Tokyu Stay Shinjuku

Overview

Following a full renovation, Tokyu Stay Shinjuku reopened in September 2026. The hotel is on Shinjuku's east side, one minute from Exit C3 of Shinjuku-sanchome and about eight minutes from the East Exit of Shinjuku Station.

The renewed hotel is designed for solo trips, couples, families, and groups. Subway access is the clearest advantage, while the larger JR hub, shopping, restaurants, nightlife, and Shinjuku Gyoen are all within the wider area.

Rooms

The 14-story hotel has 120 rooms. Double, triple, and four-person layouts give families and groups an alternative to booking separate rooms.

The 47-square-meter Signature Family room is the largest option and sleeps four. It has a kitchen, microwave, washer-dryer, and separate bathroom. Stay Premier rooms provide the same main facilities for up to four guests, while Deluxe Twin rooms accommodate three. Superior Queen and Deluxe King rooms are designed for two and include a microwave, washer-dryer, and shower.

Rooms follow a Studio theme inspired by Shinjuku's film, cafe, and traditional entertainment culture.

Facilities

The front desk is on the first floor. After breakfast, the guest lounge provides somewhere to relax outside your room.

Dining

Breakfast is served in the annex's second-floor dining area from 7 to 11 a.m., with last orders at 10:30. The Western buffet features croque monsieur sandwiches prepared in the open kitchen. Takeout boxes help when you need an early start.

Location and transport

Exit C3 of Shinjuku-sanchome Station is about one minute away. Served by the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Fukutoshin lines and the Toei Shinjuku Line, it's the nearest rail stop for most arrivals.

The East Exit of JR Shinjuku Station is about eight minutes away on foot. From there, travelers can use JR, Odakyu, and Keio trains, along with airport-train and highway-bus options. It's a large, busy station. Allow extra time when navigating its east side with luggage.

Why stay here

Washer-dryers and kitchens in many room types can simplify longer visits. The larger renovated layouts also let families and small groups stay together instead of booking separate rooms.

Shinjuku-sanchome is better placed for subway trips and evenings on the district's east side. JR Shinjuku remains within walking distance for journeys across Tokyo and beyond.