Kadoya Hotel

It's a good room for private use. The location is also close to Shinjuku Station. Even with the suitcase unfolded, there is space to move around. Mattress soft. However, it doesn't sink in. It's nice to have a bathtub for one person. There are shower products, lotions, etc. Satisfaction.

You can reach it by walking straight from Shinjuku West Exit for ten minutes, and all the convenience stores downstairs are very convenient. The hotel is older and the rooms are average in size. No bottled water provided. There are a lot of night food nearby, and the sound of police cars passing by often makes it a bit noisy.

The hotel is located very close to Shinjuku Station and there are many restaurants nearby. The room is large, which is rare in the center of Tokyo.

The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Subway Station. The transportation is convenient and connected in all directions. There is a supermarket downstairs and there are restaurants nearby. The shops usually close at 8 o'clock, so it is very convenient to come back for a meal. The bathroom is very clean and cleaned every day. The 19-square-meter twin room is slightly smaller, and it is acceptable to buy three suitcases every day. After all, Japanese rooms are small, and the bathroom is relatively normal and not very cramped. There is a little girl at the front desk who can speak Chinese. If she is there, she will provide Chinese service, but it doesn't matter if she doesn't. There is a translation machine in English or at the front desk, so there is no problem in communication. I only had breakfast once after staying for 7 days. It was really average. You can go to the hotel next door for a buffet. Although it is more expensive, it is much richer. I will choose his hotel again when I stay in Shinjuku in the future.