Hotel Kabuki Tokyo, Tokyo

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. While the rooms were clean and comfortable, the location in Shinjuku's red-light district might not be to everyone's taste. Plus, the dining options were quite limited. On the bright side, the facilities were decent, making it a possible recommendation for a short stay.

I had a decent stay at the hotel, but the area it’s located in was quite questionable and felt a bit seedy. The rooms were nicely decorated and comfortable, which is a big plus. While the English-speaking reception was helpful, the dining experience left a bit to be desired with limited options. Overall, I think it's decent value for money, but the location might not be for everyone.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The location is quite lively, right in the heart of the entertainment district, which made it easy to explore the area. The rooms are well-decorated and cozy, but the service could have been better. While I enjoyed my stay overall, the dining options were limited, and the atmosphere might not be suitable for everyone due to its adult entertainment focus.

I stayed at this hotel recently and found it to be clean and comfortable, offering a decent stay in the heart of Shinjuku. While the vibrant neighborhood had an exciting atmosphere, I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking to explore cultural spots. The room service was a nice touch, but the limited breakfast options left a bit to be desired. Overall, it was a good value for money, but some areas could definitely use improvement.

The hotel is located in the lively entertainment district of Shinjuku, which can be a mixed bag for some folks. The rooms are nicely decorated and quite comfortable, making for a pleasant stay. While the service was good with a welcoming drink and English-speaking receptionists, the dining options were limited. Overall, it's a decent spot if you enjoy the nightlife, but it might not suit everyone’s taste for cultural exploration.