Hôtel près de Université Waseda (Tokyo)

« Nous avons adoré notre séjour. »

« Petit déjeuner incroyable super séjour »

« Perfect spot if you want to be away from the very busy parts of Tokyo. Room was about the expected size in Tokyo. Waseda station about a 10min walk away to easily get into the city. Lovely local restaurants and shops in the area. Had to check ourselves in by getting the keys from a lockbox in front of the building but the instructions were very clear on how to obtain them. »

« - [ ] Located in a quiet part of Shinjuku, not close to the main station. This was a good thing. - [ ] Looks like a Private Equity investment akin to a VRBO. But with too many rules, including taking out the garbage before leaving. - [ ] Asked to take shoes off which was fine since house slippers were provided. - [ ] Laundry machine was there but no detergent provided. Voort Did not answer my message requesting whether there was any laundry detergent around in the house. - [ ] Not...

« Très satisfait »

« Our stay at Hotel Vintage Tokyo Kagurazaka was absolutely perfect! The room size was incredibly spacious and clean, offering plenty of lounging space, which is an absolute luxury in Tokyo. The hotel features a unique retro-modern layout with great privacy, making it feel like a cozy home away from home. The bathroom was fantastic, featuring a huge separate bath and shower area.Location-wise, it is tucked away in a charming, quiet local neighborhood, yet only about a 10-minute walk from the...

« Un petit hôtel sympathique, pas loin de la partie commerçante et animée de Shinjuku (10 mn à pieds). Seuls bémols : la réception automatisée, même si très simple, et l'absence d'ascenseur ou escalator. Lorsque les valises sont lourdes et que votre chambre est à l'étage, cela peut être pénible à l'arrivée et au départ. Le plus : des restaurants de divers standings sont à proximité, et la gare de Higashi-Shinjuku est à 5 minutes à pieds. »

« Clean spacious rooms »

« I have been staying at the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Higashi Shinjuku for three weeks every year for the past 15 years while traveling to Japan to practice Aikido. Over all these years, I have always appreciated the professionalism and efficiency of the front desk staff. The reception team is consistently helpful, polite, and organized, which is one of the reasons I continued choosing this hotel year after year. Unfortunately, I have noticed a significant decline in the housekeeping service over time....

« Très pratique, accès direct ligne JR et petits déjeuners possibles au pied de l’immeuble. Bonne literie. Seul bémol, à l’étroit dans chambre avec les valises ouvertes. »

« Le seul bémol: il y avait des réceptionnistes qui parlaient pas l’anglais et ça pour un établissement que reçois des clients internationaux c’est pas trop conveniente. »

« Provide lots of amenities free of charge with a whole station in middle of hotel to grab anything you need »

« We have been to Tokyo, shinjuku specifically many times and this hotel has been the best one yet. This is a boutique hotel, with spacious rooms for tokyo standards. You dont even have to bring any toiletries as they provide everything…and more…down to the mouthwash! The lobby is very cute and quaint, and everything in there…you can take. They have a coffee machine, that makes espresso….soda machine….hard liquors, red and white wine, light snacks!! We will definitely be chosing this hotel moving...

« The room was clean and had adequate amenities. The mattresses on the beds were weak and worn. We were accommodated on the fourth floor with no elevator. »

« L hotel est tres beau, bien placé. Pour le check in, le personnel n'a pas ete tres disponible (check in a faire soi meme) et ne nous a pas orienté pour la chambre (il fallait changer de batiment) La chambre etait petite (difficile avec 2 valises) et sans placard. Changement de serviettes quotidien. Quartier animé donc 1 peu bruyant le week-end. Apres le check out, manque d accompagnement des receptionnistes pour nous aider pour le transfert des bagages vers la ville suivante. »