Shinjuku Washington Hotel

There may be verbal communication problems with the counter staff, or there was a problem with the hotel scanning the passport when checking in. It was later resolved and it took a long time.

Really super bad. In a location where land is at a premium, the higher price is acceptable, but the price cannot be high and the room is too small. I read reviews saying that the 28-inch box cannot be opened, but I didn't believe it. It turned out to be true. The 24-inch box is probably quite large. Never, never choose to eat it in the morning, as it will cause you to eat it in the morning. Look at those friends who have a lot of bad reviews. Every word comes from a very bad experience. The windows are so small that it feels like I live in a basement. The room smelled musty, but there was an air purifier that turned on and it turned red. There is always green after a night. The twin bed is 1.1. My husband is 180cm tall and can only just sleep on it, with his feet even with the edge of the bed. My only regret is that I didn’t take any photos, otherwise everyone could see more clearly how bad this room is. Those who write good reviews are doing unscrupulous things. To put it bluntly, I chose a 1,400-per-night room because I was afraid of poor accommodation. There is also mental preparation. But when I opened the room, I really broke the defense.

The transportation is convenient. There are many convenience stores and restaurants downstairs. The elevator goes down to B1 and the underground passage leads directly to Shinjuku Station. The rooms are clean, the facilities are convenient, and the staff are friendly.

The price-performance ratio is pretty good, and the surrounding area is prosperous

Very bad location