Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku Tokyo

Very good location & value hotel Must request non-smoking room at reservation though.

My boyfriend and I spent a week in this hotel and although it was small, it was comfortable. I'm small, 5'2 and he's tall, 6'3 and we got along fine with our luggage. Skip the breakfast; it was horrible. The staff was nice and some were very helpful and some not so much. The internet room wifi connection went in and out so don't rely on that. We ended up buying a tiny wireless router and plugged it in the room. Don't forget to put a password on there! Oh, and most importantly, if you don't want the hassle of taking the train to the hotel from the airport, grab a limo bus-they'll drop you off right in front. Easy!

we stayed at this hotel for a longer period of time and returned...this time got an even smaller room (it was for one night). It was not worth the inflated price, even for a Friday eve. Location is great, near Shinjuku Station. Restaurant is overpriced.

Located very close to Shinjuku station, which made getting around Tokyo very easy. Staff spoke English very well, and were very helpful with food/shopping suggestions. Best hotel we stayed at during our Japan trip.

Location was perfect, close to Shinjuku station, but still on the quiet south side (with that said, Tokyo is suprisingly quiet all the time). Note that Google Maps did not get the location right, use the map on the hotel site. The staff at the hotel spoke good english, the rooms were ok in size, always clean, but be sure to book a non-smoking room in berforehand if you want one. We did miss wifi in the room, but the lobby provided free wifi so we were ok. Didn't try the breakfast, but there was a lot of coffeeshops around the block for cheap breakfast. The hotel didn't provide concierge service, but at City Hall, about 5 blocks from the hotel, there's a great, free, observatory on the 45th floor. In the basemant of the same building there's a Turist Information Center that helped us with at trip to Mt. Fuji and Hakone.

A good 3-4 star hotel in Shunjuku. It's only about 5 minutes walk from the South exit of Shunjuku Station. Near to all Shunjuku activities. Safe & quieter neighbourhood unlike the other hotels in the Kabuki-cho area. Many food outlets within walking distance. Good base from which to explore Tokyo as Shunjuku is the subway hub to most places in Tokyo. Free wifi in Lobby/Guest Lounge and LAN in room. A bit pricey on the weekends. Room is small like all Tokyo hotels but sufficient for me and my wife. All standard amenities in room (bar fidge, hot water boiler, slippers, toothbrush, soap, shampoo etc). Will definately stay here again if the price is right.

Great hotel. walking dist to major dept store like takashimaya which is jus across the road. However, slight walk of approximately 10mins is needed to travel to the main train stations. Overall... still pleasant!

This hotel is in a terrific location, close to the station and to a vibrant part of Tokyo. Rooms were well-appointed, and service good. Staff were very helpful to us, and spoke good English, which we really appreciated, as this was our first visit to Tokyo. Our experience was so positive, we returned for our last night in Japan and would definitely use this hotel again

Location was great... very close to shinjuku station... Easy access to convenience store and other small eateries Rooms altho a bit small for 2 ppl, but was a nice cosy and clean room

We visited Tokyo, and the hotel LOCATION was perfect, about a 5 or 6 min walk from the Shinjuku Station. The room was smaller than we had expected, but overall the experience in the hotel was acceptable. The staff was extremely helpful and polite. During online booking, we did not specify any preferences, e.g., "no smoking", so when we got there, the only room available was a "smoking" room. That may have contributed to why the room seemed a little dingy and not too clean. Perhaps [...]may want to prompt this choice at the time of making the reservation. However, we had just arrived from our week stay in Hong Kong at the Regency Hyatt, which was very nicely appointed and clean. But this may be comparing apples to oranges.