Enjoy a relaxing stay in the big city ♡ 15 Stylish Hotels and ryokan in Shinjuku

Shinjuku has a variety of faces, including the west side of the business district where the Tokyo Office is located, the southeast side of the shopping district where commercial facilities such as Lumine EST and Isetan are located, and the northeast side of the entertainment district where Kabukicho is located. Shinjuku Station is one of the leading terminal stations in Tokyo with many lines, and is also a convenient base for sightseeing. Why don't you try a little luxurious reward stay in Shinjuku, stay as a base for sightseeing, or stay after work and enjoy the extraordinary?

This time, we will introduce "stylish hotels and ryokan" in Shinjuku. There are plenty of stylish accommodations, from ryokan that is like an urban oasis where you can enjoy Hakone onsen, to luxury hotels where you can immerse yourself in an overseas atmosphere, to stylish design hotels. Not only can you use them as a base for sightseeing, but you can also relax and enjoy a luxurious stay in a stylish, extraordinary space♪

ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN SHINJUKU is located about an 8-minute walk from Shinjuku 3-chome Station and close to Shinjuku ryokan National Garden. This is ryokan where you can soak in Hakone onsen onsen in Shinjuku, right in the middle of the city. Once you pass through the noren curtain at the entrance, you'll find yourself in a onsen ryokan. You'll be surrounded by a Japanese atmosphere and forget you're in the city. It's also within walking distance of Shinjuku Station.

There are 193 guest rooms in total, with seven types ranging from semi-double to twin and suite. The rooms are designed with a modern Japanese style and are stylish with no unnecessary features, and you have to take your shoes off before entering. You can relax as if you were at home. If you look outside the window, you can see the buildings of Shinjuku, making you realize that you are in Shinjuku and not onsen resort.

In the large public bath on the top floor (18th floor), you can enjoy alkaline simple onsen brought from the Hakone hot spring source. The large bath is equipped with an open-air bath, so you can enjoy the rare experience of soaking in Hakone onsen while looking at the night view of Shinjuku and feeling the night breeze. After bathing, relax with a free popsicle in the onsen lounge.

For breakfast, you can enjoy a Japanese meal at the teppanyaki restaurant "KAKATOJO". It is a luxurious breakfast that includes rolled omelet, salad made with organic vegetables, grilled fish, soup, and more. Being able to enjoy a delicious breakfast at ryokan makes you feel happy right from the morning.

The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku is about a four-minute walk from Tochomae Station. It is a lifestyle hotel located right in front of the lush Shinjuku Central Park. In addition to 408 guest rooms, the hotel also features a lounge, restaurant, and multi-purpose space, making it suitable for a variety of uses. Enjoy the gallery-like atmosphere with art scattered throughout.

There are two types of guest rooms: regular rooms such as doubles and twins, and the concept room "Terrace Suite" that can accommodate up to six people. All rooms are decorated with materials and colors that harmonize with the greenery of the park, creating a calming atmosphere. Enjoy your stay in Shinjuku in a simple yet stylish guest room.

At "MORETHAN GRILL" on the second floor, you can enjoy Italian and grilled dishes made with seasonal ingredients such as meat dishes cooked in a Josper oven, vegetables, and fish. In the evening, you can enjoy the bar in addition to dinner. Enjoy the delicious food with a wide selection of natural wines.

On the first floor is the popular bakery "MORETHAN Bakery" among locals. They have a wide variety of breads, including hard breads and popular sandwiches. For breakfast, we recommend taking out freshly baked bread, freshly made sandwiches and coffee to eat in the park.

KIMPTON is an American hotel brand located about a 7-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, with over 70 hotels around the world. It is a unique luxury lifestyle hotel with an overseas feel. Based on the concept of "NY meets Shinjuku", the hotel is decorated with art works from Japan and abroad and stylish interiors, creating an extraordinary space that makes you feel as if you have wandered into an art gallery in New York.

