I stayed at Super Hotel for the first time. Normally, breakfast at a business hotel costs around 1500-2000 yen. However, at this hotel, breakfast was surprisingly free. The room rates were also cheaper than average. I didn't have high expectations, but the breakfast selection was sufficient. They served homemade simmered dishes every day, with different varieties like nikujaga, sukiyaki, hakusai-ni, and tomato-ni. The grilled fish options also changed daily, and they were not the typical watery frozen ones. They offered delicious fish such as mackerel, salmon, and saury. It was a fantastic breakfast with great value for money.

The morning buffet is bright and simple, with good turnover. Despite being relatively empty, I was told it was mostly filled when I arrived at 7:00. The seats are close together, but everyone eats quietly, allowing for a relaxed atmosphere. The variety of food isn't extensive, but it is delicious. My favorite is the self-serve ochazuke set. Topping it with chirimen-jako and pickles, then pouring the pot of dashi over it, is a subtle delight in the morning. The dessert of fresh fruits including apples, oranges, and melons was a pleasant surprise. Thank you for the meal.

I ended up paying a higher price than a luxury hotel in Okinawa with an infinity pool (^◇^;) Well, I've always stayed at hotels with super cheap rates, so this one just seemed like a normal price! I've never had the chance to stay at a hotel with a decent name and not such a cheap price, but this time they had a long stay plan until 8 pm the next day, so I thought I could go out in Shinjuku 2-chome at night and still have a leisurely stay. However, I got drunk in Kitasenju and after taking a bath in the hotel's communal bath, I thought I'd go there the next day... In the end, it was a plan with no meaning, but the bed was comfortable with good pillows. Breakfast and the communal bath were just okay, but since they were free services, I can't complain. @ Stay with breakfast included, 1 night 2 days, check-out at 8 pm, tax included 11,500 yen # 19th hotel in Tokyo # Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo # Kabukicho # Super Hotel # Many female guests like office ladies # The capsule hotel in front of Super Hotel in Shinjuku seems to be the cheapest in Shinjuku # Capsule Hotel 510 # Monthly plan might be good ===========

Today, I am staying at "Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho" for a cozy retreat. I am using the "Day Use Plan - 3-hour use" for 3,800 yen (tax included). Even though it's a day use plan, I can use the bed, shower, and bath within the designated time, making it a comfortable stay, especially during this time of year. In the LOHAS Lounge, I found a croissant from "Asaichi Bakery" which I enjoyed with a drink (laughs). The three hours passed quickly, but it was a good change of pace and I was able to relax. The greeting of "Welcome back" from the front desk lady also put me in a good mood. There is also a large communal bath, but it is mainly for men's use in the evening, so I couldn't use it this time. Check-in for this plan is until 9 pm, so depending on the time, it can be a convenient option. "Day Use" is a new way to enjoy hotels, not just for overnight stays. It's something to make good use of...

Last April, I stayed at a facility in Tokyo that was part of the same group, not here. At that time, I really felt like the whole country was dead. Despite that, this place offered a free breakfast and a large communal bath as its selling points. I knew I couldn't use the bath, but I was extremely impressed by the fact that they provided a free breakfast, which I supplemented with convenience store sandwiches and bento boxes. It was like a recovery after a year and a half. Even though it's technically included in the price, I understand that it's "free." But considering I booked online for 4700 yen, the quality of the breakfast is truly commendable. They had a variety of both Japanese and Western dishes, each delicious in its own way. The croissants were so crispy and delicious, it really made me think they went above and beyond. The level of service was almost too much, in my opinion. But it also made me appreciate the strength of Japanese hospitality. The bed was so soft that I slept really well. Thank you for the wonderful experience.

Three days before a sudden business trip to Tokyo. I hurriedly made a hotel reservation. Wow. It's quite expensive. Like 13,000 yen or 20,000 yen, it's amazing. I was looking for a cheaper place, and I found a net-limited room assignment plan at Super Hotel Shinjuku Kabukicho for 10,000 yen! This is cheap! So I immediately made a reservation online. I have seen Super Hotel in town sometimes, but this is my first time using it. The check-in was smoother than I thought, and the front desk staff were very polite and provided service with a smile. The room is just for sleeping, but it's clean and sufficient for business travelers. The communal bath is switched between men and women at different times, and I regret not being able to use it because I got drunk and fell asleep. The breakfast buffet had a lot of foreign guests, and I felt like I was really in Tokyo. The breakfast was not incredibly delicious, but it was okay. I checked out thinking, "This is good for 10,000 yen!"

I stayed at Super Hotel Kabukicho. It was amazing! During the day, the lounge is all-you-can-use with free drinks. At night, the lounge turns into a bar with all-you-can-drink alcohol. The freshly baked bread for breakfast is delicious. There is also a public bath with good quality water, and you can drink the tap water in the room. The pillows and walls are designed for relaxation, making it very comfortable. The staff members are incredibly kind. I had a great stay. Thank you very much!

Morning enjoyment with a buffet breakfast at Suho-san after a long time? Charged up with energy with bread, bacon, eggs, and salad! Thank you for the meal.