THE KNOT TOKYO Shinjuku is a hipster hotel in Shinjuku Area in Tokyo. This place has 996 reviews and an average rating of 4.3 of 5. This is a very good rating.
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Incredible ambient! Mix the art of gallery, coworking, restaurant, bakery, bar.
Location extremely perfect, you can go walking to the Shinjuku station.
The rooms very cleaning and quiet.
Modern lobby and cozy.
The best part of the Bakery, the smell of hot bread invades all the ground floor.
In the restaurant you can taste best options and the breakfast is the best of Tokyo City. Unmissable!
But now, do not forget, Tokyo is a city where everything opens late. Including the breakfast in the hotel.
So you are a tourist the wake up, you will have to have patient, nothing opens early 10am!
AND PLEASE, STOPS THE RECLAIMS ABOUT SIZE THE ROOMS!!! Stay in Japan, they live like this, and you are just passing through.
Enjoy your travel!
A very nice hotel with good location and reasonable rate. It is pretty close to the subway station, within walking distance, so pretty convenient. Japan is a pretty safe country, I have never felt any uncomfortable walking from the subway station to the hotel in late night. There are also several restaurants nearby as well. The room is relative big and nice, I am pretty happy with the view from my room.
Enjoyable one night stay here with friends for a holiday. The check-in is automatic using machines and it gives you a room PIN code or card, though there are always staff around to assist you if needed. The bakery in the foyer is amazing, and the coffee on the other side of the foyer is nice too! It's not incredibly close to major stations, so expect a 10-15 minute walk. Otherwise great rooms and service, including free bag storage. Rooms are quiet and modern.
I stayed in this hotel for three days while I was visiting Tokyo. The way we have to open the doors is a bit weird, and every customer needs to trial and error before they succeed in opening their doors so a good example during check-in would make the experience smoother I guess.
Or in a nutshell, just tell the customers they need to put their hand flat entirely against the door lock, just putting your hand in front of it isn't enough.
Other than that, the room was clean, there even were some water bottles and a mini-fridge (not as cold as I'd like though)! Perfect for a short stay of more than one night.
Now, why the 4 stars? Because I enjoy plugging my computer into the TVs because it allows me to watch my movies and work during the evening... or in this case simply use my computer because the screen was dead. But anyway, I struggled quite a lot because the HDMI port was behind the TV, and there's only like 2 centimeters of space to fit your fingers in there. It's a good thing I've got long fingers but to be quite fair it would be much easier if there was a short HDMI extension, if the port wasn't behind the TV or if the TV's position could be adjusted slightly.
This was an amazing hotel. It was in a prime location. The price was very standard. The staff were very helpful. It is located close to various train stations including Shinjuku station. The hotel itself also has a cafe, a bakery and bike rental. There are also plenty of food options and a laundromat nearby. You can either use a card for room access or a electronic set touch pin. I would recommend this place to anyone thinking about visiting Japan and needing a place to stay.
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