Top Hotels Near Minamisawa Hydrangea Mountain in Akiruno from NZ$53

"Great location if you want to be in the very busiest part of Shinjuku. It does take two separate elevator banks to get to your room, and they can be busy, but by then you are up so high you are away from the street noise."

"My room on a 5 day stay was cleaned once and only because I asked. Rooms without windows without previous notice is insane + not being able to change rooms at any point is disappointing. Breakfast staff was amazing. Great amenities"

"It was a 10 out of 10 hotel experience I would go back there again very nice staff very well put together hotel and very clean everything Is also so close around which is a 10 out of 10 for travellers "

"Very quiet, yet close to Shinjuku food and shopping"

"I think Okay sums it up nicely. Nothing wow, but does the job. Locations is great as very close to main station in Shinjuku as well as all the tourist sites. I’ve stayed in a few hotels here in Japan and this one’s definitely on the smaller side. Room is tiny, no space for suitcase except under the bed. The bathroom was small but manageable. The only real negative for us was the uncomfortable beds/pillows. Woke up sore each morning, so if comfort is high on your priorities then probably skip this hotel. Oh and housekeeping doesn’t actually clean the room, they just make the beds and give new towels, which was fine for us. Overall not horrible, but an okay experience"

"It is a very good location- 15 minute walk to the action in Shinjuku but far enough to have a quite sleep"

"The room was a little tight for two adults but perfectly manageable. A good option if you want to get away from hustle of Shinjuku and don’t mind a little walking."

"Best hotel in Shinjuku located right in the action. Everything was perfect"

"Very nice, comfortable, modern place to land in Shibuya. Staff was welcoming and helpful. After staying for 4 nights at the beginning of our trip, we ended up booking our last night in Tokyo here. When we arrived, the gentleman at the front looked at us and said “Welcome back!”"