Hotels in Shinjuku Station

Luxury family stays with a kitchen, steps from Higashi-Shinjuku Station

Why guests love it

Flower Terrace Higashi Shinjuku offers spacious units, each with a full kitchen, which is rare in Tokyo and a real help for families who want breakfast at home or a quiet dinner after a long day. Kid-friendly facilities and free Wi-Fi round it off. Higashi-Shinjuku Station is a two-minute walk away for trips across the city. Golden-Gai, eight minutes on foot, is a nightlife area of tiny bars, better suited to parents on their own.

Family-friendly apartments with kitchens near Shinjuku Golden-Gai

Why guests love it

EveryNet SHINJUKU is apartment-style accommodation that describes itself as kid-friendly, with a fully equipped kitchen so families can keep to their own meal times. That helps on longer visits, when eating out three times a day becomes tiring with children. Wi-Fi is free, and public transport to Haneda Airport is easy to reach. Golden-Gai, a short walk away, is a nightlife lane best seen by adults. A guest score of 9.4 from 15 reviews is excellent, though from few guests.

Pet-friendly apartment hotel with kitchens and balconies in Nishi-Shinjuku

Why guests love it

Oakwood Apartments Nishi-Shinjuku is a contemporary apartment hotel in Nishi-Shinjuku, a practical choice for families staying several nights in Tokyo. Some apartments have a kitchen, so breakfast and simple dinners can happen at your own pace, and some have balconies for a little extra space. Pets are accepted, and Wi-Fi is free for planning the next day's train trips. A guest score of 9.2 from 83 reviews is excellent, so guests clearly find it comfortable.

Simple rooms with a relaxed cafe and shared kitchen near Kabukicho

Why guests love it

WPÜ Hotel offers straightforward rooms in a calm setting, and its shared kitchen is the main advantage for families: preparing a simple meal or a child's snack saves eating out three times a day in Tokyo. The relaxed cafe serves breakfast, so mornings start without a search. Kabukicho is a short walk away, a busy nightlife district that some parents may prefer to cross during the day. Rooms are functional, so plan on compact Tokyo proportions.

Stylish rooms with city views, Italian dining, and a trendy bar

Why guests love it

HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel is a contemporary hotel a short walk from Kabukicho, and it is kid-friendly and accessible. Some rooms include a kitchen, which helps families prepare simple meals or snacks for children, and the stylish rooms come with city views that young travellers enjoy. An Italian restaurant and free Wi-Fi complete the offer. Kabukicho is lively at night, so I would plan family outings by day. More than 1,100 guests give it a score of 9.

Modern Shinjuku hotel with a spa and sauna near Kabukicho

Why guests love it

Hotel Kabuki is a contemporary hotel a few minutes' walk from Kabukicho, Tokyo's best-known nightlife district, so it suits adults and families with teenagers better than young children. Its spa with a sauna is the main draw after a long day of sightseeing, and the on-site restaurant saves a search for dinner. Free Wi-Fi covers the whole property. Mugi no Oto, a Japanese-French restaurant, is nearby for a change of scene.

Bright rooms with free Wi-Fi, a casual restaurant, and parking

Why guests love it

Bright, comfortable rooms and a family-friendly policy make this modern Shinjuku hotel an easy pick, in my view, for parents who want calm after busy days in Tokyo. Wi-Fi is complimentary, a casual restaurant handles breakfast or a simple dinner, and parking is available if you arrive by car. Busta Shinjuku, the city's big highway bus terminal, is close by, which helps with day trips to Mount Fuji or onward bus travel.

Modern hotel with free Wi-Fi, near Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Modern high-rise with dining, a bar, and family-friendly amenities near Kabukicho

Why guests love it

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku is a contemporary 4-star high-rise a short walk from Kabukicho, and it offers kid-friendly and accessible facilities, which helps with strollers. Rooms are relaxed, and the cafe and Italian eatery make meals with children simple. Kabukicho is lively in the evening, so families may prefer to explore it by day. A bar, a restaurant and parking complete the picture, and more than 6,000 guests give the hotel a score of 8.6.

