We stayed at this hotel for 10 nights. On the day we went to Lake Kawaguchi, our room was cleaned by staff. The next day since the room was still clean, we decided to place the magnet outside our door to indicate "NO CLEAN UP TODAY", we have left all our valuables in the room. When we came back we saw that our room was cleaned even though the sign was there not to clean our room. We were quite disturbed by this and have informed the staff at reception. They said sorry and that's it. Doesn't seem like a big deal to them that we told them we felt it's wrong to invade our privacy.

I thought the hotel room was what I paid for. Rooms were small, but clean with all the amenities you'd expect packed into a compact room. They have free English movies on demand but this wasn't so obvious to me until my last night. This branch doesn't have any facilities but the location is great, not far from Golden Gai or a train station. I walked to/ from the airport bus station in Shinjuku.

There was no DO NOT DISTURB Sign. My first morning I was woken by cleaning staff knocking on my door several times. I put the DO NOT MAKE MY ROOM sign up & they still called my room wanting to clean it. It disturbed my sleep when I did not want to be woken. I spoke to reception and told them to not have them disturb me for the rest of my stay, being woken 3 times was enough. Other than that, my stay was quiet. Hotel needs to provide you with clearer address details. There's another 4 APAs in the area & it's not obvious which one you've booked as the names are very similar.

The breakfast was good though i did not eat it every day due to sleep schedule hindering it. Alot of convenience stores and good food nearby aswell as lively streets during the evening/night. Highly reccomend for anyone duing a solo travel, Not sure i would reccomend for family visit though since its really close to the party side of things.

The pillows were abit too thin for my taste and the bed abit too soft but other than that it was good. If you plan on visiting and you bring a laptop charger/adapter with 3 poles (Line, neutral, earth) then id highly suggest getting a different type since the hotel room only had 2 pole.

The front-desk staff were fantastic! Our flight was delayed so we got in really late and we were still able to check-in without an issue. The room was small (very normal for Tokyo), but the room was laid out in a way that used the space wisely. We had a great view of the city and the huge window was a bonus. The hotel is close to a subway station, but it is easy enough to walk to the main Shinjuku area where you'll find tons or shops and restaurants. There are also a few convenience stores around the hotel, so you really do have everything you need here.

The bed was a little soft, so if you are used to a firmer bed this may be a problem.

Great location, just outside the lively Kabukicho. The room was a bit small but nothing to worry about if you travel alone. was very nice and comfortable, just don't forget to ask the staff to rent a normal pillow. a lot of electricity sockets, and mostly quiet (from time to time trucks playing music will go around the block but overall ok)

A safe in the room would've been helpful. also, there was a night or two when I didn't have hot water in the shower. While it wasn't an issue for me, do note you cannot control the A/C. also, be aware room service will go into your room once every 3 days to replace the sheets, even if you asked to do not disturb. however, this is very common in hotels in Japan.

Hotel was kept to a very high and clean standard and was in great walking distance of local train stations and businesses, the staff were very helpful and kind and the check in and out process was very straightforward

the only issue i had at this hotel was the TV, they offer a screen casting service that you can cast your smartphone to the TV to watch things like netflix and youtube, however the connection wasn't the greatest so it would usually be out of sync or just not work whatsoever.

APA Hotel is a popular chain of hotels located in various cities across Japan. Known for its excellent hospitality and top-notch services, APA Hotel has become a favorite among travelers and tourists visiting the country. With its modern, stylish and well-appointed rooms, the hotel provides a comfortable and relaxing stay for its guests. The hotel staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, always going above and beyond to ensure that guests have a memorable experience. The APA Hotel chain is renowned for its cleanliness, with regular deep cleaning and disinfecting of its rooms and public spaces to ensure the health and safety of its guests. The hotel's prime location also makes it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area, with easy access to local attractions and public transportation. Whether you're in Japan for business or leisure, the APA Hotel is the perfect place to stay. With its attention to detail, comfort, and convenience, the hotel provides a memorable experience that leaves guests feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Whether you're looking to unwind after a long day of sightseeing or to catch up on some work in the comfort of your room, APA Hotel offers everything you need to make the most of your time in Japan.

APA Hotel in Japan is not perfect, and some guests have reported issues with room size and noise levels. Some rooms may be small, especially for families, and the hotel's location in bustling cities may result in noise disturbance. Additionally, there have been complaints about the breakfast options being limited and not of great quality. However, these issues are relatively minor and do not detract from the overall positive experience at the APA Hotel.

My stay at APA was good. The hotel's location was handy, making it easy to get to nearby attractions and transport. Even though the room was small, it was fine for just me and it had everything I needed for a comfy stay. The location was perfect for what I needed, and even though the room was small, the bed was comfy. Overall, APA was a good choice, and I'd stay there again next time I'm in the area.

location is perfect about 12 min walk to Shinjuku station or 3 min walk to higashi Shinjuku station , it’s non smoking hotel but there is 7-11 store a minute away which has a smoking area outside for people who really want to smoke like me. laundry is done on the same day (bit expensive). arcade place with baseball field (bit old) and planty of restaurants around.

Staff English they are doing their best was happy to see that but you will have to put an effort to reach what you want . rooms are a bit small but enough for solo traveler.

The room is small, but with the price and the location, it is a good deal! Surrounded by restaurant and convenient shops, a few minutes from the metro. Nice breakfast and friendly staffs. Will sure recommend to others.

(a) Ordered 2 rooms and 1 of the room was smaller. (b) The hotel is located at the main road junction, very noise at midnight. (I spent 7 nights in the hotel and almost every midnight, been waked up by the sirens (from both Police patrol cars and/or ambulance).