All 151 rooms are over 24㎡ in size and have large windows, giving a sense of openness. The interior was designed by the world's leading design company, Rockwell Group, and the high-quality design, which mixes modern furniture with Japanese wooden furnishings, is enchanting. This room is the 70㎡ "The Shinjuku Suite." It comes with a view bath, so you can enjoy an elegant bath time while looking at the glittering night view of Shinjuku.

After your bath, try on a yukata designed by artist Riko Takahashi to make yourself feel even more stylish. The guest rooms also come equipped with yoga mats from sportswear brand Lululemon, and are packed with stylish items that you'd expect from a lifestyle hotel.

Guests can enjoy the "Evening Social Hour" and "Morning Kickstart" at The Jones Café & Bar located inside the hotel. In the evening, you can enjoy original cocktails and canapes, and in the morning, you can enjoy coffee and tea for free. It's a great service! Please enjoy it in the stylish hotel atmosphere.

Granbell Hotel Shinjuku is a designer hotel located about a four-minute walk from Higashi-Shinjuku Station. The hotel's uniquely designed rooms are perfect for the diverse city of Shinjuku. The lounge on the first floor hosts special exhibitions, showcasing art by notable Asian artists. Spending time at this artistic hotel will make for an exciting stay in Shinjuku.

There are 485 designer rooms in total, 28 types, designed by creators from Japan and abroad. There are various types of rooms, from singles and twins to lofts and suites, so you may have a hard time deciding which room to choose. You can also enjoy the beautiful night view of Shinjuku from the rooms on the higher floors.

This is the Club Suite room on the 17th floor. It features a gorgeous design that expresses the glittering image of Shinjuku with marble and mirrors. From the large windows, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the night view of Nishi-Shinjuku, allowing you to spend a glamorous time.

On the 13th floor, there is a rooftop bar and terrace called "G" with the concept of "enjoying greenery and drinks while looking out over the city of Shinjuku." During the day, it is an open, bright and green space, but at night, it transforms into a moody atmosphere! Enjoy drinks and snacks with quality music while looking out at the glittering night view of Shinjuku.

Tokyu Stay Shinjuku Station, is a hotel born from the idea of adding hotel functions to a home. All rooms are equipped with washer-dryers and microwaves, so long-term stays are also possible. The stylish interior, designed with a botanical and square motif, allows for a relaxing stay.

The room in the photo is a 25㎡ "Residential Twin". With botanical wallpaper and natural tones, you can relax and unwind in a room enveloped in gentleness. Enjoy the happiness of being able to spend a relaxing time in the heart of a big city.

This is the "Garden Suite" room with a terrace on the top 12th floor. You can enjoy a special time in a private space that makes it hard to believe you are in the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku. You can also enjoy a barbecue on the terrace with a fireplace. Another attractive feature is the party room with a kitchen, which is equipped with a projector and wine cellar! It is perfect for gatherings with family and friends.

Breakfast is a healthy Japanese and Western buffet with a balanced nutritional menu. The menu features colorful dishes that make the most of the quality of the ingredients, such as vegetables, small side dishes, soup of the day, and vegan dishes. Eat a healthy breakfast to recharge your energy.

Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier is located just a one-minute walk from Kokuritsu Kyogijo Station, right in front of the stadium. From the rooms with a view of the stadium, you can see the impressive stadium. The hotel is filled with greenery and is decorated with many artworks with the theme of "Forest (past), Water (present), and Light (future)."

All rooms have a balcony. This is the Junior Suite King room on the top floor. The guest rooms have a warm wooden feel and are decorated with modern and chic interiors, making them very stylish. Sitting on the chairs on the spacious private balcony and gazing out at the view is relaxing. Another nice feature is the double-bowl sink.

