[2025 Tokyo Stay] Travel Guide for Onsen Ryokan Yuen Shinjuku (Updated May)

Planning a trip to Tokyo's Shinjuku and want to experience authentic Japanese-style accommodation? The Yuyuan Onsen Ryokan is a fantastic choice! Although it's about a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station Exit C7, the moment you step inside, you're surrounded by a strong Japanese ambiance—it's super atmospheric! 😆 🛏️ This time, I stayed in the "Small Double" room type, which is just the right size for two women. Even a 29-inch suitcase can be laid flat without any issues! The room is well-equipped, and they even provide daily Japanese rice crackers as snacks—so thoughtful! The highlight is definitely the rooftop public open-air hot spring♨️. After a full day of walking, soaking in the hot water while enjoying a beer or a free grape ice pop feels like the pinnacle of life! 🍇 ✨ Hidden Gems: 1. The ryokan's exterior exudes Japanese vibes, making every photo look like a scene from a drama; 2. The spacious public bath area offers yukata baskets, and you can enjoy ice pops in the relaxation zone after soaking; 3. Coin-operated washing machines are convenient for long-term travelers, but remember to bring your own detergent; 4. There's a vending machine downstairs—Japanese milk is a must-try! If you love traditional Japanese onsen experiences, this place is definitely worth staying at! Plus, nearby attractions like Shinjuku Kabukicho and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observation Deck make it easy to grab a late-night snack after soaking in the hot springs!

After visiting the #NationalArtCity, Tokyo at noon, I ran to #由缘新宿, which is located in the corner of Shinjuku, to have Chinese food. The name of the restaurant is very unique #夏下冬上, and it is located on the first floor of #由缘温泉旅館. It is hard to imagine that there is such a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel in Tokyo, and it is in the bustling Shinjuku district! Passing through the Japanese curtains and corridors, you can see the restaurant entrance. Like the Youyuan Hotel, it is small but very unique and tasteful. It was almost 1 o'clock when we visited, and the restaurant closed at 2 o'clock, so there were few people. After looking at the menu, I found that there are two special set menus for the 5th anniversary of the opening at noon: Yuen Gozen ¥3,500 and Xiaxia Dongshang Gozen ¥2,800. The difference between the two seems to be the wagyu steak; there is also a ¥2,000 a la carte menu, such as Ebisu Donburi or Sashimi Gozen. We ordered the summer and winter set meal, and the dishes served were quite rich. First came the cold vegetable salad and iced green juice. The set meal included five kinds of sashimi, five kinds of tempura, two kinds of small bowls, white rice, miso soup and pickled spices. We went with the Japanese kaiseki cuisine of the hot spring hotel, but because it was a business lunch, the price was relatively reasonable. As for the taste and portion, it is decent but not amazing, and the portion is just enough to fill you up. The overall environment is very comfortable, like dining in a hot spring hotel in the countryside of Japan. You can eat slowly and feel a quiet little world outside of busy Shinjuku. #Kakatojo #Summer down winter up Opening hours: 1130-1400, 1730-2130 Address: Japan〒160-0022 Tokyo, Shinjuku City, Shinjuku, 5 Chome−3−18 SHINJUKU 1st floor ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN #Japanese restaurant exploration #Tokyo food #Shinjuku Yuen #Summer down winter up #Hot spring hotel #Kaiseki cuisine #Tempura

