Located in Tokyo's Shinjuku neighbourhood, Via Inn Shinjuku is near a metro station. Tokyo Midtown and Takeshita Street are worth checking out if shopping is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's popular attractions can visit Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Sunshine Aquarium. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at Nippon Budokan or Tokyo National Olympic Stadium.
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It was just okay bec the staff doesnt speak english well..they couldnt understand what we need to help with..they are nice though..my opinion is that ur in a hotel,expected to have non japanese speaker guest,they should speak english too
This is an excellent hotel that delivers more than you’d expect for its price. Everything ran with classic Japanese efficiency and the staff were impeccably good mannered and helpful. The hotel is very clean and was quieter than I expected given the number of rooms and the location. Whilst staying here, it felt like everything was sorted and out working and the staff were on hand to help with anything extra. If you are a first time visitor to Tokyo, keep in mind that it’s a mega city and a place where land is at a premium. By US standards, hotel rooms in Tokyo are small at this price point. They tend to be multi story with a relatively small footprint. This hotel has a good breakfast and is well located. I would not hesitate to stay here again and will do.
The hotel is in a great location. We got breakfast included and it was so bad we ended up just going out on our own. The rooms were really clean but exceptionally small (like most Tokyo hotels). The staff charged us $100 AUD for a single bag of laundry that was a complete rip off. The shower head broke off the shower on night one. The dehumidifier in the room really helped. It was fine if you’re not going to spend much time in your room.
The room is very small, and there is no drawer at all to put anything. Two people in the room would have to squeeze by each other all the time. This was our first trip to Tokyo, the tightness of the room makes us feeling miserable every time we come back to the hotel. We left the hotel two days ahead of our schedule - - forfeiting our paid money. The staff there wouldn't give us any refound; he said he was just following the rule they established with Expedia. We would NOT want to stay in any hotel like this one anymore.