Hotels near Sakurajōsui Station, Tokyo

9mins walk from Shinjuku JR Station The untold story about this hotel is the plentiful of restaurants and convenience store accessible within the building all hours of the day. There’s a 24hr ramen spot. Late night izakaya places Multiple other sushi and western restaurants to choose from not to mention both Family Mart and Lawsons to cover your daily needs Also luggage storage room with locks if you arrive early or have late flight

Within 3 mins walk to train station conveniently link to various areas, family mart just downstairs with lots of eateries around, room was big with 3 single comfy beds with enough space for luggages, room was cleaned daily, amenities was great with sleeping wear provided and free usage of washing machine & dryer.

Had a good stay at this place. It is only about 7 mins' walk from the Shinjuku Gyoemmae station on the Marunouchi line. When you exit from Exit 2, turn left, turn left and go straight down the road about 5 mins till you come to the main road, turn right and you see the Citadines signboard. The studio double that we booked was well equipped - there was just about everything - microwave oven, kettle, iron and ironing board, cooking utensils, plates, cups, bowls. Located at a quieter part of Shinjuku but plenty restaurants, 7-eleven, lawson and family mart nearby. Service was good . We left our baggage there when we checked out and came back for it later before leaving for the airport.

It is about 900 meters away from Nakamura Bridge subway station in Nerima District. There are two straight roads. There are many small restaurants on both sides of the small road out of the subway station. There is also a supermarket selling food and daily necessities, as well as a FamilyMart. The room is very small. In addition to the bed, a three-layer metal rack for clothes, and a desk, it can only accommodate one person. The bed seems to be 1.5 meters long and can sleep two people. The quilt is very thin. It was only 5 degrees on the night I arrived. Because the window had to pass the wifi line, there was a gap that was not closed tightly, and there was always cold wind coming in. The air conditioner was aging and there was no hot air. The next day, I asked the boss to add a quilt to the bed, and it was warm. It is also close to the main road. Because the road is paved with gravel and asphalt, it is very noisy. The next day, I bought a second-hand head-mounted noise-cancelling headset to solve the problem of sound interference. The corridor and the room are very clean. Because the corridor is high, you must change your shoes when you go up (there are shared slippers in the entrance). The boss comes to mop the corridor early every morning, which is very clean. The entrance hall also serves as a shared kitchen, which has a large refrigerator, washing machine, microwave, gas stove, kettle, water heater, vegetable sink, and wash basin. It is very convenient. I put breakfast and milk in the refrigerator every night and heat them in the microwave the next day. It is difficult to contact in advance. I can only send a text message in the system on the day of arrival to know the room. There is no one at the front desk, but when I went to open the door of the room, the boss's son came out in time and said: Slippers are optional, the bathroom is on the left and the toilet is on the right, and you can call him if you need anything. The boss also sent a plate of welcome candies the next day and chatted with me. He was quite easygoing.

5-7 mins walk from the nearest train station. noise level in my room was very low, almost silent, despite being adjacent to a busy street. coin laundry (2 washers and 2 dryers available) works great as expected and you can purchase individual detergent packs from the front desk (if i remember correctly: 500yen per wash, 100yen per 30 mins dryer, 50yen for a detergent pack)

There is no problem with the inn side, but the guy who is staying at the cherry blossoms is really dangerous! Especially settled? Are you doing it? There is a guy who occupies the desk on the second and third floors every day and works fraud, and he says, ”He's going to be a billionaire because he puts 3 or 40,000 donations with gratitude every month.” I was selling the phone. Also, he was doing poor things such as thrusting socks into the dryer and drying them or eating them (seriously impossible!). Color 々 I think it's a violation of manners, but I think it would be better if the customers crack down firmly. It's definitely a fraud, so when something happens, the inn side that you overlook may be regarded as a problem. Well, I'll say it again, it's not bad as a hotel.

Well located hotel, can be access from multiple subway. A small hotel, but clean and staffs are friendly and really accommodate your needs. The only downsides are room too small, you cant open your luggage and for somehow the toilet seat was not heated. This is something i havent found in any other hotel.

Enjoyed my stay there. Polite staff and great location. About 16 minute walk to main Shinjuku station. Be aware that rooms are small, it's downtown Japan after all.

Our first time stay here but we really liked our stay! -service : Hotel stuffs are all nice and friendly and trying to be helpful! -room: it’s quite small but I like that there are one work desk and another small desk which was very convenient as we are 2 of us. Lovely view from our room with Mount Fuji view in the morning if weather is well. -location: very good location, it’s just by the Shinagawa station and about 5mins walk. There are a lot of restaurants and shops around so no need to go to other place to eat! And many good food around! We will come back again!