#Japanese and Korean Downtown Hotel #Japan #Hotel #Hot Spring Hotel #Hotel Recommendation #Shinjuku #Cheap Hotel Recommendation Reason: ⭐️⭐️You can use the yukata in the guest room for free. Not only is there an instruction manual for wearing the yukata next to it, but it also clearly states that you can wear it out of the hotel during your stay, which saves guests 5,000 yen/person for renting a yukata at a tourist attraction ⭐️⭐️Hotel Thoughts The overall layout of the hotel is very modern Japanese style. The necessities in the room, such as tea bags, food, and snacks are mostly placed in a small wooden box, which is opened layer by layer from top to bottom. The process is very healing and worth a point. Not every hotel has this thought! ⭐️⭐️ Landscape The most beautiful thing is the hotel window. The edge of the window is like a natural picture frame, forming a beautiful city portrait with the scenery outside the window ⭐️⭐️ Food When booking a room, you can choose whether to eat. This hotel has authentic Kaiseki cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the dining process is very ceremonial ⭐️⭐️ Hotel facilities There is a sky lounge and open-air hot spring road on the top floor of the hotel. The lounge has Free tea and popsicles, and the open-air hot spring is separated for men and women ⭐️⭐️ Transportation The transportation is relatively convenient. Located in Shinjuku, 9 minutes walk from Shinjuku Gyoen Mae Station on the Marunouchi Line; 10 minutes walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station on the Shinjuku Line; 2 minutes walk from Shinjuku Itchome Bus Stop (Shiniuku-Itchome-Kita) Shinjuku Yuen Onsen Hotel •Parking lot: 🈚️ •Separate from Qianshi, : 🈶 •Check-in/Check-out time: 15:00/11:00

#Japan and Korea City Hotel #Tokyo #Tokyo Travel #Weekend Tour #Night View #Japan Hotel Recommendation 👍🏻👍🏻Recommendation reason: You can use the yukata in the room for free. The hotel also provides instructions on how to wear the yukata, and clearly states that guests can wear it outside the hotel during their stay, saving guests the 5,000 yen/person yukata rental fee. The overall layout of the hotel 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Very modern Japanese style, the room The accompanying supplies, tea bags, snacks, etc. are all packed in a small wooden box. The process of unpacking it layer by layer from top to bottom is very healing; Hotel scenery 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼 The most amazing thing is the hotel's windows. The edge of the window is like a natural picture frame, forming a beautiful city portrait with the scenery outside the window. When booking the hotel, you can choose whether to eat. Breakfast, lunch and dinner here are all authentic Kaiseki cuisine, and the dining process is very ceremonial. The top floor of the hotel has a sky lounge and open-air hot springs. Free tea and popsicles, open-air hot springs are separated by gender; Transportation 🚌🚌🚌🚌🚌 The transportation is relatively convenient. Located in Shinjuku, Marunouchi Line Shinjuku Gyoen 9-minute walk from the front station; 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Line Shinjuku-Sanchome Station; 10-minute walk from Kita-Shinjuku-Itchome Bus Stop (Shiniuku-ltchome-Kita) 2min; Shinjuku Onsen Hotel Yuen

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

I stayed at a hot spring inn in Shinjuku! The charm of this inn is of course the open-air bath with hot spring water from the source in Hakone♨️ You can enjoy the unique experience of soaking in a hot spring while overlooking the Shinjuku cityscape♪ With the atmosphere of a ryokan, it's like forgetting you're in Tokyo...✨ The Japanese breakfast was also very delicious😋 Access: 5-3-18 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo ・7 minutes walk from Shinjuku-gyoenmae Station ・8 minutes walk from Shinjuku-sanchome Station #Tokyo #TokyoHotel #HotSpring

