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"Great location!"

"Accessible to train station and shopping area "

"Its a very clean hotel in a busy area with lots to do. All the staff were very helpful and respectful."

"Really modern hotel in the center of Shinjuku. We had a small room but it had all we needed for a base in Tokyo. "

"In the heart of Shinjuku, and a short walk from Shinjuku station, the Prince offered a quiet retreat after a day touring Tokyo. Room was clean, staff was helpful. We would stay here again"

"What a wonderful property !! I stayed in the 8th floor (all female dorm) and it was clean and very quiet. They had amenities (aside from toothpaste) in the washrooms so you don’t need to bring anything if you don’t need. They have lockers and luggage storage but i ended up keeping my luggage beside my bed. Overall the staff were very friendly, and it was a good location to catch transit and walk around. Plus there’s a pub crawl place literally beside the capsule hotel. Pros: -quiet -clean, every female is given slippers and new towels clothes daily. Shoes have to be locked up downstairs -personal locker for your items with key and lock. -capsules aren’t terrible room-wise -no curfew ! -the 8th floor door is locked so only women can enter Cons -because you can’t have shoes and have to lock them up the downstairs can at times smell like feet but there are worse things than this -there is only ONE elevator, so checking out at 10am (as required) takes over 30 mins to get from the 8th floor to the 3rd floor just due to there amount of people leaving. There are no other problems with the elevator any other time of the day, just at checkout time. There are also no stairs. -it’s so quiet that you can’t take a call on the floor. So, that’s a bit frustrating -people leave their luggage open in the walk ways ??? This is not the capsules fault but the ignorance of others. -bathrooms are only to be used on your floors/ the shared lounge bathroom is usually barricaded"