Kabukicho hotel guide. Hankyu Dai Ichi Hotel Group hotel in Kabukicho, Tokyo

"Nice to discover Tokyo culture."

"Cleanness , friendly staff, Will visit again."

"Hotel is in the heart of Shinjuku (think Times Square in NY). Many eating options around and Shinjuku station is just a few minutes away. This is not a 'quiet spot' it is a bustling and high energy location which is what we wanted. Very exciting location."

"Great place to stay fairly close to everything by train"

"Had a great stay at the Shinjuku Prince Hotel. Vlery convenient, only 2-3 blocks tto the train station. Walkable to restaurants and shopping. There are shops and restaurants in the ssme building. Rooftop restaurant has great views. Located in the Golden Gai area. This area is good for nightlife. The hotel was very nice & clean. The rooms are small as most are in Japan, but functional as I had what I needed. Recommend couples and damilies to upgrade to the larger rooms for walking space. The staff was very nice and polite, most spoke English. The staff even accomodated a very late check out due to a delayed flight and kept my luggage for a few hours while I enjoyed the last few hours of the area. I recommend this hotel and would stay again! Thank you for the great experience."

"Very busy hotel, but run efficiently!! Rooms are dated. But within walking distance to the Tokyo Dome where we saw a fun baseball game! I’d stay there again"

"It is conveniently walking distance to the train station. Our room has 5 beds, convenient for 5 members of family who has teens. The staff cleaned the room, provided us fresh towels and pairs of pyjamas, and most of all warm toilets and clean. "

"It is surrounded with tons of stores around. We enjoyed the restaurant at the ground floor. The cleanliness of the building is phenomenol. One of the busiest street but the experience was amazing. The waiting time for elevator is an opportunity, wish there is a stair to use as alternative. "

"Pretty much everything is great, but solo travellers may feel a bit unsafe because of the surroundings, especially if it's your first time in Tokyo."