Park Hyatt Tokyo Hotel in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, is a luxurious hotel offering memorable stays in a choice of 177 guestrooms and suites featuring walk-in closets, original artwork, and many other excellent amenities. Our facilities include a fitness center, day spa, delicatessen, pastry boutique, a choice of restaurant, lounge and bar, live entertainment and much more. The warm and welcoming interior of our hotel features a delightful private art collection. Park Hyatt Tokyo Hotel features several function rooms that are ideal for hosting weddings, business meetings, exhibitions, corporate functions and many other private events, and our hotel offers excellent catering services to suit all occasions and events.READ MORE

The Knot in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, offers memorable stays in spacious and comfortable guest rooms and suites at their ideally located hotel where a warm and welcoming atmosphere awaits guests. Tastefully painted and decorated guest rooms are fitted with television, wifi, mini fridge, safe, desk, complimentary toiletries and many more amenities. Our facilities include a lounge, library, bakery and restaurant and bar. A delicious breakfast is available on a daily basis for a nominal fee, and other options include a cafe and tapas bar. For guests wanting to explore the beautiful surrounding areas, The Knot offer the convenience of bike rentals. READ MORE

LocalBites in Shinyuku-ku, Japan, is a community-based cooking school offering amazing and unique home cooking classes conducted in kitchens of friends and neighbors. The unusual venue for these cooking classes creates a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, with budding chefs learning new dishes and swapping favorite recipes with each other. Cooking classes will consist of preparing miso soup, a main dish, rice and 2 seasonal side dishes. We also offer a Vegan Extravaganza Sushi making course that is ideal for vegetarians and vegans and ingredients include nuts, fruits, vegetables, sushi rice and nore sea weed. LocalBites offers other exciting classes for making curries, sushi, burgers, fried chicken and many other equally delicious options.READ MORE

Ace Inn in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, is a unique hotel that was established in 2007. It offers an eclectic selection of air conditioned accommodation featuring unusual wooden capsule beds arranged in separate dormitories for women, men and mixed dormitories. Offering comfortable and relaxed stays, dormitories at our hotel are fitted with shared shared bathroom facilities, wifi, a desk and chair. Towels and hairdryers are available from the front desk. Facilities at Ace Inn include a coin laundry room, luggage storage, coffee/tea facilities and a lounge with television, kitchenette, sofa and other amenities where guests can relax, meet up with other guests and enjoy refreshments from a vending machine.READ MORE

Samurai Museum in Shinjuku, Japan, is an interesting, amazing and unique museum where visitors are welcome to wander through at their leisure, viewing the many interesting exhibits and displays featuring explanations in English, Japanese, Chinese and Korean. Our museum also offers guided tours accompanied by an experienced and informative tour guide who expounds on the Japanese and samurai history, highlighting that the samurai were no ordinary soldiers, but honor-bound warriors. Visitors are able to try on Samurai costumes, helmet or battle gear for memorable photos, and our museum presents active sword shows on a daily basis. We also offer Japanese sword courses and the convenience of an online gift shop. Visitors to Samurai Museum will hopefully feel the Samurai spirit that is still present in modern Japanese. READ MORE

Hundred Stay in Shinjuku, Japan, is an aparthotel offering relaxed stays in a choice of one and two bedroom apartments that feature a living room, well equipped kitchen, microwave, fridge and many other conveniences. A breakfast of cereal, bread and beverages is available daily in our cafe for a nominal fee. Facilities at our aparthotel include a fitness center, lounge, restaurant, daily cleaning and laundry services, business center and library. A dedicated party room at Hundred Stay is an ideal venue for hosting private parties, business meetings and other private events, and on request we can provide excellent catering for all events and celebrations.READ MORE

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, is an imperial garden that was established in 1906 on a private mansion that previously belonged to Lord Naito, and after the 2nd world war was opened to the public. Set on 144 acres of ground, our gardens encapsulate three styles, each distinctly different and include Japanese gardens, English landscaped gardens and French formal garden. Facilities at our gardens include a greenhouse, restaurant, teahouse and wheelchairs are available at all entrances. Seasons at Shinjuki Gyoen National Garden are spectacular, from spring bringing stunning cherry blossoms, summer exuding a soft green glow, then seeing the beautiful color of autumn leaves and finally, winter arriving with it spectacular snowscapes.READ MORE

From a kaleidoscopic dining floor and a shopping center to flexible events spaces and modern guest rooms - this hotel in Tokyo offers it all.READ MORE

E Hotel Higashi Shinjuku in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, with its ideal location close to many attractions and activities in the area, is a welcoming hotel that offers relaxed stays in guest rooms tastefully decorated with contemporary furnishings and fitted with modern amenities. Several of our guest rooms have comfortable living areas. Facilities at our hotel include a coffee shop, internet, convenience store, business center, coin operated laundry, massage therapy on request, library, laptop rentals, vending machine and many other facilities. For a nominal fee guests can enjoy a delicious breakfast at Tully's Coffee Shop located on the ground floor of E Hotel Higashi Shinjuku.READ MORE

Ninja Trick House in Shinjuku-ku, Japan, is an family entertainment center that offers fun and interactive tricks and illusions relating to the ninja. Our family entertainment center offers tours of their trick house that take between 30 and 45 minutes and is available for a maximum of 12 visitors per tour group. A short video explains the difference between a ninja and samurai warrior. After a short wait in the tatami mat room guests are greeted by a ninja guide who will highlight interesting facts about ninja history, and once you understand many of the ninja skills and secrets, you will embark on a fascinating scavenger hunt. After exploring Ninja Trick House and possibly finding hidden assassins, a tour guide will teach you the correct method of throwing a sword or ninja star at a samurai dummy.READ MORE