Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku is located in a busy and partying area. A myriad of different food and drink choices for any budget. The amenities are wonderful and the staff is so helpful. I look forward to staying here again the next time I come to Tokyo.

Godzilla greeted me upon my arrival. The hotel was located in the entertainment area of Shinjuku. Nightlife was all around. The room was a little small but as expected in Tokyo. The bathroom was great. Breakfast in the morning had a good variety of local and western selections to choose from.

Perfectly positioned in Shinjuku Felt very safe staff extremely efficient and helpful Room big for Tokyo

Beds were a little hard

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I think the mattress needs turning in room 1416 . It is difficult to sleep in middle if the bed a it slopes to one side. Everything else was perfect

Great location. Right in the heart of Kabukicho, there are plenty of places to eat and drink at in the evening. The bathroom and shower room were a great size. Mobile hotspot for each room was a great inclusion when out and about.

Rooms are quite small, which is usual for Tokyo. The hotel wifi was poor and we couldn’t maintain a connection to it for very long. We ended up using the wifi hotspot.

We had to stay in Godzilla's house! The hourly Godzilla roar on the terrace was fun and it was also pretty good to be in Shinjuku and here the roar from the streets.

Great hotel for a person who hasn't been to Tokyo before. It is located near to a major station, Shinjuku, so it's easy to get to a lot of interesting places. There are lots of places to eat and drink nearby. The bathtub and shower room is spacious and clean (as was the rest of the room), water pressure is amazing. The staff were very helpful and friendly and I think overall it was a good place to stay for a Tokyo newbie. The place wasn't the most expensive I saw online, but it wasn't the cheapest either.

Even though the bathtub and shower is spacious, the rest of the room is quite small, but I heard that's quite typical of Tokyo from friends who have visited. There is no closet space except for a small hanging space on the wall so you live out of your suitcase, which is fine because we were on a short trip. The hotel is in very near to a red light district, which I think would rule it out as a family-friendly location. The bars and eateries nearby would be good for adults though.