Deluxe Double Room
Sleeps 2 · 23 m² · Queen Bed
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free WiFi
- TV
★★ 1-chome-17-1 Okubo, Tokyo, Tokyo, 169-0072, Tokyo, JP
8.2 guest rating· 33 reviews
Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at Hotel RIO Shinjuku.
Stylish Accommodations : Choose from one of our 22 modern guestrooms, designed to make you feel right at home. Enjoy complimentary wireless internet and entertainment with satellite programming, ensuring you stay connected during your stay.
Prime Location : Nestled in the vibrant Shinjuku district, our hotel is just a short stroll from renowned attractions like Okubo Park, the Samurai Museum, and the lush Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, giving you easy access to Tokyo's highlights.
Essential Amenities : Indulge in private bathrooms featuring separate bathtubs and showers, excellent toiletries, and hair dryers. Our comfortable desks and housekeeping services cater to your every need, making your visit seamless.
Book your stay today and experience the best of Tokyo at Hotel RIO Shinjuku!
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Sleeps 2 · 23 m² · Queen Bed
Sleeps 2 · 17 m² · Queen Bed









1-chome-17-1 Okubo, Tokyo, Tokyo, 169-0072, Tokyo, JP
Guest review
10.0Lots of shopping and grocery options nearby with overlapping hours.
Guest review
10.0The staff was helpful with checking in and held our luggage on the day of our flight. It was located near subway stations and some major shopping areas. The room was clean, a decent size and it had all the normal amenities you’d expect. The walls were a little thin, we could hear the neighbor’s tv but maybe they had the volume really loud. I didn’t hear any talking, but they might have been alone in the room.
Guest review
8.0The hotel was on a busy street/ alley yet it was extremely quiet. The rooms were clean including bathroom and toilet. My first experience staying at a touch free no front desk concierge unless you ring the bell! The new age I guess! No complaints.
Guest review
10.0For my first time in Japan i couldn't have asked for a better hotel. Staff is polite and everything you need is within reasonable walking distance. Definitely would recommend and if i come back ill be staying here again!
Great stay
8.0The front desk staff were lovely, we did use google translate to converse but overall super helpful. The hotel itself is a bit of a walk from Shinjuku station but there are other train stations nearby. Overall great hotel, as most hotels in Japan it is small but we found it quite spacious. The shower and bathtub was huge. Toilet had its own room and was easy to use. The interesting cute part was the wallpaper was all Mickey Mouse. For us this room served its purpose, a place to rest. We spent the rest of our time exploring Shinjuku and the surrounding area. I would definitely recommend this hotel if you’re looking for a good price and nice sleep. The beds were firm but I had an excellent sleep. Nice pillows. There was no room key but a code which was nice you don’t have to worry about loosing a physical key. If you’re on the fence just book it. You can take an uber from the train if you’re not too keen on walking from the train station. If you have kids I maybe would not recommend this place the location is nearby an area where there are a lot of clubs. Night life is bumpin’ in Shinjuku if you’re a couple or people with no kids it’s a fun spot. Did not share photos but the photos online are accurate they’re more of a 0.5 ratio so it’s smaller than you think but the rooms have a really good layout. Overall excellent. If we come back to Shinjuku we likely will stay here again. Don Quixote is right next door! Such good shopping. Just book it alright?
Nice hotel with a few inconveniences
6.0Nice location and spacious room. The room was fairly clean and had lots of amenities (it also had a hair curler which i loved). However, the check-in and check-out process was a bit frustrating, as I didn’t receive a reservation number or QR code when booking through Hotels.com, so we needed assistance from the staff. After checking out the first time, we also had to pay ¥6000 to store two bags overnight while we went to climb Mt. Fuji, even though we were returning to stay at the same hotel the very next day. Might as well have booked another room and left our bags in there…
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Pets not allowed
No elevators
Professional property host/manager