Best Western Kabukicho hotels

"Beautiful room, perfectly clean, and wonderful staff. I fell and was injured walking around Tokyo and the second I stepped back into the hotel, a staff member saw and jumped into action to help me clean and bandage my scrape. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Location is extremely convenient. Housekeeping was on time."

"I have stayed here many time's and it never dissapoints!!"

"This hotel really is the perfect option for what an international tourist would look for if you want a comfortable stay, it's accessibility and location makes it perfect for those who want to get around Tokyo fast and easy. "

"Yes,yes. So good we are coming back!!"

"I recommend this hotel as it was modern and had the new renovation feel. The room was roomy with good amenities. The breakfast was great, and the hotel has a big public hot bath. The hotel priced competitively due to its location, as it will require at least one train transit change to get to either the city center or Disney. "

"This is my second time staying here and as always amazing. Great area, room was great. Everything here was perfect. Stay here! "

"The hotel is very cozy, the room is clean, albeit small. The maid changes robes and towels daily. Breakfast is an extra charge of about $20, but it's very convenient, inexpensive, and you don't have to look for somewhere to have breakfast in the morning. The restaurant is open from 6:30 a.m. I highly recommend it."

"The Grandbell Hotel Shinjuku is a good, safe, and modern hotel, but it sits right on the edge of Kabukichō, which is Japan’s largest nightlife entertainment district. It’s a mix of tourists, bars, neon lights, nightclubs, promoters, hostesses, and love hotels. It’s not unsafe, but it definitely has a nighttime atmosphere that feels very different from the rest of Tokyo. Despite how Kabukichō looks: • There is no violence • There is no crime targeting tourists • No one is going to bother you • There is no physical danger walking at night • Police patrol the area constantly It is not a dangerous neighborhood. The Grandbell is located in a kind of “middle zone”: • About 3–5 minutes from the quiet Shinjuku Gyoen side • About 3–5 minutes from the brighter, busier Kabukichō area You will not see explicit behavior, harassment, danger, or anything aggressive. Japan is extremely strict about public conduct."