The location is fantastic, in one of Tokyo's most vibrant areas (I've stayed near Tokyo Station before, but Shinjuku feels much livelier). Kabukicho is just across the street and a short walk away. There are tons of shops nearby, all within walking distance: McDonald's, convenience stores, drugstores, Ichiran Ramen, Kani Doraku, Muji, Uniqlo, Montbell, and more. Transportation is incredibly convenient, with direct Limousine Bus service from the airport. This trip, besides visiting city attractions like Senso-ji Temple, Skytree, and Tokyo Tower, I also went to more distant places like Kamakura, Mount Fuji, Disneyland, and Summerland. Except for Disneyland, which requires passing through Tokyo Station first, all other destinations were reachable with at most one transfer.
The hotel entrance is small, and check-in is on B1. There's a water dispenser and vending machines next to the elevator lobby. The overall feel is compact and clean, and the rooms are the same, with excellent views. I booked it last minute, and it was over a thousand yen a night. Although my heart was bleeding, it seems this is pretty much the standard price. My only disappointment was that they didn't approve my late check-out request on the last day. The next time I visit Tokyo, I'd choose this hotel again under similar circumstances.
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