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"Very convenient location!"

"This hotel was great. This was the 7th hotel we stayed in while touring Japan and it had all the things we've come to appreciate in Japan except the breakfast and the bakery were quite expensive. Thankfully there are better options nearby. Would stay here again. "

"Yes"

"Staff was very helpful and you are right in the middle of all the action in shinjuku"

"We loved our stay at the keio plaza hotel We loved the room and the daily breakfast, cocktail afternoon and tea service. "

"The room was clean, customer service and amenities were great! Glad we stayed at APA."

"Amazing staff everything 10/10 across the board"

"This is a wonderful hotel conveniently located just a few minutes walk from Shinjuku station, the largest train station in the world allowing easy access to locations throughout Tokyo. Getting back to Haneda Airport at the end of our stay was also inexpensive and easy from this location via the Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal. You can easily walk throughout Shinjuku from this location. The hotel is clean. The rooms are well designed and very comfortable. The front desk staff was polite, helpful, and spoke English. The tubs in the rooms are quite large and great for bathing. The television situation was the best we found during our stay in Japan. The television menu could be accessed in English. I was able to log into my personal You-Tube and Netflix. Once logged in, it stayed logged in during my visit. There is a Lawson located next to the hotel, which is a Japanese convenience store. There is also a variety of local restaurants near the hotel as well as a hotel restaurant. The JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku was my favorite place I stayed at during my two week visit to Japan that included stays at six other hotels. "

"The rooms were a good size. The reception and concierge were very polite and helpful. It was a pleasure to pass through reception, everyone was happy and professional. A great place to stay with easy access to trains, shopping and food."