For meal head to RISTORANTE & BAR E'VOLTA, bathed in refreshing sunlight. You can enjoy modern Italian cuisine with a Japanese "iki" theme. Breakfast is a glamping breakfast reminiscent of an outdoor barbecue. Enjoy a handmade Japanese and Western buffet with homemade ham and sausages, homemade bread, homemade cheese, and special eggs Benedict.

THE GROVE BAKERY, located on the first floor, sells bread made with natural yeast. They offer a variety of breads made with carefully selected ingredients, including bread with a crispy, chewy texture made with natural yeast Levain yeast and natural salt, and gluten-free rice flour bread. They also sell the bread served at breakfast, so you can buy the bread you like for breakfast and take it home with you.

Bespoke Hotel Shinjuku is about a 3-minute walk from Higashi-Shinjuku Station. Upon entering the hotel, you will be greeted by a reception with a calm, relaxed atmosphere like a bar. The front desk and lounge are decorated with artificial flowers inspired by Kabukicho, art featuring beckoning cats and Fukusuke, and a selection of books inspired by Shinjuku. Your sensibilities will be sharpened in this extraordinary artistic space.

The rooms are very stylish with stylish furniture and interiors. They can be a good reference for your home interior. And what's surprising is that none of the 106 guest rooms are the same! They're all so nice that you'll want to stay there again and again.

The kiosk inside the building sells original goods such as bottled water, tumblers, tote bags, and aroma mists. All of them are stylish and will make you feel happy when you have them. They are recommended as souvenirs for yourself as a memento of your hotel stay, or for a loved one.

Guests staying at the hotel are provided with a free breakfast service at the hotel's cafe and bar. Cute, bite-sized "omusubi" (rice balls) and bread made with natural yeast are available in limited quantities. Enjoy them with the specialty coffee or organic karibancha tea.

Villa Fontaine Tokyo Shinjuku is conveniently located about a 9-minute walk from Shinjuku Station and a 3-minute walk from Seibu Shinjuku Station. The entrance has a simple and stylish design that exudes an urban vibe. They offer a service to send your luggage directly to Haneda and Narita airports, so it's also recommended as a base for air travel!

The guest rooms, which were extensively renovated in 2022, feature an innovative design that is full of attention to detail. There are 66 rooms in total across 6 types, and each floor has a different theme color. One room that is particularly eye-catching is the "KABUKU Room." It features vibrant interior design inspired by the etymology of the word kabuki, "kabuku," which means to lean. The photo shows the "KABUKU Room Bloom," which tickles the hearts of young ladies. It is also available for day use, so it's perfect for a girls' night out.

The bathroom is spacious and has separate bath and toilet, so you can enjoy bathing without worrying about time. Amenities such as shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and hairbrushes are also provided, so you can rest assured. Even if you are usually busy and only take showers, you can enjoy a relaxing bath during your stay.

For those who are happy with a minimalist hotel but would like to make their stay a memorable one, we recommend "Stay SAKURA Tokyo Shinjuku Hyakukura." This small hotel is located just a two-minute walk from Okubo Station, next to Shinjuku, and its distinctive, tasteful exterior inspired by a storehouse is eye-catching. It is also easily accessible to Shin-Okubo's Koreatown and Kabukicho, making it a great base for sightseeing in Tokyo!

There are 15 rooms in total, divided into 6 types. They are decorated in a relaxing Japanese modern style, and are simple yet comfortable. There is a wide variety of rooms, from spacious hotel-style rooms that can accommodate up to 4 people, to "ninja mansion-style" rooms with loft beds that will tickle your inner child.

The two queen suite rooms are equipped with a private open-air bath! You can spend a relaxing time here and forget that you are in a big city. After enjoying the bustle of Tokyo, why not soothe your fatigue in this blissful open-air bath surrounded by bamboo?

All rooms have a kitchenette, so it's perfect for long stays! Cooking utensils, tableware, and a microwave are also provided, so we recommend buying ingredients and side dishes at Seoul Market in Koreatown and enjoying a Korean food party in your room.

