Shibuya hotel guide. Daiwa Roynet Hotels hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo

"Clean, spacious room with great amenities. Excellent service"

"This hotel is very conveniently located near Shinjuku station so getting anywhere is easy. Breakfast buffet had good variety of food. Service was fast."

"Very convenient to Tokyo, airport and transportation. We didn’t know we were going to be in a smoking room - so if you are also sensitive to that too, make sure you specify. Skip the long lines at check in and use the mobile kiosks with your reservation and passport. "

"Everything is good . The 7 eleven on d bottom floor is so convenient for everthing you need "

"Clean and attentive service. lots of amenities and food options across the hotel including a family mart and lawson. close walk to the subway. didn’t do breakfast or meals because there’s so much to tokyo. multi lingual staff are great and luggage service was reassuring"

"Overall a great experience "

"Have not tried the breakfast yet. Just next to Kabukicho, many restaurants nearby and very closed to the Shinjuku Station and its underground shopping streets, with many shops and restaurants, too. Overall, the hotel is within the bustling area of Shinjuku (Kabukicho). It is very convenient in transportation, food and drinks, entertainment and shopping, etc., even at the night. On the other hand, it is quiet and clean with the hotel. Highly recommended for those who want to feel the city live in Tokyo."

"Hotel was in a great location, close to multiple train stations both the Tokyo metro and JR line. Also great customer service in helping us check in/check out and the room was clean. The breakfast buffet had multiple options to choose from. Overall enjoyed our stay. "

"This stay was comfy and fantastic! However, i have some feedback that needs attention: it says nothing about Tattoos not being allowed in the public bath on any expedia information. As it didn’t have an online notice i booked the hotel thinking it would be okay to have tattoos, but there was a sign about tattoos in the public bath. This puts me as the customer in a position where i must break the rules (to get the amenity i paid for) OR demand a refund. It was an overnight stay and the bath was empty so it was okay but somethings needs to be done to resolve this. Additionally, it makes no sense that having tattoos would be in the same category of bath etiquette violation as not showering before you get in the bath or dragging your hair through the water..."