イーホテル東新宿

Great for solo travelers. Very budget friendly and close walk to kabukicho

The hotel is in a strategic location, just above the subway and a short walk from Shinjuku. Otherwise, the rooms are old with carpeting, barely livable, with no room to move around, no space for suitcases, or even hanging clothes. The bathroom is tiny; I felt more comfortable in a trailer.

I had a reservation to see a Kabuki performance at the Milano-za in Kabukicho, but when I went to the lobby to check in at 3:30 PM, the floor was incredibly dirty! There was trash on the floor and insects crawling around. I can't believe they didn't notice, even though there were four staff members at the front desk. A room attendant also passed through the lobby but didn't pay any attention. I checked in, but it was a very unpleasant experience. I understand that the lobby is the face of the hotel and that it was crowded at 3 PM for check-in, but with four people at the counter, they should have paid a little more attention to what was right in front of them. The Tully's and Lawson on the first floor of the hotel are convenient, but I won't be staying here again.

The location is absolutely fantastic. It’s so great that it’s right next to Higashi-Shinjuku Station as soon as you exit. It’s not in a hidden alley, so it feels safe, and since it’s not right next to Kabuki-cho, it doesn’t feel scary at all. There’s also a Lawson convenience store nearby. There was a staff member who spoke good Korean during check-in, so the process went smoothly. Plus, I had a double bed, but they switched me to a twin room since one was available. I was so lucky! Of course, I know Japanese hotels are generally small, and the bathrooms are tiny too, but for this price, location, and cleanliness, this is pretty good. There wasn't a single speck of dust in the bathroom. The hot water flows out strongly, and the water pressure is excellent. I would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!

Awesome people and good Hotel.

Tiny room as expected. Quite clean mind you..a tad noisy due to 24hrs ambulances. Just outside shinjuku E2 exit..10min walk to shinjuku main streets and attractions.. breafkast at Tully's if you opted with breakfast.. for me,it's better to eat out and experience local food instead..tiny bathroom and tub.. big dudes,not for you trust me..