[Hotel Review] Renewal Opening at Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku Serviced Apartments & Hotel - Vikingess Voyages

Wednesday, March 22, 2017

[Hotel Review] Renewal Opening at Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku Serviced Apartments & Hotel

These days it is getting popular with staying at an apartment rather than hotels partly thanks to the rental of private residences, in Japan known as minpaku (民泊). If you're one of those who prefers the convenience of a private apartment but doesn't want to stay in a private residence there are also some alternatives out there like Hundred Stay Serviced Apartments & Hotel located a couple of minutes walk from Otsuka station in the popular Shinjuku area of Tokyo.

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Hundred Stay comes with private apartments that have significantly more space than the regular hotels. Yet it still has a normal check-in counter and some of the convenient facilities you usually find at a hotel such as a cafe/lounge on the first floor and a small gym that can be used by staying guests.

The hotel is currently undergoing a renovation, and some of their rooms are scheduled to have their renewal opening this upcoming April (2017). To celebrate the renewal opening the hotel hosted a reception party a couple of weeks ago, and we all got a tour of the new rooms.
The momiji floor seen from the elevator

In fact all the 3 top floors of the hotel have gone through a complete renovation, and these three floors have each gotten their own theme: The 17th floor is themed after the lavender, the 18th floor on the red autumn leaves momiji (紅葉), and the 19th floor, which happens to be their top floor is dedicated to the cherry blossom sakura (桜). During our tour of the apartments, we got to see the rooms on the top sakura floor.

Double Room Bed



Twin Room Bed



Amenities & Details



Kitchen

All the rooms come with a small kitchen area where those to prefer to dine in can prepare their food themselves.


Bathroom



This base is the same for both the double and twin rooms. In addition, Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku also has some fancy suite rooms if you want more beds and bigger living rooms. The amenities are more or less the same so I have only included photos of the beds and living room of the suites below:

Family Suite



Japanese Family Suite

Besides the regular suites, there is even one type of suite room that in addition to having 4 regular beds also comes with a little private Japanese room where you can hang out. The Japanese room comes equipped with mattresses, so it is possible to have them arranged so that you can sleep on the tatami floor if you want.
A 4-bed apartment room..
...that comes with a private tatami room

Other rooms

In addition to the renovated rooms on the upper floors, there are also rooms on the lower floors that haven't gone through renovation but that still is pretty awesome. I've included a couple of my photos from the lower room types below, and as you can see all of them have amazing views of Tokyo:


Basic Info

Name of Hotel: Hundred Stay Tokyo Shinjuku
Star Rating: 4 ★★★★
Map
Location Shinjuku area, 2 minutes walk from Okubo Station (大久保)
Check-in: Check In From 2PM
Check Out Until 10AM


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That's all for now, I hope you enjoyed the post! Please let me know if you have any questions or comments in the comment section below.

- Anette

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Anette came to Japan as an exchange student in 2010, met the love of her life and got stuck. From her base in Tokyo she writes about her experiences as a full-time worker in Tokyo and about her travels in Japan and abroad. She's a free-spirited adventurer who enjoys both the great outdoors and her urban lifestyle.

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