Hotels with Air Conditioning in Nishi-Shinjuku from $131

"Overall, the location was great and we had a pleasant experience. The room, however, left much to be desired. We had a triple and it was cramped with barely any room for our luggage and looked like it was in need of a renovation. Also, the bathroom required a step up, which was somewhat dangerous at night. The staff was great and helpful and we thoroughly enjoyed the paid breakfast on-site. "

"Room and view was great. The staff was very helpful. The hotel is in the heart of Shinjuku. Definitely a party/bar scene. "

"Wonderful stay at Keio. Hotel location was great, lots of restaurants and shopping. Great hotel. I do have a complaint though, during our stay, there were a lot of athletes from all over the world. our floor housed athletes from Europe. The hallway became their lounge, the had their massage table infront of our room, some clothes were strewn on the floor. At one point, when we got off the elevator, they were all in a circle, that we had to walk around them. Then for 2 nights early morning around 2 am, people on top of us were doing some sort of loud crushing noise. Not sure if they were fighting or doing gymnastic. So glad it was toward the end of our trip. "

"The lobby of the hotel is beautiful about the room was just a regular room. There was no one outside to take our luggage when we arrived. We also needed a taxi in the morning and we're told to just stand outside until one came. We waited quite a while and none came so we walked to the train station and were late to our destination. The bartender in the lounge however was very friendly as were the check in staff. The hotel is located a bit out of the way in a very quiet area which seems to be more of a financial district. If you want to be in the action you will need to take a train."

"Perfect location with quick and easy access to Shinjuku and central Tokyo. Rooms are small but clean and cosy with everything you need. Staff are very helpful and efficient."

"In room laundry is amazing. If you've ever stayed at another hotel with shared coin laundry and had to watch with hawk eyes for an open machine, you'll fully appreciate this. Rooms are compact (obviously) but slightly larger than what you'd find at APA. No under bed storage for check in size luggage (although there is some space down there). Depending on where you want to go in the city, you may have to do a transfer from the nearest subway station which is about a 6 minute walk away, but that is worth the lower nightly rate than being closer to Shinjuku proper in my opinion. Staff are english friendly so that is also a huge plus. Overall, would be happy to stay here again on my next Japan trip."