10 Best Business Hotels In Shinjuku, Tokyo

1. Tokyu Stay Shinjuku (from USD 362)

1/5 The Tokyu Stay Shinjuku.

2/5 A double room with kitchenette.

3/5 The lobby area.

4/5 Some of the rooms feature private laundry and microwave facilities.

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This three-star hotel, which only opened as recently as May 2015, has proven a big hit with past guests – with thousands rating it as superb. Its excellent transport links make it an ideal location for business travellers looking for somewhere to base themselves – the stations of Shinjuku and Shinjuku Gyoemmae are both barely half-a-kilometre (0.3 mi) away, while Shinjuku Sanchome Station is only three minutes away by foot.

Its new, clean interior and in-room desks make for a pleasant environment in which to sleep and work, while the fridges and microwaves that can be found in all rooms are perfect for the man and woman on the go. And, with some of the rooms boasting kitchenettes with laundry facilities, those planning on staying for more than a few days will be able to keep themselves professionally turned out throughout their business trip. The surrounding area is also home to a range of bars and restaurants, as well as cinemas and a department store – perfect for filling the down time between meetings.

2. JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku (from USD 56)

1/5 A deluxe twin room.

2/5 One of the hotel's communal areas.

3/5 Inside one of the deluxe twin rooms.

4/5 The exterior of the hotel.

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Another hotel which is perfectly located for those with business in the busy administrative district – the JR Kyushu Hotel Blossom Shinjuku is located just 15 minutes away from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Its rooms all include fridge facilities – perfect for keeping a little food on the go – and there is a coin-operated launderette on-site, meaning you won’t have to pack anything larger than a weekend bag regardless of the length of your stay. That is, unless you want to – as the hotel also offers free luggage storage. The hotel also has an on-site restaurant providing a range of Japanese dishes, although those who wish to venture into the neighbourhood to sample other cuisine will find plenty of options in the bustling Kabukicho area a short walk away.

3. APA Hotel Higashi-Shinjuku-Ekimae (from USD 91)

1/5 The APA Hotel Higashi-Shinjuku-Ekimae.

2/5 A double bedroom with desk.

3/5 A typical bathroom.

4/5 A twin room.

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The three-star APA Hotel Higashi-Shinjuku-Ekimae is another hotel that ticks many of the boxes required on a business trip. What’s more, with prices starting at just 9,000 JPY (79.27 USD) it is also one of the least costly on this list – perfect for those business travelers on a budget. All rooms come complete with a fridge, giving you the option of a small larder for food on the move. There are also desks in the rooms for setting up that work laptop, although those traveling sans computer equipment will be able to rent a PC at the hotel’s front desk. Trouser presses are available and there is also a dry cleaning service to help ensure your suit remains spick-and-span. A coin-operated launderette is also available on-site. And those looking to make use of public transport to get around will be pleased to note that the Higashi-Shinjuku subway station is only a minute away.

4. Hotel Gracery Shinjuku (from USD 162)

1/5 The Hotel Gracery Shinjuku... with a cameo appearance from Godzilla.

2/5 Relax in one of the hotel's stylish communal areas.

3/5 Inside one of the plush twin rooms.

4/5 There are cash machines and computer facilities available on site.

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With its four-star rating, the Hotel Gracery Shinjuku is perfect for the business traveler looking for an extra touch of class without breaking those tight travel budgets. Its stylish modern interior boasts comfortable en-suite rooms with good city views, and ample desk space for setting up that laptop computer. But, should you have traveled without it, the hotel offers free-use computers in its information corner. Dry cleaning, laundry, and ironing services are all provided on site for keeping your business clothes in order, while a restaurant on the ground floor provides a food option at the end of a busy day. A large IMAX cinema is located next to the hotel – perfect for a little winding down after the office.

5. Hotel Sunroute Higashi Shinjuku (from USD 71)

1/5 The hotel's stylish reception.

2/5 A standard single room.

3/5 Get online with the in-house wi-fi.

4/5 A standard twin room.

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Located in central Tokyo in an area with strong rail connections with other parts of the city, the Hotel Sunroute Higashi Shinjuku is a good contender for business accommodation. The rooms also come complete with a desk for work on the go, and free Internet access. Faxing and photocopying facilities are also available from reception, where there is a 24-hour front desk, ensuring that no matter how long into the night your meetings may run, you’ll still be able to get things done. The soundproofed rooms also mean you will not be disturbed, and should be well rested before that big meeting in the morning. Dry cleaning, laundry, and luggage storage facilities are also available. And the two restaurants within this towering hotel serve up Japanese and Western dishes. Those international business travelers will also find the automated money exchange machine useful.

