Couple and young teenage son chose Keio Plaza from reviews and capacity to accommodate triple booking. (We experienced difficulty trying to make a reservation for a triple room in Tokyo). From other reviews in Tokyo regarding size of rooms, we expected a very cramped room – how wrong! We stayed on the 24th floor of the south tower. Room was... more

A huge hotel in a great location. If I went to Tokyo again I would definately stay there. Right next to the tube and only a short walk to the train station, you can walk via an underground passage too if it's raining. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby. You can get meals for about £5 - £10 in the... more

Thanks to the reviews on this site we chose the Keio Plaza to stay at and we were not disappointed. I'm really glad that we paid the extra and booked a Plaza Premier room as it had been re-furbished and the decor was muted but very smart. Room was kept immaculately clean by house-keeping and the amenities were just delightful.... more

This is a great place to stay right next to Shinjuku rail station (make sure you remember which exit you need from the station because you WILL get lost!). Rooms were great, service good and all staff were very helpfull. more

Beutifull hotel nice area well communicated nearby a lot of restaurants, subway, etc service was really amazing, make me feel in home very far away more

Just returned from 2 nights at the Keio Plaza Tokyo. The staff was excellent, their attempts at speaking English to us were much appreciated as none of my party spoke Japanese. The conceirge in particular was extremely helpful, pointing out some nearby restaurants as well as helping us choose which subways to take to get to our sightseeing destinations. The... more

Keio Plaza is an enormously big hotel located near Shinjuku station which makes it a good choice to explore the city as numerous underground and JR lines are easily available. There are quite a few nice restaurants and bars within easy walking distance, so the location of the hotel is great. We stayed in Keio Plaza's Premier Rooms which offer... more

With the dollar at an all time low against the yen, I think all hotel reviews in Japan need to be taken in the context of price. I paid $160 per room per night on Expedia which I thought was a fair price. I had 2 rooms, as I was traveling with teenagers. We were in the older Main tower... more

I stayed at the Keio Tokyo for four days in March. Felt that I made a great choice. There was a nice mix of people-couples, families, business people and young professionals. Everything was clean and tasteful. The location was so convenient-there was a walkway leading up to hotel from Shinjuku station. In response to a previous review of the hotel... more