Apa Hotel Shinjuku Gyoemmae Tokyo, Tokyo

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The location was excellent, close to Shinjuku gyoen park and within walking distance from the subway station, offering a quiet retreat. However, the lackluster service, where my request for restaurant reservations was not entertained, was a letdown. The rooms, though providing essential amenities, felt cramped with the double bed pushed against three walls.

The hotel is located in a good area, right near a beautiful park. The rooms offer a nice view of the park nearby, with the double bed pushed up against three walls, providing a cozy atmosphere and all the essentials needed. The service, although not entertaining the request for restaurant reservations, stood out positively for me with attentive staff at the reception desk. The location is very convenient, being right beside Shinjuku park and near the train station. The dining experience included fresh fruits, adding a nice touch to the stay. The facilities are well-equipped and maintained.

The hotel is situated in a quiet area, offering comfortable rooms despite the bed being a bit small. The service was mixed, with some staff standing out positively while not embodying the expected service standard. The location is convenient, though the water pressure was inconsistent. The dining options were diverse, but the lack of international dishes was noticeable. The facilities were sufficient but could be improved.

The hotel is in a excellent location, close to a beautiful park and in the city center. The rooms offer basic amenities but lack drinking water, with a broken washbasin and an awkward bed setup. The service at the reception desk was average, not providing the expected level of care typically found in Japan. The hotel stands out due to its proximity to Shinjuku park and the subway station, although it's not as close to the main Shinjuku station. The dining options include cold meats only. The facilities are standard.

The hotel is nestled in a quiet area right beside the Shinjuku park, offering a great location but lacking the typical Japanese level of service. The room, although with a view of the park nearby, was a bit cramped with the double bed pushed up against three walls. The dining experience included homely touches like home-made bread, yet didn't cater to making reservations on guests' behalf. It's a decent value for money choice.

The hotel is located right beside Shinjuku Park, in a good area close to the city center. The rooms provide basic amenities but had a broken washbasin and no drinking water. The service stood out on the reception desk, but they did not entertain requests to make restaurant reservations. The dining offered included only French fries. The facilities were standard, and the location was reasonably close to Shinjuku Gyeommae station. Overall, it was an average experience with some positives and negatives.

I had a wonderful stay at the hotel, with a fantastic location near Shinjuku park and close to many great food options. The rooms were cozy, but the lack of drinking water was a downside. The service was efficient, although they didn't assist with restaurant reservations. The dining experience with homemade bread was a nice touch. Overall, a good value for the money.

I stayed at this hotel with my family and found it to be a mixed experience. The rooms were clean and had all the basics, but the beds were a little small for my liking. The service, although not exceptional, was satisfactory. The location was convenient, particularly for families with young children like mine. However, the lack of traditional Japanese service and the distance from the metro station were drawbacks. The dining experience was inclusive, but the choices were limited. Overall, it was a decent stay considering the value for money.

The hotel is located in a quiet area right near a beautiful park, offering basic amenities in cozy rooms with a unique layout of the double bed pushed up against three walls. The service, while not traditional, was efficient and attentive. The hotel’s location is perfect, close to the subway and a lovely park, making it easy to explore the main area of Shinjuku. The dining experience included delicious pancakes. The facilities provided everything needed for a comfortable stay.

The hotel is ideally situated next to Shinjuku Park, offering a quiet retreat in the bustling city center. The rooms are clean and well-equipped, though the size of the beds could be larger. The service, while professional, may not align with traditional Japanese hospitality. Dining options could be more varied, but the included dishes like fish and chips were enjoyable.