Hotel Wing International Shinjuku

On arrival at 01.00 I was not at all impressed bu the location or the hotel as its in the middle of the party area but first impressions were quite wrong. Its very quiet and in daylight all quite OK.

the hotel staff very friendly and helpful.

This hotel has private bathrooms, free reliable WiFi, a good staff, and a nice western/Japanese style breakfast. They were able to receive and hand me my Shinkansen tickets that I ordered from Voyagin. However, this hotel is exceedingly small, even by Tokyo standards. The bathroom poses a major challenge with a steep step that you have to climb up. The rooms feel a bit old, and the elevators had an odd smell. Again, for basic showering and sleeping, this hotel performs admirably. Unfortunately, a major typhoon struck Tokyo during our stay, and we were forced to spend the entire day at this hotel. This resort is not large or comfortable enough, nor does it have sufficient amenities to make that an appealing option. Bottom line, I could recommend this hotel in good conscience to someone who only needs a place to shower or sleep, as long as they are not visiting during the September/October typhoon season. The Wing International in Shinjuku does the job on a basic level, but certainly doesn't go any extra miles.

Staff was very nice and helpful. They have Good command of spoken and written English. I was surprised that they put a cute rubber duck in the bathroom. little However, the sound insulation of the room is not good, I could hear voices from outside.

Locaction great. Everything else was so poor. Rooms nothing like promo photos.