Hilton Tokyo, which opened in 1963 as Japan's first foreign-owned hotel, is just a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Station and directly connected to Nishi-Shinjuku Station and Tochomae Station by underground passages, making it extremely accessible. The luxurious and sophisticated interior of the hotel is full of urban charm. We also recommend enjoying the sweets buffet in the lounge, which is one of the most popular in Tokyo and is rumored to be difficult to book!

There are 830 guest rooms in five types, all of which are functional and stylish with a subtle Japanese design. The atmosphere is urban yet relaxing. The "Premium Room" shown in the photo is based on the concept of "Cool Japanese Style," which evokes the dignified serenity of a teahouse. You can spend a more elegant time in the executive rooms and suites, which come with a private lounge.

The hotel's pool, sauna, and 24-hour gym equipped with the latest equipment are free for guests to use! Why not refresh yourself while working up a sweat in a comfortable, well-equipped environment? Swimsuits and shoes can also be rented (for a fee).

In the evening, why not visit the classic British-style St. George Bar on the first floor of the hotel? There is a wide selection of seasonal original cocktails, wines from around the world, cognacs, whiskeys, and more. Enjoy a glamorous city night while intoxicated by live jazz music every night.

JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku is a hotel where you can experience Kyushu culture while in Tokyo. It is just a 3-minute walk from the south exit of Shinjuku Station, making it easily accessible! It is not only a great base for sightseeing in Tokyo, but also perfect for those who want to experience a little travelling while in the city.

There are 238 rooms in total, with 7 types. The warm color accents and spaciousness perfectly match the image of warm Kyushu. The design also has a Japanese atmosphere. Surrounded by the sunlight streaming in through the large windows, you will forget that you are in a big city and feel relaxed. The rooms are filled with attention to detail, such as Simmons beds and Imabari towels, to ensure a comfortable stay.

Artworks that convey the charms of Kyushu are displayed here and there in the museum. There are many impressive pieces, such as traditional crafts such as Satsuma ware and bamboo crafts that highlight the skills of the artisans, and woodblock prints depicting Kyushu. If you take your time to look at each piece, you'll feel like you're touring an art museum.

For breakfast, the hotel restaurant "Akasaka Umaya Shinjuku" serves a Japanese and Western buffet with a wide variety of Kyushu ingredients. You can enjoy plenty of local dishes that have been loved all over Kyushu. For dessert, we recommend "Uchi no Tamago Pudding" made with carefully selected eggs.

"Nine Hours Woman Shinjuku" is a capsule hotel for women only, located about a two-minute walk from Shinjuku-Sanchome Station and about a nine-minute walk from the southeast exit of Shinjuku Station. Here, you can have an analysis report created that measures your sleep while you sleep. The capsule has a built-in sensor that scientifically analyzes your body movements and snoring while you sleep to investigate your health. Good quality sleep is important for both health and beauty. It's nice to be able to easily find out how you're doing while you sleep!

All 126 capsule rooms are designed to be enveloping, reminiscent of a cocoon. There are no corners inside, so you won't feel confined. You can use them not only for overnight stays, but also for naps! You can check in by yourself using the touch screen at the reception, so it's very smart to use! It's also recommended for a short break during your busy days.

The bath amenities in the shower room are from the brand "TAMANOHADA," a long-established soap company. They change with the seasons, with a crisp mint scent in spring and summer and a sweet fig scent in fall and winter.

There is also a stylish lounge like this inside the building ♪ It's perfect for a short break, and as it is equipped with free Wi-Fi and power outlets, it's also perfect as a working space. It's also nice that there is a single-person work space that you can use when you want to concentrate. You can also just use the lounge, so it seems like the range of uses will be even wider!

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku PREMIER is located about a 5-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station. You'll be greeted by a luxurious entrance, and once you step inside, you'll find an open, atrium-style space. The lobby is decorated with Western books, photo albums, and other books, making it very stylish. This is a hotel where you can enjoy a relaxing, high-quality stay.

