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Great location to explore shinjuku and surrounding areas. Station close by.
Hotel clean and good value. Rooms size good for what I was expecting from Japanese rooms. Bathroom
Small but clean.
Hotel staff friendly and helpful front desk for queries
If you want to walk out the front door and just be absorbed by whats best described as a "times square" atmosphere you're here... The rooms are clean, small and efficient. Super attentive staff and maid service. Pricey restaurants in the hotel, and the best...More
What an amazing location for exploring Tokyo. So many restaurants and shops in the vicinity - it's mind boggling. Also a short walk to the central rail/metro hub which will take you anywhere, once you master the system. The airport bus stops outside the hotel...More
The hotel is located right in the Shinjuku area. It's paradise for shopperholic. There are many duty free shops and good restaurants around the hotel. The room is nice and spacey. The hotel provides free wifi. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is...More
Stayed at the Prince Shinjuku for 6 nights in November. The hotel is very easily located from the East Exit of Shinjuku Station. Apart from the station which has a myriad of eateries, there are ample restaurants and convenience stores located around the hotel. You...More
Shinjuku is the commuting capital of Tokyo, and contains the busiest train station in the world. To the west, there's an office district with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office at its center. To the east, there’s a district with long-established department stores, cinemas and theaters. Shinjuku Gyoen is a park originally built as the garden for the Imperial Household. It is quite famous as a venue for
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cherry-blossom viewing in March and April. In Shinjuku, many restaurants operate all night, and districts such as Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane) or Shinjuku Golden Machi have back streets filled with tiny restaurants and bars that reflect each owner’s unique taste and style.
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You are best to email the Shinjuku Prince hotel directly.
I found their concierge to be nothing less that perfect. They are so helpful and I'm sure will explain to you the procedure for late check in.
Furthermore, although... More
You are best to email the Shinjuku Prince hotel directly.
I found their concierge to be nothing less that perfect. They are so helpful and I'm sure will explain to you the procedure for late check in.
Furthermore, although I did not go to Haneda, it is much more likely you will get a train to Shinjuku station. (the train system is perfect in Japan).
Look on Hyperdia to find train type, and times. There will be a giant train station near the airport, and Shinjuku is an enormous station. It will be easy to get the train.
When you are exiting the Shinjuku station, look for the EAST EXIT. (not the central east). this is the closest exit to Shinjuku Prince Hotel. When you exit the station from this east exit, look to your left, and see a tall building in the distance with a DOG on the top. Head in this direction. As you get closer you will see the big dark brown tall thin Shinjuku Prince building nearby. (If you look at google maps streetview, you'll see what I mean.).
