The biggest regret of my trip to Tokyo was that I didn't stay in this hotel for a few more days

What does it mean to take a hot spring bath in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and the surrounding areas of Shinjuku in Tokyo? It is said that the hot spring water is transported from Hakone, full of capitalist enjoyment. It is a very standard Japanese style, and the brand's visual system is also great. It's a pity that I haven't found out which design company did it. The interior design is also very impressive, and the overall style is quiet and healing Japanese. The transportation is actually quite convenient, just a little over 10 minutes walk to the subway station. There is a 711 at the door of the hotel, which is very convenient. The hotel hygiene is also very good. The bathroom has a dry and wet separation, although it is small but sufficient. The mattress is also very comfortable, and the bathrobe is also nice and comfortable. The hot springs are separated for men and women, and there are indoor and outdoor baths. I prefer the outdoor one, where you can overlook the night view of Tokyo. The feeling is really incomparable. I haven't thought of anywhere else to have such an experience. It is really worth it. Even at the price of more than 1,000 during holidays, I think it is super worth it! There are smoothies to drink after soaking in the hot springs, and a Dyson hair dryer is also standard after bathing. In short, the experience in all aspects can be said to be close to perfect! The breakfast set is not cheap, but if you don't have any other Japanese breakfast plans, it is still worth a try. The three dishes come with a bowl of very delicious miso soup. The rice is also very delicious. All in all, it's really worth it, although this post is 2 late It’s been years, but when I think back on it now, I still think it’s great. If I go to Tokyo again, I will definitely stay at this hotel for at least three nights! Tokyo Shinjuku Onsen Hotel Yuen #TokyoHotel #Hotel #OverseasTravel #SignUpHotelTestSleeper