We enjoyed the hotel stay. There were 4 of us. Two college aged kids on the bunk bed side. Two parents were on the other side. It was good for privacy. There was a floor sitting area with cushions on the bunk bed side. A folding regular chair and a small folding table were provided if needed. The fridge was small, but adequate. There is a rail that is a coat hangar for all of our coats. There was ample space for 4 coats. There was a shoe rack for our shoes, as all hotels are "please remove shoes before entering room." Disposable slippers are provided. The toilet and sink are in one room. Not much counter space, so we hung our toiletries bag on the rail (hanging rack) on the wall in the corridor/hallway. We could store our bags under the lower bunk bed. This is a big hotel room for Tokyo, but it is small compared to an American hotel. The shower was spacious and the shower head was a flexible shower head. To enter the building, there are steep steps. Elevator to 5 floors. The check in process with the tablet was easy. Earplugs are provided since you can hear street noise a little. It felt like a safe neighborhood. The Shinjuku Eastside Square with a lot eating places was a 5 min walk. The Higashi-Shinjuku train station entrance via escalator was a 6 min walk. The Bakery Donsuke is a 3 min walk in the neighborhood. They have a schedule when different pastries are ready. They are AMAZING! We ate fresh out of the oven an pan. If I went to Tokyo again, I would stay here again.
