large, and designed in victorian style. This is not the most beautiful, but very comfy. There is in room internet. This hotel is very large and hosts about 14 restaurants and at least 3 bars. The bars are fifty floors up and overlook the city. The sky bar is a piano lounge. There is a sushi restaurant, italian, shabu shabu, trad, japanese, french, etc. They have a fitness center and a pretty good business center. The location is great, Shinjuku is a very busy area. 5 minute walk to Shinjuku station, 15 minutes to Kabukicho (redlight district- open 24 hours) Near major shopping, many restaurants. Close to Park Hyatt.

Unique Quality: Everyone speaks English here. If you are looking for traditional Japanese, this is not your place, but most of the large hotels are not traditional. The Imperial Palace or a Ryokan are more your style, These can be very expensive and you must book ahead of time. The probability of a Ryokan with anyone speaking English is very low.

The Keio Plaza is great, nestled between the Metropolitan Offices and Shinjuku Station.

Unique Quality: You can just slip into the underground passage in front of the Hotel - good if it rains...
...and in summer if the sun is shining the outdoor pool is great to crawl a couple of laps after a long day in the city.

The bar on the 45th floor offers a great view over central Tokyo.

Directions: near Shinjuku Station

This is my most common place to stay when I go to Tokyo on business. It's a little pricey, no suprise there, but the location is convenient to several local restaurants, and to the JR Yamanote line.

The hotel room is reasonably sized for business travelers...there's enough room to set out your laptop and connect to the internet.

On my last visit, I checked out early, and the hotel was happy to hold my bags while I did a little shopping and walking.

The photos are from my last visit...note the light dusting of snow on the ground!

Unique Quality: There are a num ber of restaurants in the ground floor. The lobby floor has a travel office, and a mini-market.

Is located in Shinjuku. The JR Station is in walking distance. Out from the hotel you can actually find lots of shop lot. Specially when you need some bite and just walk across the road you may find a convenient shop. Further down is the busy city that most asian likes to hang out there. All major facility you can find in this hotel. Internet, travel agency, F&B, sports....etc

Directions: Out from the Shinjuku Station and keep to your left...when come across a T-junction...turn left and walk towards the road...the hotel back entrance is just right in front.

The room was small but more than adequate. The amenities were excellent - very comfortable bed. The service was impeccable. The views of the city were awesome, and the location in Shinjuku is very convenient. There are lots of (relatively) inexpensive restaurants in the area, and a Starbucks only two blocks away. At the top of the building to the left across the street from the front of the hotel (I've forgotten its name) are two floors of restaurants with spectacular views of Tokyo at night.
We stayed here as part of a Sunrise Tours package. If you book separately it's a very expensive hotel (but it's Tokyo - nothing is cheap)

Unique Quality: great views, beautiful rooms

Directions: across from Metropolitan Center