A family-friendly Shinjuku stay with a relaxing sauna

Why guests love it

yksi SAUNA&STAY is a three-star in Shinjuku built around its sauna, and it describes itself as family-friendly. Parents can take turns in the sauna after a long day of sightseeing, and free Wi-Fi helps plan the next day's trains. The hotel sits within easy reach of local eateries, so dinner with children does not require a long walk. Facilities beyond the sauna are limited, so families who want a pool or playroom should look elsewhere.

Luxe lodging with diverse dining, a pool, and a gym near Shinjuku Station

Why guests love it

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo stands in the skyscraper district of West Shinjuku and gives families a lot under one roof: an outdoor pool, several restaurants, a shopping arcade, a gym and warm rooms and suites. Parking helps if you arrive by car, and local attractions are within walking distance. With more than 15,000 reviews and a score of 8.4 out of 10, it is a proven choice. I would book it for a first family trip to Tokyo.

206 studios and apartments in Kabukicho, 8 minutes from Shinjuku's east exit

Why guests love it

Families come here for the layout: units range from studios to one-bedroom executive apartments, so parents and children are not sharing one small hotel room for a whole week. The building has 14 floors and a restaurant downstairs, and parking is available for anyone driving out of Tokyo. The setting needs a frank word, though. Kabukicho is Shinjuku's nightlife district, lively and neon-lit until late; it is generally safe, but the streets around the hotel are not a calm residential block, and touts work some corners. With children I would come and go via the Shinjuku Ward Office side. Guests score it 8.4 across 1,631 reviews.

Relaxed rooms with breakfast and a tearoom in Kabukicho

Why guests love it

Hotel Amanek Shinjuku Kabukicho is a straightforward four-star hotel in Kabukicho with relaxed rooms, Wi-Fi and a breakfast buffet. A restaurant and a tearoom are on site, and accessible facilities are available. The vibrant Kabukicho district is a short walk away, which suits adults more than young children in the evening. Guests rate it 8.4 across more than 400 reviews, a good score, so I would book it for the buffet breakfast and the central location.

Upscale Shinjuku hotel with dining, spa, and family-friendly amenities

Why guests love it

Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku is a short walk from Busta Shinjuku, the bus terminal at Shinjuku Station, which makes arrivals with children and luggage easier. The hotel offers kid-friendly and accessible amenities, an Italian restaurant that suits most young appetites and a cafe and bar for quick breaks. Parents can enjoy the spa, and free Wi-Fi is included. More than 4,600 guests give it a score of 8.4, a reliable sign for a family stay in Shinjuku.

Stylish, pared-back rooms with a relaxed cafe in Shinjuku

Why guests love it

Bespoke Hotel Shinjuku is a stylish three-star hotel with pared-back rooms, flat-screen TVs and a relaxed cafe, a short walk from Shinjuku Golden-Gai and Nisshin-Shokuhin. Free Wi-Fi is included, and the facilities are accessible and kid-friendly. The rooms are simple, so I would suggest it for a base used mostly to sleep and refuel. Guests rate it 8.4 across more than 560 reviews, a good score, so I would book it for the style and the location.

Capsule hotel with hot spring bath and sauna near Shinjuku Gyoen

Why guests love it

Anshin Oyado Tokyo Man Shinjuku is a capsule hotel, and that format decides most of the family question: sleeping pods suit solo adults far better than parents with children, so I would not pick it for a family trip. A parent travelling alone, or an older teenager on a rail pass trip, will appreciate the artificial hot spring bath and sauna after a long day, plus free hot drinks and Wi-Fi. Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden is a short walk away for a quiet morning.

