Hotels near Nakano Station

"We had a hectic arrival from Haneda and late check-in at the hotel but we were pleasantly surprised by not only the location of the hotel but by the property itself. What a cool and comfortable place for me and my family to spend a few nights! It’s close to many restaurants and stores but being so close to the Nakano Sun Mall and station was really convenient. We will miss this property!"

"Love this hotel. Perfect stay in a very quiet room considering it is above the train station. The amenities, beds, bathroom, all perfect, and very clean. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Would book again!"

"Perfect stay felt as if I had a home here in Tokyo, the staff is very friendly and are always willing to help out. The area is also amazing to walk around as well as a 5 min walk away from the closest metro station "

"The room was as described. Clean with comfy beds"

"Outstanding property. Location is great in shinjuku- slightly away from the bustle and crowd of shinjuku. Walkable to everything shinjuku/harajuku/shibuya. 7eleven in basement, line of restaurants 3min walking distance, daisy bakery right next door (excellent for coffee breakfast). Rooms are smallish (normal for japan) and good quality. Highly recommend. "

"Public (Sento style) bath in the hotel (very cool) here also is a restaurant at the ground floor. Pretty popular location despite being 2 subway stops from Shinjuku."

"Great price. Good location. Close to stations. Clean and comfortable "

"the only think I am concert is that the communication is very poor consider that I don't speak any Japaneses !!!"

"Great location with subway stop very close. 10 minute walk from shinjuku. We packed light so the room size wasn’t an issue. Really handy having the washing machine in the room. Staff were always very friendly and helpful "

"That staff was very welcoming. The location was perfect for walking into Shinjuku or getting to Shin-Okubi station for an easy ride anywhere in Tokyo. Laundry was free, there was light breakfast in the morning, and sake and soba in the evening. "