1/23 is both the Chinese New Year holiday and our family trip after three years of absence🥺😄😀! Since this is our first trip to Tokyo✈️, and there are so many charming places in Tokyo, we have planned the following itinerary after careful consideration. Please refer to it😊. Let me introduce the plan first. The starting point is that it is tailor-made. The priorities in our minds are: 🧑🏻‍🦱 is a foodie - you must have roasted pork, Shabu Shabu, beef tongue, skewers⋯⋯ 👦🏻 If you are a Pokémon controller - you must go to Pokémon Center 👩🏻I am a hot spring lover - I want to play as much as I can every day and soak as much as I want every night😍 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 🌟Day 1: ANA 14:25 ✈️Depart from Hong Kong 👉🏻 Chartered airport transfer to Super Premier Ginza Hotel (with hot spring! Stay for four days and three nights) for dinner If you can arrive early, there is a Godaime Hanayama Udon store near the hotel, which is worth a visit. 🌟Day 2: Skytree 4/F Susuen Breakfast 👉🏻 Pokémon Center 👉🏻 30/F Skytree 👉🏻 5/F Sumida Aquarium 👉🏻 6/F Rikyu Beef Tongue Lunch 👉🏻 Oyoko River Promenade (Reward🌸) 👉🏻 Ginza Bonfire dinner 🌟Day 3: Mother Ranch 👉🏻 Ginza Teru's dinner at our restaurant 🌟Day 4: Mount Fuji Kawaguchiko 👉🏻 Mount Fuji Panoramic Cable Car 👉🏻 Top of Mount Tenjo 👉🏻 Special Udon Lunch + Honey Ice Cream 👉🏻 Lake Kawaguchi Music Box Forest Museum 👉🏻 Oishi Park 👉🏻 Natural Living Museum (Buyer's Letter!) 👉🏻 The Gran Princess Resort (with hot springs!)👉🏻 Winter - Fireworks (so lucky🍀) 🌟Day 5: Oshino Hakkai (Lunch) 👉🏻 Hakone Little Prince Museum 👉🏻 Owakudani 👉🏻 Shinjuku Yuen Ryokan (a Japanese-style hotel with hot springs!) 👉🏻 Dinner at Tori Noble Izakaya 🌟Day 6: Nearby lunch 👉🏻 Ebara Shrine (reward🌸) 👉🏻 Shinagawa Aqua Park 👉🏻 Sushi Tokyo Ten Dinner 🌟Day 7: (I originally planned to go to Gunma Prefecture, but the child was not feeling well, so I changed the itinerary temporarily) Tokura (check-in) 👉🏻 Atami City Itokawa Trail (appreciation 🌸) 👉🏻 Izu Cactus Zoo 👉🏻 Dinner at Shinjuku Sushiman 🌟Day 8: I reluctantly took the early flight to leave Tokyo and return to Hong Kong, but this journey was full of touching moments and beautiful memories that I took away with me☺️☺️☺️❤️ The most important thing for a family is to travel, experience and record beautiful memories together🥰 What's your Tokyo itinerary like? Welcome to share and communicate together! 😄 #TokyoFreeTravel#JapanTravel#Parent-Child Tour#Japanese Attractions#Sightseeing Attractions#游日#Tokyo Skytree#Pokémon Center#Xuxu Garden#Bird Nobles#shabushabu #mothermuchi#Izu Cactus Zoo#Fuji Mountain Surroundings#Japan Mount Fuji#Kawaguchiko#Hakone Little Prince Museum#Sakura#Sushiro

This is a relatively new Japanese-style inn located in Shinjuku. The decoration in front of the door brings a traditional Japanese style, which is more unique compared to the cookie-cutter hotel appearances in the surrounding area. Our family of three stayed at the hotel for four days and three nights from 29/1 to 1/2 and booked a king-size bed room. I originally thought that I would sleep in a king-size bed with my child, but to our surprise, the hotel added an extra bed for us. My husband then put the bed next to the king-size bed, so the three of us could sleep more spaciously and comfortably without taking up space in the room. It was great! When ordering, I explained that this trip was to celebrate my 10th wedding anniversary. When I arrived at the room, there was a greeting card written by the clerk on the table, which was very heartwarming💕. Maybe because we were traveling with our 8 children, the staff was very considerate and gave the children kimonos to soak in the hot spring when we checked in. They also gave them kimonos when they cleaned the room for the next two days, which was very thoughtful. The hotel’s breakfast is very popular, but we did not purchase it this time. Instead, we went to the 18th floor every night to take a shower and soak in the hot spring. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of Shinjuku city day and night. I personally think that the scenery in the morning is vibrant, and under the sunlight, it gives people a sense of hope; while the scenery at night is quiet, beautiful, and has a different feeling. After the hot spring, you can get free popsicles in three flavors: pineapple, milk, and honeydew melon. You can also buy Meiji milk in original, fruit, strawberry or coffee flavors from the vending machine for 150 yen. In addition, the hotel also has a washing machine, which is convenient for travelers who travel for a long period of time, so that they can wear clean clothes every day. The staff are friendly and will try their best to assist customers. Overall, the three of us are very satisfied with this place and are grateful for the smooth stay. However, for those who want to stay close to the subway station, it takes about 10-15 minutes to walk to Shinjuku Station. If you don't mind this, this place is 100 points! #Shinjuku Station #Shinjuku Tour #Shinjuku Hot Spring Hotel #Hot Spring Hotel #Japanese Inn

