Hotels near Place M, Tokyo

"Best value hotel in Tokyo Easy to travel, nearest from the metro for 3 min from Akebononashi sta. Way to hotel have be safe and have many convenience stores and restaurants around the hotel. Clean room, quiet and safety. Staffs are friendly and helpful. We’re very satisfied with this vacation and hope chance to back again for next times."

"The hotel is conveniently located near three subway lines, all just two stops away from Shinjuku Station. The closest exit is A1 of the Toei Oedo Line; it's right by the hotel entrance. However, this exit doesn't have an escalator going down, so it's not ideal if you're returning with luggage. There's a small park nearby. If you walk through it for about 5 minutes, you'll find a JR exit with a convenience store next to it. It's a bit surprising that the hotel itself doesn't have a convenience store. The breakfast ingredients were good, and the mini-breads were very fresh, though the overall variety wasn't extensive. The hotel's facilities are generally new, clean, and relatively quiet. I chose this hotel because I wanted to visit Omotesando and Harajuku. According to Google Maps, it's about a 20-minute walk, but if you take the subway, you need to transfer once and ride for one stop each time. Carrying shopping bags and transferring can be a bit tiring. I mainly valued the hotel for its quiet environment and new facilities. Also, the hotel's mineral water bottles look really nice; at first, I even thought they were beer bottles! 🍻"

"Extremely close to the subway station, it's super convenient to take the elevator up and down with luggage, just a two-minute walk. There's a FamilyMart and 7-Eleven right next to the hotel, and plenty of restaurants nearby. Across the street, there's a supermarket that's open late. The hotel itself is very clean and tidy, and you can open two suitcases at once. Downstairs, there's a microwave, a scale, and complimentary toiletries you can help yourself to. Highly recommend! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Plus, there's a free fire museum next door, which is great if you're traveling with kids."

"I stayed at the Sotetsu Fresa Inn Higashi Shinjuku Station for my New Year trip to Tokyo. First, the good points: The location is great, very close to the subway, and there are Lawson and 7-Eleven convenience stores nearby, as well as plenty of restaurants. Now, for the downsides: 1. I found a dirty towel in the bathroom (see picture 2), so the hygiene is a bit questionable. 2. The staff had me check in using a machine, and then, after pressing a few buttons, it prompted me to pay for the room again at the hotel... but I had already paid in Shanghai! So I had to start over, which wasted time. In the end, the staff just said 'sorry'... the service definitely needs improvement."

"The city center is really crowded, and it's a bit uncomfortable not being able to fully open my suitcase. However, the staff on the first floor are all very professional and have excellent attitudes."

"The hotel is about 1 kilometer from Shinjuku Station and a 10-minute walk from the nearest subway station. The surrounding area has excellent amenities. The room was a bit larger than typical Japanese hotel rooms, and the cleanliness and facilities were perfectly adequate, completely meeting my expectations. I would definitely stay here again next time I visit Tokyo."

"The location is unbeatable! Having breakfast available is super convenient, and there are Lawson and FamilyMart stores nearby. The subway is just a minute's walk away, and the area itself is very quiet. The value for money is excellent. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Tokyo."

"This hotel boasts a prime location right by Shinjuku South Exit, a mere 3-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. There's also a skybridge directly connecting it to Takashimaya Department Store, making shopping and getting around incredibly convenient. The reception is located on the 20th floor, and all guest rooms are situated from the 22nd floor upwards. These rooms are noticeably more spacious than typical Tokyo hotels, with well-equipped bathrooms. High-floor rooms offer stunning panoramic views of the city's nightscape. The buffet breakfast, served in the scenic restaurant, receives rave reviews for its freshly made omelets, and caters to both Japanese and Western palates. The staff are warm and attentive, and the soundproofing in the rooms is excellent, ensuring a peaceful stay away from the city's hustle and bustle. It's an outstanding choice for accommodation in Shinjuku, whether you're sightseeing or just passing through."

"This hostel primarily caters to Western guests, and the residents are predominantly white. If you're in Japan and don't speak Japanese, staying here is great. All the staff are native English speakers, making communication very smooth. The free breakfast is good, a typical Western breakfast. Bread, croissants, etc., and they're quite tasty. There's a bar downstairs. Facilities: The facilities are quite good, with plenty of restrooms and bright washrooms. The showers work very well, and showering is free."

"The location is fantastic, making it super convenient to get everywhere. This is my third time staying at this hotel! The breakfast area is pleasant and the food tastes good, but I wouldn't recommend adding breakfast if you're staying for multiple days, as they serve the same dishes every day. It's better to just buy it on the days you fancy it."