Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku: A Newly Built Modern Oasis in the Middle of Tokyo

Heading to Tokyo, But Not Sure Where to Stay?

A trip to Tokyo includes a lot of time right in the middle of the hustle and bustle of daily life, and that's why it's such a fun city to visit! When you want a trip full of urban thrills, Tokyo is the place. But after spending a busy day surrounded by packed crowds, you can't beat that feeling of calm you get when returning to a quiet room where you can stretch out and relax. That's why Nishi-Shinjuku is a great neighborhood for all kinds of travelers visiting Tokyo. Just a few steps away from the energy of Shinjuku, Nishi-Shinjuku (or West Shinjuku) is a little calmer, and a better place for a peaceful night's sleep. With construction having ended just a few months ago, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku is a great new choice for travelers looking for a modern hotel in an amazing location. The rooms provide ample space, and the facilities are all sparkling-clean and ready to be used, so definitely take a look and enjoy this hotel's brand-new feeling!

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku

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The hotel's location is hard to beat, and if you're getting there by train, multiple stations (and train lines!) are an easy walk away. Step out of Nishi-Shinjuku Station or Touchoumae Station, and in just a few minutes you'll arrive and feel the chic atmosphere of this modern hotel. Enter through the doors, admire the view of the city outside, and let the luxurious facilities of this urban oasis melt away the stress of travel.

Soft lighting, comfy seating, and exclusive Daiwa Roynet coffee welcome you in!

The Roomy "Junior Suite"

Japan has many positive qualities, but ample living space just isn't one of them. That means that visitors traveling to the country are often shocked at how cramped the hotel rooms are. But this Daiwa Roynet Hotel is working against that trend, providing spacious suites that feel even more open thanks to big windows and great views.

The hotel offers Junior Suites of two kinds: bigger open rooms, and ones with a slightly separate bedroom. Both types come with great amenities, though, including a 50 inch LCD TV and a big L-shaped couch. If you like checking out what's on TV in hotels, especially in another country, or if you're already a fan of Japanese dramas, the suites provide a perfect space to stretch out and relax. Suites with separate bedrooms even come with massage chairs, to get rid of any knots that formed while dragging luggage around the city!

The floor-to-ceiling windows make it feel like all of Shinjuku is your room.

The Two Junior Suites. Left: Large Room Type, Right: Separate Bedroom Type

The "Deluxe Double": A Massage Chair for Everyone!

For solo travelers or groups of two who don't feel the need for the spacious extravagance of a suite, take a look at the Deluxe Double! It's a simpler room, but it comes with a massage chair, for that touch of luxury.

Admire the view while your troubles are massaged away.

The "Ladies Double" Is Perfect for Your Girls' Nights Out!

The hotel's 9th floor is reserved exclusively for female guests, so it's perfect for women traveling alone, or friends a trip with your female friends! Only guests with appropriate key cards can access the floor, making it feel like a little private oasis. The rooms are also fitted with special amenities to help you enjoy your trip, like a face mister/humidifier to keep your face moisturized even when Japan's humidity fluctuates between high and low, and an electric foot massager for your aching arches. There's also a steam iron, a cozy bathrobe, and special luxury toiletries to keep you looking your best!

Steam Iron, Face Mister, and Foot Massager

Other Convenient Facilities

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku really took convenience into account during its recent construction, and worked to create not only great rooms, but other really functional and modern facilities as well.

There's no getting stuck waiting in the laundry room for a washing machine at this hotel! Just grab your TV remote and with a press of a button, you can check the status of all of the hotel's machines. (Plus, you can check what's going on with some of the hotel's other facilities as well.) Just relax in your room until the machines are ready.

If you don't want to wait in line to check in or out of the hotel at the front desk, just use their automatic machines to quickly get going. It even accepts credit cards. And if you've forgotten your cellphone charger at home, don't worry! The hotel has cords that can charge just about any phone.

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku's Restaurant is Perfect Any Time of the Day!

Looking for a nice place to eat? You don't even have to leave the building! After a long day of sightseeing, sometimes that's all you want, and here you don't even have to settle for less. The restaurant has a lovely breakfast buffet, but at other times of the day they have plenty of options, and specialize in fresh fish. It's a great place to stop in for any meal.

Breakfast: 7:00~10:00

Lunch: 11:30~14:00

Dinner: 17:00~22:00

Try the sashimi, or grab a bite at the breakfast buffet before heading out the door.

Built in the quieter neighborhood of Shinjuku, and having just opened on February 9th, Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku offers a unique accommodation option. It's a little haven right next door to the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku, and just minutes away from multiple train lines, the location can't be beat! If you're looking for a modern hotel with spacious rooms and brand-new facilities, along with friendly and helpful staff, you'll want to try it out!

Plus, there's plenty to do in Shinjuku! Shop 'till you drop, or enjoy Tokyo's famous Robot Restaurant.

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku 
Address: 6 Chome-12-39 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Check-In: 14:00 / Check-Out: 11:00
Daiwa Hotels Official Website
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▼ Take a closer look at some of the hotel's rooms. ▼

Where to Go in Shinjuku, While You're There

Omoide Yokocho

This alley is packed full of restaurants, and has been this way since 1946, giving it plenty of old-school atmosphere and nostalgia. With all the smells drifting out into the night air, you don't even have to read Japanese to find something tasty. Take a seat at a counter and grab a drink with the local office workers of Shinjuku.

Kabukicho

Kabukicho has history involving the seedy underbelly of Tokyo, but nowadays it's about as safe as the rest of Tokyo (which is very!) The last few decades have transformed it into more of a fun entertainment district, so head there for some good nightlife! (Or grab a bite to eat.)

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