The 280 guest rooms, available in eight types, are all decorated in chic colors, creating a modern atmosphere that still feels somewhat Japanese. Another nice feature is that all rooms have semi-separate bathrooms and toilets. The hotel is also equipped with a wide desk, beds made by France Bed Co., Ltd., and air purifiers with humidifiers, making for a comfortable stay. There are three types of pillows available for rental: memory foam, firm, and soft, so you can solve the problem of not being able to sleep because the pillow doesn't suit you◎

On the second floor is the cafe terrace "Roy", which is open from breakfast to lunch and cafe time. You can enjoy authentic coffee made with carefully selected coffee beans, as well as morning plates, pasta, sandwiches and other menu items. There is also an open terrace seating area outside! On a nice day, you can enjoy your coffee and meal while looking up at the Shinjuku skyline.

For breakfast, enjoy a Japanese and Western buffet at the restaurant "HEARTH" on the first floor of the hotel. The buffet offers a variety of delicious dishes, including salads, grilled fish, simmered dishes, chicken cutlets, and macaroni gratin. The recommended dish is the fluffy pancakes! Be sure to try them freshly made on the spot.

Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku is located about a 3-minute walk from Okubo Station and about a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Station. It is a service apartment-style hotel that places more importance on the feeling of "living" than "lodging." Daily and weekly stays are available! You can spend your time in luxury in a room with high-class furniture.

There are a total of 106 rooms in 12 types. There is a wide variety of rooms, from compact rooms to rooms with 6 beds that can accommodate large groups! You are sure to find a room that suits your needs. All beds are Simmons, so you can fully refresh yourself after your travels. The photo shows the "Grand Suite" room, which comes with a relaxing Japanese-style room.

The rooms are well-equipped, so you can rest assured even if you stay for a long time. There are also plenty of rooms with washing machines, dryers, and kitchens. There are also rooms with mini kitchens, but if you're cooking for a large group, we recommend the spacious rooms with full kitchens! There is plenty of space for people to work side by side, and cooking utensils are also available. There is a large LCD TV and Bose speakers, so you can bring your own DVD and enjoy watching movies.

The design of the elevator hall is also worth seeing! Each floor has a different "Japanese flower" theme, and each space is filled with gorgeous Japanese charm. There is also a gym on the first floor that guests can use freely, which is recommended when you want to refresh yourself. There is also a 24-hour concierge, so you can rest assured even if you have any problems during your stay.

Although it is a little far from central Shinjuku, we recommend the Rihga Royal Hotel Tokyo to those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a quiet environment. Located just a three-minute walk from Waseda Station on the Toden Arakawa Line, this hotel has welcomed dignitaries from around the world and exudes history and elegance. Every detail of the European classic-style interior is sure to catch your eye. The hotel also boasts a 33,000m2 garden, offering a view of the lush greenery that you would never expect in the city.

All 131 guest rooms on the executive floor and deluxe floor are decorated with elegant sepia-toned interiors. The atmosphere is calm yet romantic, like something out of a foreign movie. It's great for solo travelers, but there are also rooms that can accommodate up to four people, so it's also recommended for large groups.

How about enjoying an elegant afternoon tea while gazing at the garden? In the "Garden Lounge" with its sparkling chandeliers from the atrium ceiling, you can enjoy a sweet menu that changes with the season. Enjoy a wonderful tea time in a classical space with light streaming in.

In the evening, why not enjoy a relaxing adult time with a cocktail at the Cellar Bar inside the building? You'll be enchanted by the chic space decorated with British antique interiors. They have a wide selection of famous liquors from around the world and original cocktails that look stylish.

What did you think? There are many stylish hotels and ryokan in Shinjuku. Experience a luxurious stay at a stylish inn in Shinjuku, such as a stylish art hotel, a relaxing inn ryokan you can enjoy Hakone's onsen, or a high-end design hotel.