6. Hotel Sunlite Shinjuku (from USD 33)

1/5 Inside the lobby.

2/5 A twin room.

3/5 A typical bathroom.

4/5 A single room.

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The three-star Hotel Sunlite Shinjuku is another hotel to offer free Wi-Fi, perfect for business travelers out and about. They also provide free-use Internet terminals in the lobby for those who don’t have their laptop or tablet with them. There is on-site parking for those who have a car with them, although there is a 2,000 JPY charge per day (17.62 USD). However those using public transport instead are well served by the nearby Shinjuku Sanchome and Higashi Shinjuku stations. Shinjuku Station is also just a 15 minute walk away. A restaurant on-site offers a range of food and a breakfast buffet for a quick bite before hitting the office. The hotel also offers laundry and dry cleaning services.

7. Premier Hotel Cabin Shinjuku (from USD 37)

1/5 The Premier Hotel Cabin Shinjuku.

2/5 A twin room.

3/5 The lobby area.

4/5 Another of the bedrooms.

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Located right in the heart of Shinjuku, the three-star Premier Hotel Cabin Shinjuku is a short 10 minute walk from the Shinjuku Station making it an ideal location from which to base yourself if you plan on using public transport. Rooms are en-suite and come replete with a fridge and desk and the free Wi-Fi, which guests have rated as excellent, will come in useful for businesswomen and men looking to do a little work from their hotel digs. Laundry and dry cleaning facilities are available for an extra charge. The restaurant is limited to breakfast buffets only, although there are vending machines and the surrounding neighbourhood has numerous eatery options.

8. Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo (from USD 114)

1/5 A dining area within the hotel.

2/5 The exterior of the hotel.

3/5 A twin room.

4/5 A double room.

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The four-star Citadines Central Shinjuku Tokyo is perfect for a business traveler and has won favour with many past guests, who rated it as very good for its standards of cleanliness, friendly staff, and great location. It offers a range of facilities that businessmen and women will find useful during their stay in the city. These include free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, trouser presses, and rental computers. There is also currency exchange and fax and photocopying available on-site. A 24 hour convenience store and coin-operated laundry will also come in useful during any visit. A lack of car parking is offset by the hotel’s location close to a number of rail and subway stations – with Shinjuku, Shinjuku Sanchome, and Higashi Shinjuku all within a very short walk.

9. Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho (from USD 59)

1/5 The exterior of the hotel.

2/5 Inside one of the bedrooms.

3/5 Laundry facilities are available.

4/5 Inside another of the rooms.

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The two-star Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho is perfect for use as a base for both work and relaxation after a hard day in the office. It is only a 10 minute walk from the Shinjuku Station and important administrative centres such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. It is also situated within a popular entertainment district, while the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is only 15 minutes away on foot – ideal for relieving the stresses of business life. The in-house public bath and massage services will also help to ease those worries away, although the latter incurs an extra charge. The hotel also offers free Wi-Fi for connecting your business devices to the net on the go, each room has a fridge, and a complimentary breakfast is included in the price – despite room rates being the lowest on this list. Coin-operated laundry facilities are also available.

10. Mitsui Garden Hotel Yotsuya (from USD 87)

1/5 The Mitsui Garden Hotel Yotsuya.

2/5 Inside the lobby.

3/5 One of the hotel's twin rooms.

4/5 A double-room with small bed.

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Business travelers will find much to commend at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Yotsuya. Its laundry, dry cleaning facilities, and room service are perfect for the busy businesswoman or man on the move. Its free Wi-Fi, fax and photocopying facilities, and 24-hour front desk will also likely come in useful. The rooms themselves all come with a desk, fridge, laptop safe, and safety deposit box – the latter two ensuring your valuable business material is protected during your stay. Outside of work, the hotel has an in-house restaurant serving Italian dishes, and a bar. It also boasts good transport links – the Yotsuya station is just a three-minute walk away and is one of four stations within a mile (1.6 km) of the hotel.

Perfect for the businesswoman and man on the go

These hotels are just some of the many accommodation options open to business travelers who visit one of the busiest cities on Earth. All you have to do is decide which one is ideal for your specific needs – be they location, on-site facilities, or price.