Nippon Seinenkan Hotel

Hotel • 4-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-0013, Japan

4.4(1396 reviews)

Kid-friendly

A Hidden Gem Hotel in Green Tokyo

Nippon Seinenkan Hotel, a hotel with a charming serene environment located in the heart of Tokyo. Adjacent to Meiji Jingu Gaien and National Stadium, it is an ideal location for sports viewing, recreation, and strolling.

A Prime Location Balancing Relaxation and Bustle

Just a 7-minute walk from Gaiemmae Station and easily accessible from Shibuya and Harajuku, this hotel offers a tranquil world away from the city's hustle and bustle. Some rooms offer scenic views of the Meiji Jingu Stadium, allowing for an expansive outlook. At the same time, popular spots such as Omotesando and Shibuya are easily accessible, offering the charm of fully enjoying Tokyo to the utmost.

Luxurious Spacious Rooms and Excellent Facilities

Modern designed rooms combine functionality with a luxurious space. Equipped with spacious bathrooms and the option to refresh in a large public bath and sauna. The facilities, including a coin laundry, restaurants, and banquet halls, are well-maintained.

Enjoy the Best Location from Morning

The nearby Ginkgo Avenue is the perfect morning stroll course and is also dotted with cafes, allowing for a leisurely time. With Meiji Shrine within walking distance, it serves as an excellent spot to start a day experiencing Tokyo to the fullest.

Nippon Seinenkan Hotel combines the convenience of the city with a location surrounded by greenery. Whether as a base for sports viewing or for business or leisure, it is recommended for those seeking a high-quality hidden gem for adults.

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Reviews

5(in the last week)

Laura Magas

An amazing hotel in Tokyo! Great location in an area that is not too busy or loud. Great access to the subways. The staff was incredibly nice, rooms very very clean and spacious. I loved all the extra amenities provided in the rooms. I’d stay here again.

5(a month ago)

Bruno Rodríguez Armesto

The biggest hotel room we had in Tokyo, good views, and the location was way more convenient than I thought as a point to see different points of the city and with subway access. Yes, it’s not in the middle of one of the big suburbs, but it’s close enough and well connected to be a good base of operations. Extra points for the proximity of the baseball stadium - hearing kids singing songs for their teams and fans gathering was a sweet addition to my holiday!

5(a month ago)

Sarah McLennan

We stayed here for six nights. We were worried about the location but found it really great. It was a walk or quick subway to many attractions. And, a quiet retreat after crowded sightseeing. The hotel has Japanese baths and we fell into a routine of coming back in the afternoons, enjoying the baths before heading out again. There is a neighborhood behind the hotel which offers high quality local spots for food. Our room had a view of Mt. Fuji, which was a real bonus. I would stay there again.

5(4 weeks ago)

Ping Zhou

Fantastic hotel within two blocks of a subway station in a quiet neighborhood near Shibuya and Shinjuku. The lobby overlooks the local baseball stadium with a nice restaurant inside. Staff was amazing and helpful, and the rooms were clean and modern. Really feel like you're getting your money's worth. Will recommend this hotel to friends who might someday visit Tokyo.

5(3 weeks ago)

Simon E

As standard for Tokyo, the rooms are not overly large, but sufficient and a really good price of you're traveling solo like me and can get a single. It is true that the immediate area around the hotel is a bit lacking as it is the stadium/sports district, but there are a couple noodle places nearby and a familymart below in the event hall lobby. While the area outside is quiet, you're see within easy walk to Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Harajuku. In a city like Tokyo it is easy to get around to anywhere beyond that. The breakfast buffet was fairly well stocked, although trended a bit toward more Japanese dishes. Considering the size of the hotel the dining room was a bit small. No gym, but it had a significant public bath with a range of tubs and a laundry room. I'd imagine the prices of rooms fluctuate a bit depending on events, but I'd definitely consider this hotel again.

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