This was actually our second stay at the Keio Plaza hotel. I wrote a review previously, based on our stay last year, but I thought I should write another. Rooms: This time we stayed for 2 nights at the begining of our trip to Japan and 7 nights at the end of our trip. For the first 2 nights, we... more

We stayed at the Keio Plaza Hotel for 9 nights a month ago. It came highly recommended by a friend and I am so glad we listened. Keio is located in the business area of Shinjuku, therefore it isn't as chaotic as the other areas near the Shinjuku train station. It was relatively peaceful, especially during the weekends. The great... more

The Keio Plaza is a step up from the standard Japanese business hotel and offers more of a luxury feel. The rooms are very spacious by Japanese standards. The view from my room on the 28th (IIRC!) floor was spectacular and I was very happy to wake up one morning and see the summit of Mt Fuji popping out above... more

Very clean hotel. Rooms are very quiet. We stayed in a 3 bedded room. It is large and spacious. Two super single beds + one sofa bed. Hotel breakfast buffet - 3 different restaurants to choose from. Big spread of Japanese food and American breakfast. Hotel also has shops and small grocery, but don't buy here - see below. Hotel... more

My husband and I decided to splurge and stayed in a Premier room. We booked through the internet and got the room for just under $300 when it normally goes for over $550. Great internet deals through the hotel website. The room was very luxurious and modern with fancy amenities like L'Occitane toiletries and a flat screen TV, along with... more

We recently returned from a 4 night stay at Keio Plaza beginning on May 16th. This was our second visit to Keio Plaza, having stayed there in May 2007. As previous posters have noted, there are many positives to staying at Keio Plaza. The Hotel is well situated in Shinjuku, close to Shinjuku station and to the Tochomae station (which... more

Every where in Japan that we went the people were phenominal, and especially at the Keio. The service was almost too gracious for me. Hotel rooms were recently renovated, and very nice. We stayed in a Comfort Queen in the South Tower. Rooms very quite at night with great views of Tokyo. Bed and Duvet comfortable as well. Great ameninites... more

We stayed here for a couple nights and found it to be a great centralized location to see Tokyo. The hotel was busy and there was a lot going on but it seemed to be managed very well and we didn't have any problems. We were able to walk to a lot of shopping and sightseeing locations nearby and would... more

We stayed here , in a standard room, for a total of 4 nights at the start and finish of our first (but certainly not last!) visit to Japan in 2006. Our welcome was very warm and the room was fantastic, all the amenities you could wish for and floor to ceiling windows. Not so good if you suffer from... more