Wpu Shinjuku Reviews

Convenient, living here is convenient, convenient for shopping, shopping and traveling. It’s just that English is a test. This hotel mainly accepts guests from English-speaking countries. If your English is not very good, communication may be a bit troublesome.

The location is convenient, the room is hygienic and clean, the mattress and pillows make you sleep well, and you will be given a room downgrade upon check-in. Trip.com has a customer service call to inform you about the difference in check-out fee, but I don’t understand why the hotel cannot provide the room type that has been booked and paid for in advance on the same day. Woolen cloth

The hotel is very popular during holidays. I booked three reservations for four nights. I was prepared for the room to be small and may not have windows before I checked in. But after checking in, I was very satisfied the moment I opened the door because there was a floor-to-ceiling window and I could see the night view of Shinjuku. The room was not small and very comfortable. Maybe most of the guests staying in the hotel are from Europe and America. The waiters at the front desk communicated in English. There was a long-haired and glasses lady who was very enthusiastic. I troubled her three times because of the safe, TV remote control, and tea bag problems. She helped me solve them. It was great. I have already booked a trip to stay here next time. If there is a flaw, it is that it is close to the street and it is a bit noisy when the window is open, but once it is closed, it is soundproof. The transportation is very convenient. There is a breakfast shop downstairs. The hamburgers are delicious. There is also a sandwich breakfast shop next door. It is very convenient. The midnight snack on the first floor underground is also very nice.

適合一個人住，房間乾淨，安靜整潔~位置也非常方便

Good value for money, good location

This may be the worst hotel I've stayed in Japan. Because it was the cherry blossom season, it was very tight to book a hotel on short notice, so I randomly booked a hotel in the Shinjuku area. The location was indeed very good, but the facilities were very old, and most importantly, there was no window in the room! I felt very depressed, and asked the hotel front desk to pay extra to change to a room with a window, but was told that it was fully booked. As a result, I stayed in a very small room without a window for two days, which was very unbearable.

It was my second time using it. There were a lot of foreign guests, and I kept coming back because it felt extraordinary in a good way. The water is clean and the shower and hair dryer are strong, which is very satisfying. It was nice to have candy at the check-in counter, which seemed like a foreign experience. The lounge for users has an open feel and is comfortable to work in. There is a large *****tore within a 1-minute walk, and a convenience store in the opposite lane, so the surrounding environment is good. It's difficult to access from the station, and according to Google Maps it should be a 10-minute walk, but if you have a large carry-on, it's always tiring to have to spend 20 to 30 minutes trying to find the elevator and getting lost to get to the hotel. Even with that in mind, my satisfaction level is high, so I will use it again when I go to Shinjuku.

The location of this hotel is very good, just outside the B15 or B16 exit of Shinjuku Station. However, the exit signs at Shinjuku Station are not obvious. It took me about five minutes to find the exit after coming out of the Shinjuku West Gate. The hotel is cleaner and more spacious than I expected (hotels in Japan are very small and understandable). When checking in, you need to pay an accommodation fee of 400 yen. This time, there was no cash at all (you cannot pay via WeChat). You can pay by card, cash, etc. In the end, I paid with my watermelon card on my phone. Personally, I feel that the mobile phone Watermelon Card can basically cover 98% of consumption in Japan. The service staff at the hotel front desk speak good English, but they probably don’t have Chinese service. The hotel room is small but clean Before coming here, I encountered a huge bed bug outbreak in Japan, and I was very worried along the way. But luckily the hotel is very clean. Free breakfast is provided in the lounge area on the first floor of the hotel from 7-9:30 in the morning, but it only has some bread and the like. But it's pretty good Overall, this hotel is very cost-effective. Book the cherry blossom season one and a half months in advance and it will cost about 600 yuan/night. Cleaning is done every day during your stay. But it felt like it was just cleaning up the trash and changing bath towels. The sheets and duvet covers should not have been changed. All in all, I will stay here if I still have the chance.

The location is convenient and the staff is friendly and can communicate in English. Free simple breakfast (bread and orange juice) is provided from 7 to 9 in the morning. The bread is delicious. It's a bit noisy outside at night Overall good

The location is great, very close to the subway and only 5 minutes away. There are sufficient supporting facilities nearby. The room has a high level of cleanliness and is suitable for travelers with high standards of cleanliness. Only the sense of space is not enough. With instructions: you must go out for shopping when you wake up, and don’t stay in the room for too long.

It's quite clean. The location is very convenient for getting to Kabukicho or taking the subway. The front desk staff is a foreigner. He speaks Japanese very well, not to mention English. There doesn't seem to be a phone in the room. I'm curious about how to make a Morning call🤔️

Although the room is small, it is well-equipped It's also very clean. It's near Shinjuku West Exit and not far from the station. It's very convenient for shopping, eating and shopping.

Very close to the entrance of Shinjuku Station and a good accommodation experience

還不錯，能在新宿市區訂到這樣的酒店已經很滿意了