Kadoya Hotel has excellent rooms! Lovely beds for sleeping in. We booked a twin Ladies' Room, and a Single, but I must say that the Ladies' Room was much better. Air purifiers were provided, and the decor and colours were very soothing. There were also complimentary samples that could be taken from the Reception. While the rooms were wonderful, I... More

For the price, in the middle of Tokyo, an easy walk to the Shinjuku train station, the hotel was great! The staff were nice and friendly, and spoke enough English to communicate what I needed. The place isn't new and fancy, but it's clean and the room had all the amenities. I do recommend the mattress upgrade option (I think... More

Quite a tired hotel and would not be "OK" if it was in a more remote location, but so very convenient as it's just a couple of minutes walk to everything in Shinjuku. The rooms are very tired indeed, carpets worn and stained, and everything just feels old. I suppose the price was relatively cheap (13,000 yen around new year's).... More

The hotel is within comfortable distance from the Railways station. The votel is situyated in a district of home electronics. There are plenty of restaurants serving different specialities. The major problem in the reception is the lack of English speaking staff. And so in the restaurant as well. Concerning the rooms, the cleaning is taken care of out perfectly. The... More

This hotel is an easy walk from Shinjuku station and conveniently located next tot he bus station. Its rooms are smal as are expected but contain all the amenities, including bathrobes, sleeping shirts and slippers. The staff aare nice and speak English. The room we stayed in was quiet and teh bed comfortable. The TV was not working but that... More

Kadayo is a mere 5-10min walk from Shinjuku Train Station. A Japanese managed hotel with clean and comfortable rooms. Computer for use at the lobby. There is a coin operated washing machine and dryer. Book in advance, The locals stay here for the weekend when they visit Tokyo.

Kadoya is a business hotel so don't expect anything too fancy but we had absolutely no complaints about staying there. It's clean and the staff are polite, everything works the way it should, and since we stayed in a triple, it was a relatively big room. The main draw is its location right next to Shinjuku train station. We didn't... More

Overall this Hotel is pretty average in appearance, almost hidden on the block unless you are looking out for it. It has a very small lobby but it is clean. You can tell this is an older establishment, but there is nothing wrong with that. Check-in staff speak good English and will help you get squared away. They also held... More

Very central and convenient to shopping for everything, restaurants, fast food outlets, and the Narita Airport limousine bus at Keio Dept. store. There's a Lawson's convenience store around the corner and breakfast in the hotel at reasonable price. Rooms are clean and good service but there are different grades of rooms. Every time I booked, my non-smoking room always had... More