A friend got me a double room with toilet/bath in the annex for 12,000JPY per night. It was very small, but big enough for my teenager and me. The only problem was where to put our 2 small suitcases. There wasn't really space anywhere for them. more

We stayed here as part of a family group. The has no cot for the baby and she had to sleep in a double bed with her parents which I thought was very poor as the hotel is so big. The rooms were extremely stuffy but other than that ok. Its in a good shopping district. A bit difficult to... more

So, we stayed there for 4 nights, in the Annex building (the so-called new wing, which actually looks like some 7 years old, and yes, looks newer than the main building; has 18 floors, lobby on the second, guest rooms from 5th to 18th). Didn't book the breakfast, just enjoyed the (kind of small) bedroom. Location is great, 10 minutes... more

My family of two adults and two kids stayed for three days at the Shinjuku Washington hotel while visiting Tokyo in January 2009. This is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed in should be avoided if you want to have a relaxing holiday in Tokyo. The first major problem is the size - it is the smallest... more

Overall I really liked this hotel. The local area is really lively. Tokyo taxis are expensive of course, but for local public transport you only need to take a ten minute walk to a giant subway station. It's almost an underground city. You can get there completely underground through tunnels, which I really appreciated this Winter! I hope they can... more

I was booked in here for two nights after staying in the Keio Plaza last week and The Kanko Nagoya for the past few days. It was booked through ASIA rooms who said this was a 4* hotel - but it so is not!! On arrival, the person at the information desk very gruffly sent me upstairs without explaining where... more

With JR Station having an underground walkway built directly linking to the hotel, for people who are independent travellers wanting to explore Tokyo, this hotel does provide excellent convenience. On my last day in Tokyo which was a rainy day, I could explore around the department stores, did some shopping and had my lunch before going back to the hotel... more

This is my leisure trip and travelling with my husband. It is far away from subway station and shopping area, we need to walk around 15 minutes everyday. So you did exercise enough on every day eventhough they don't have GYM Room. If you are a foreigner, they had strongly and highlight to put the signage/note to ask you go... more

The Shinjuku Washington is great for location and service. It's a five minute walk from the South Entrance of Shinjuku station.You can anticipate a very small room, but is clean and almost cozy. Free internet and if you book through Asia Rooms you might get a free breakfast too. There are 6 restaurants to choose from. My advice is to... more