Hotels near Statistical Museum in Tokyo

"The room was great, and there were so many good restaurants nearby. The transportation was super convenient. I really loved it and would definitely stay here again next time. It's so easy to get to Mount Fuji and Disneyland from Shinjuku. Plus, there are several convenience stores and a McDonald's right next door. Loved it!"

"The service was excellent! The level of civility in developed countries is truly something to admire and learn from. A huge thank you to the front desk lady for her help. I would definitely come back again if I have the chance. The ladies at the front desk are super beautiful, and the gentlemen are incredibly handsome. I sincerely recommend this place for Chinese tourists to stay and visit."

"This hotel is quite clean and very conveniently located in a shopping street right by Akebonobashi Station, just two stops from Shinjuku Station. There are many small restaurants and convenience stores nearby, as well as a cheap supermarket called Santoku. The amenities in the hotel are a bit basic, but it has a window! Also, the elevated bed is great because you can slide large suitcases underneath. If you have big luggage, remember to exit Akebonobashi Station at Exit A3, which has an elevator."

"My stay at KoKo Hotel Shinjuku Yotsuya was excellent! The room was spotless and well-maintained, with all the necessary amenities, making for a very comfortable stay. The hotel's location is superb, just a 3-minute walk to the subway station, allowing for efficient travel to Shinjuku and other parts of Tokyo. Downstairs, along the street, there are plenty of ramen shops, izakayas, and casual eateries, offering a wide variety of dining options for all three meals. A convenience store is also very close by, making it easy to get around and find food. It's definitely my top choice for a trip to Tokyo."

"This is my fourth stay at this hotel, and as always, the front desk offers Chinese-speaking staff and excellent service. Getting around is super convenient; there's a Lawson convenience store right around the corner downstairs, and a 24-hour McDonald's across the street for those late-night cravings. I'll definitely be staying here again."

"I brought a 24-inch carrier, a 20-inch carrier and a small bag, and if I open it and close it again, there's quite a lot of space. They provided basic shampoo and printing, toothpaste and toothbrush, soap, etc. Subway station, convenience store, mart, etc. were nearby and easy to move to other areas. I liked the view from the stairs up the hostel and looking out. I was curious, so I asked two questions through email, and they all kindly answered me."

"I was a bit worried because there weren't many reviews, but this place turned out to be absolutely perfect! The capsule itself was super cozy, and the amenities were well-prepared. Shin-Okubo station really feels like a Korean town – everywhere you look, there are Korean restaurants with Hangeul signs, K-pop is playing in the shops, and there are even photo booths integrated into the Japanese streets. It was such a unique sight to see Korea blended into the Japanese landscape. This great location, combined with the fact that the accommodation had just been renovated and was so clean, really made a huge difference to my trip and made it incredibly enjoyable. I'd definitely love to stay here again on my next visit! 😊"

"I specifically looked for a hotel with a washing machine in the room. This hotel's rooms are quite spacious; we stayed in a tatami room, and there was more than enough space to lay out two suitcases. The room had a Refa shower head and hairdryer, which were really good – we even went to Bic Camera to buy the same models. Also, the laundry detergent provided had incredibly strong stain-removing power, so we bought some of that too. The location is very convenient. With a Suica card, both the subway and buses are nearby and easily accessible. There's a Lawson and FamilyMart close to the hotel, making daily supplies easy to get. Within a few kilometers, there are tons of great food options and many drugstores. If I have to think of a drawback, it would be the sofa, which had some stains (probably due to age), and it was a bit unpleasant to look at. It would also be better if the charging outlets by the bed were located outside of the mattress area."

"Very good room, washing machine microwave oven induction cooker refrigerator is all available, very close to the tram station is very convenient. There are many restaurants around, there are also drugstores and convenience stores. The sound insulation may be slightly weaker but there is no noisy noise around so it is very quiet. It is not suitable for passengers with large luggage, because there are stairs in the building, and it is relatively narrow, not very convenient to carry up and down. There will be no one to clean in the middle, there are toiletries and toothbrushes, but you have to bring your own slippers. Overall a perfect stay"

"Room is very clean and tidy, a bit small but typical for tokyo. Towels were changed everyday or left outside the room if you opt out of cleaning for the day. Location is perfect, away from the noise and crowds in Shinjuku but still walking distance. Automated check-in kiosks and free toiletries and other amenities at the lobby. The hotel also had laundry facilities and offered breakfast but I didn’t get to try those. The only thing I would change are the pillows, they are a lot harder than most hotels and while I still had a good sleep, I do prefer something a bit softer. Overall, would definitely stay again."