Apa Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho Chuo, Tokyo

Being on the 13th floor provided me with a really great view. The room was very comfortable and packed with amenities, but it was small, as expected for that part of Tokyo. Make sure your luggage fits under the bed; otherwise, there is no space at all. The service nicely assisted us in finding the correct location, although they seemed rushed on everything without a clear reason. The location was great, close to the train, and near numerous restaurants and bars. However, it became a host-club central point with lots of hookers and host men walking around. The dining experience was terrible and a complete waste of money, not living up to the expectations set by ads. The hotel seems to offer only Indian-style dishes, which can be quite repetitive over a few days.

The hotel is situated in a bustling area, close to the heart of Shinjuku and within walking distance of Shinjuku station. The rooms, while very small but typical for Tokyo, were practical but might become cramped for extended stays. The service provided was excellent with friendly and professional staff. Even though the dining mostly featured Indian cuisine, there were diverse breakfast options available at nearby cafes for decent prices.

The hotel is located conveniently in Kabukicho, around 10 minutes from Shinjuku station, making it great for exploring the area. The rooms are on the smaller side, which could be a bit impractical for longer stays. The service is friendly and accommodating but could improve in terms of handling luggage during cleaning. The dining options are mainly Indian style, which might become repetitive after a few days.

The hotel is situated in a prime location close to authentic restaurants and bars, making it an excellent choice for those looking to explore the vibrant nightlife of Tokyo. The rooms are small yet very functional, equipped with good amenities that fulfill all essential needs. The service, while accommodating, showed some rush at times, especially during ordering, table cleaning, and billing, which might be improved. The dining options, although mainly Indian style, offer a variety of breakfast items ranging from Japanese to more western choices like eggs and bacon. The facilities meet expectations, providing a decent stay overall.

I can't get over how spacious and comfortable the rooms are for Japan standards! Definitely the best value for money. However, it did get a bit too hot with the heating on for all rooms in the building. The compact size was a bit of a downside, but overall a solid stay.