Straightforward rooms with dining, a bar, and fitness near Shinjuku Station

Why guests love it

Hotel Century Southern Tower is a laid-back 4-star hotel a short walk from Busta Shinjuku, the bus terminal at Shinjuku Station, which makes arrivals with children and luggage simpler. Rooms are straightforward, and with three restaurants, a lounge and a bar on site, families have several choices for meals without going out. The hotel lists family-friendly amenities, parking and a gym. More than 5,200 guests give it a score of 8.4, a strong sign of steady quality.

Refined lodging with city views, a cafe, and a buffet eatery

Why guests love it

Shinjuku Prince Hotel is a refined 4-star hotel that welcomes children and offers accessible facilities. Its buffet eatery is ideal for families, since everyone picks what they like, and there is also a cafe and a restaurant with city views. The hotel is well placed for exploring Kabukicho, which is lively at night, so parents may prefer daytime outings with young children. Parking and a bar are available, and more than 3,200 guests give it a score of 8.2.

Family-friendly comfort near Meiji Jingu with Wi-Fi

Why guests love it

Zenriren Yoyogi-No-Yado describes itself as family-friendly, and its location suits a family day in Tokyo: Meiji Jingu and its wooded grounds are a short walk away, a calm contrast to the crowds around Shinjuku. Restaurants are close by, so meals do not need much planning, and Wi-Fi is available for checking train routes. The amenity list is short, so expect a simple room rather than resort extras. A guest score of 8.2 from 189 reviews is very good.

Practical rooms with dining options near Shinjuku Station

Why guests love it

A coin-operated laundry is the detail I would point families to at Kadoya Hotel, since clean clothes halfway through a Tokyo trip let you pack lighter. Rooms are practical, there are two dining options on site, and accessible features help with strollers. Shinjuku Station and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, whose free observation decks are a hit with children, are within walking distance. An 8.2 rating across more than 1,200 reviews is solid.

Polished lodging with a rooftop bar and a French/Italian restaurant

Why guests love it

Shinjuku Granbell Hotel is a 4-star address a short walk from Shinjuku Golden-Gai, an area better known for its tiny bars than for family outings, so parents should expect a lively evening atmosphere. On the plus side, some rooms include a kitchen, which helps with children's meals, and there is a French and Italian restaurant on site. Free Wi-Fi and parking complete the picture, and more than 3,300 guests give it a score of 8.

Warm rooms, European and regional dining, and family-friendly amenities

Why guests love it

Hotel Rose Garden Shinjuku is an understated three-star hotel in Shinjuku with warm rooms, and it is described as kid-friendly, which is the main reason I would put it forward for families. Free Wi-Fi is included, and there are two restaurants, a European-inspired eatery and a sleek regional one, so dinner does not require a long search. Guests rate it 8.0 across more than 1,500 reviews, a good result for a modest hotel.

Dorms and private rooms with a cafe-bar near Shinjuku Golden-Gai

Why guests love it

Private rooms alongside the dorms make IMANO Tokyo Hostel an option I would consider for a family on a budget, as long as you book a private room. The cafe and bar on site keep things relaxed, laundry facilities let you pack lighter, and Wi-Fi is free. Shinjuku Golden-Gai, the famous lanes of tiny bars, is a short walk away, so evenings around the hostel can be lively. An 8.0 rating across more than 800 reviews is solid.

Compact rooms with a modern cafe, parking, and a restaurant

Why guests love it

My take for families: the rooms are compact, so a couple with one young child will manage better than a family of four with large suitcases. The draw is the Kabukicho address in Shinjuku, a short walk from local attractions and dining, with a modern café, a restaurant, parking and free Wi-Fi on site. Kabukicho is Tokyo's best-known nightlife district, so expect lively streets around the hotel late into the evening.

Streamlined rooms, a steakhouse, and a communal bathhouse near Shinjuku Gyoen

Why guests love it

APA Hotel Shinjuku Gyoemmae is a casual 3-star hotel with streamlined rooms that the property presents as ideal for families. Its location gives easy access to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, one of the most pleasant green spaces in Tokyo for a walk with children. The steakhouse on site keeps dinner simple, and the communal bathhouse is a good introduction to a Japanese custom. Parking is available, and more than 3,100 guests give it a score of 7.8.

