Top Hotels Near Suga Shrine in Tokyo from NZ$123

"The hotel was in a good area easily accessible by taxi to all other areas in Tokyo. Lots of restaurant choices in the hotel and in the vicinity of the hotel. The staff were amazing, so helpful. Always willing to help you with anything. The hotel was super clean, great toiletries, complimentary water. Close to a family mart and 7/11. There are laundry facilities and facilities to heat up food on the 4th floor."

"The room was like living in someone’s small apartment "

"Food was great, service was great, but room was tiny! However, I think this is normal for most single person rooms in Japan and given its size, the layout worked well enough."

"Friendly staff, great location, clean facility. Will book again."

"It’s a clean hotel 10 min walk from Shinjuku station. But rooms are quite cramped. The hallway is not wide enough to open a large (30 in) suitcase. It’s ok for a short business trip and just a small (26 in) suitcase, but probably too small if you are staying longer and do lots of shopping (I.e it won’t work if you are a couple traveling with two large suitcases per person)"

"The hotel is a great location. Bus from airport stops only 1 block from hotel. Beware the shower area includes a Japanese style. Have to work out the shower in the bathtub. Only bbc news English Channel. There is a Macas and a English pub nearby for cheap eats."

"The hotel is in a great location if you’re interested in a bit of night life. But for everything else I would skip it. The rooms are very small, not very clean and feel quite dated. The elevators get filled up during check out and could take 30mins before you can escape (no stairs). Unless you really NEED to stay here, don’t."

"Very good location and clean rooms"

"This is a beautiful hotel aesthetically speaking; the rooms are bright and spacious; and the reception staff are excellent. It is, however, expensive and this coupled with some glaring negatives means tourists should book with open eyes. First, the hotel is far from most locales tourists want to frequent — it is essentially in the ‘burbs. There are very few cafes and restaurants nearby - outside the hotel. Most ridiculously, there is a cafe in the lobby where one can buy coffee and a croissant (for, say, breakfast) but no place to eat…no seats/stools in the cafe; those are reserved for those having the buffet. A sign in the cafe says: no sitting and eating in the lobby or on the rooftop terrace. When we asked where we could eat we were told to walk 15 minutes to the park, pay Y500 to enter the park and eat there! What the hell? That’s absolutely nuts!!! This is not how paying guests should be treated! "