Hotels with Parking near Shinjuku Station

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

APA high-rise at 1-20-2 Kabukicho, two minutes from Seibu-Shinjuku, with a 28th-floor bath

Why guests love it

For a family, the bath and the station access are real assets, but the setting is the catch. The tower stands in Kabukicho, Tokyo's late-night entertainment district, so walking back from dinner with children means passing bars, clubs and crowds well into the night. Reception runs 24 hours and keeps luggage, which helps on travel days when check-in and the train do not line up. The car park has 29 mechanical spaces, first come, first served, with no reservations and height limits, so a family arriving by car needs a fallback. With young children I would rather sleep on the west side of Shinjuku Station, among the office towers; with teenagers who want the neon and a soak on the 28th floor, this tower works well.

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.

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.