Vibrant rooms, kitchenettes, and a secondhand shop in Shinjuku

Why guests love it

Vibrant, funky rooms and a secondhand shop on site give Apartment Hotel Shinjuku a personality of its own, and I think children will enjoy the quirky style. For families, the useful detail is that some rooms have kitchenettes, which helps with breakfasts and snacks on a longer stay. The hotel is kid-friendly and Wi-Fi is free. It is a simple 2-star with a 7.8 rating, so expect character rather than full hotel services.

West-side rooms at 7-14-14 Nishi-Shinjuku, 7 minutes from the west exit

Why guests love it

HOTEL MYSTAYS Nishi Shinjuku suits families who value a calm base over space: it is on the west side of Shinjuku Station, among offices and residential blocks rather than the neon of Kabukicho. The walk from the west exit is about 7 minutes, manageable with children and wheeled cases, and the elevator and self-service laundry help on a longer trip. The restaurant and bar mean breakfast without going out. Rooms in this part of Tokyo tend to be compact, and the 7.6 score from 731 reviews is below most hotels around the station, so families needing two beds should check the room category carefully before booking.

Compact rooms with a restaurant and parking near Kabukicho

Why guests love it

APA Hotel Higashi Shinjuku Kabukicho has compact rooms, so families should travel light and expect a tight fit. The hotel describes itself as family-friendly, and the on-site restaurant saves a search for dinner after a long day. Rooms have Wi-Fi and a minifridge for drinks and snacks, and parking is available for anyone driving. Kabukicho, a short walk away, is Tokyo's best-known nightlife district, so some parents may prefer to cross it during the day.

Comfortable Shinjuku hotel with city-view dining and family amenities

Why guests love it

Shinjuku Washington Hotel is a large, straightforward base I would consider for a family exploring Tokyo from Shinjuku. It is listed as family-friendly, the steakhouse and the restaurant with city views make dinner easy without leaving the building, and parking is available for anyone driving. Key sights are within walking distance. The 7.6 rating across more than 10,000 reviews is fair, so I treat it as a practical base.

Tall Kabukicho tower with a top-floor bath, two minutes from Seibu-Shinjuku

Why guests love it

The APA Hotel Shinjuku-Kabukicho Tower is a high-rise business hotel whose case rests on two things: its station access and its bath. Seibu-Shinjuku Station is about two minutes away and JR Shinjuku around six, so a late Narita Express or limited-express arrival ends with a short walk rather than a taxi. Around 620 rooms are compact, as in every APA, with air conditioning and a fridge, and the guests-only large bath on the 28th floor adds an open-air section, rare for a station hotel. A restaurant and café sit on the second floor. Across 4,679 reviews averaging 7.6, guests credit the location and the bath while finding the rooms tight. The surroundings are the real question: Kabukicho is busy and loud late into the night, which suits night owls and not light sleepers or young children.

Family-friendly Shinjuku hotel with restaurant, parking, and accessible rooms

Why guests love it

Kitchens in some rooms are what I would look for as a family at Shinjuku Washington Hotel Annex, since simple meals in the room help with young children and longer stays. The hotel is family-friendly and accessible, there is a restaurant on site, and parking is available. Key Shinjuku attractions are within walking distance. A 7.4 rating across about 250 reviews suggests a practical rather than memorable stay, so book a kitchen room if you can.

Understated rooms, a restaurant, and family-friendly amenities near Shinjuku

Why guests love it

I would point families here for a practical Shinjuku stay without frills: the hotel is set up as a family-friendly option, the rooms are understated, and there is a restaurant on site plus free Wi-Fi. Paid parking is available if you arrive by car. Local attractions and dining are close by, so short outings with children between bigger sightseeing days are easy to fit in. Do not expect extensive leisure facilities here.