Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo

Beautiful hotel in quiet location in Shinkjuku - just outside the busy area. Hotel is very plush and service is fantastic. We went to the Sky Lounge and the Chinese restaurant for dinner - both nights excelled - food was excellent. The breakfast buffet is too expensive for what is offered. Better to go to the 7/11 downstairs where you can get a great breakfast for about $8AUD. We stayed there for 6 nights and it was worth it - we would highly recommend this hotel. The room we stayed in was fairly big compared to Japanese standards and the view from our 25th floor was spectacular. The staff are very friendly and they speak very good english. The one BIG disappointment is the pool. The steps to get in and out are way too difficult to use; people weren't swimming even though there was a heat wave while we were there. It's just so difficult to get in and out of the pool - even I observed young people struggling let alone a person older or with a disability there is no way you could get out of the pool without some assistance. I hope the hotel fixes this problem.

I was there for business for the first 2 weeks of September. The hotel is nice enough and well located and the staff is pleasant. There is a lounge on the 45th floor with a "quite" area with amazing views where you can bring your laptop and get some work done... in theory. The quite area is adjacent to a public area that is overrun with screaming babies and children. It is essentially impossible to use for any type of work due to the constant noise unless you like working in a playground. The hotel is nice but I would never stay for business again and I would caution anyone looking to use the public spaces for work or think again.

Great hotel right in the heart of West Shinjuku! The hotel itself is very big and extremely clean. There are restaurants and a 7-Eleven on site! The room was a good size with a great view of the city. Bathroom was large and modern. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Hotel offers plenty of services like luggage service and a money conversion machine. Walking distance to Shinjuku station which can take you anywhere in Tokyo. Very happy with our stay.

In such a hotel when you have such windows being so close to Mt Fuji, look out for thunderstorms and coloured lightening!

We stayed at the Shinjuku Keio Plaza Hotel in a Premier Grand Room-everything was perfect from location, wonderful, attentive staff, and beautiful hotel. Would highly recommend this hotel