YUEN SHINJUKU On this trip to Tokyo, we stayed at the "YUEN SHINJUKU Onsen Ryokan", a newly opened ryokan-style hotel in the Shinjuku area that gives off an atmosphere like staying in a luxurious ryokan, and there is a free onsen for guests. The highlight of this place is the Japanese-style design, which looks extremely Zen & Minimal, beautiful from the entrance of the hotel. Upon entering, you will see a walkway flanked by a small Japanese garden. Upon entering, you will find a simple and luxurious design. The hotel's rooms are located on the 18th floor of the building. We stayed in a Semi-Double room on the 8th floor, which was 12 square meters in size. The space was quite well-organized (it was perfect for one person, but it might be a bit cramped if you come with two people). Yukata robes were provided for you to change into when you go to the hotel's onsen. On the 18th floor, there are both indoor and outdoor onsen for guests (separate for men and women). In the evening, there are also ice cream bars available. The cleanliness of the hotel, both the rooms and the common areas, is very good. The hotel is about 1.2 km from JR Shinjuku Station, and the closest station is Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station (Subway Maranouchi Line), but it is about a 700-meter walk away. It may not be suitable for people with a lot of luggage or those who do not like to walk far (it is quite difficult when carrying things or on a rainy day). Personally, we were quite impressed with the overall design of the hotel, the comfort of the room, the onsen where you can relax after walking all day, and the value for money. Therefore, this is another hotel that we would like to recommend as an option for those who are looking for a beautifully designed accommodation in Tokyo. Subway: Shinjuku-gyoemmae Station (walk about 700 meters away) Semi-Double room price: 25xx - 35xx baht per night (excluding breakfast) *If you want to add breakfast, it is 2,200 yen / person (please inform the staff 1 day in advance). #SleepChillBeautifulAccommodation #TravelAbroad

Wow, the king of clean breakfasts! This is the breakfast at UN Ryokan Shinjuku! You can eat breakfast for 2,000 yen. It's based on basic Japanese home cooking, and the breakfast doesn't change every day.. Only some of the side dishes change..But it's a breakfast that feels like you're being treated, so it's a good breakfast to eat at least once! #GourmetExploration #TokyoTravel

This is the new ryokan hot spring hotel UN Shinjuku in Shinjuku! You can enjoy an open-air hot spring at a low price, and it is one of the accommodations that is difficult to reserve even for locals. It is a 3-star hotel, but it has a unique Japanese cleanliness, so if you stay there once, you will want to stay there again. The open-air hot spring is located on the 18th floor of the building, and it is open until 2 a.m., and they bring water from Hakone every day and use it as hot spring water, so I don't think you need to go far to Hakone! #Ho-kang-se #Tokyo-travel

It is a business hotel with a ryokan concept. I have no regrets about choosing this hotel because I can enjoy the tatami floor and hot springs. However, the only downside is that the rooms are a bit small, but if you are alone, it is not a bad choice.

I stayed at ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Shinjuku, a hot spring inn in the city center. It is a Japanese-style building that stands quietly a little away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and the atmosphere inside was very calming. The room was a semi-double room. It only had a shower. The room had tatami mats, so I was able to relax freely. #onsenryokan Yuen Shinjuku #hot spring #staying review

This is the view from outside the bath at ONSEN RYOKAN Yuen Shinjuku, a hot spring inn in the city center located close to Shinjuku-sanchome Station. As it is a hot spring inn, the bath is of course hot spring water. The hot spring water is brought in from Hakone. It will warm your body. In addition, the bath is on the top floor, so the view is excellent, and you can see the Shinjuku buildings in their entirety. After the bath, you can enjoy an ice cream bar, although it is only available at certain times. #onsenryokan Yuen Shinjuku #Accommodation review

📍 ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN SHINJUKU Located within a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoen. You can relax in the ryokan and hot springs to the point that you forget about the city of Shinjuku♨️💕 The rooms are small, but there is no waste and they are compact. The space is sophisticated and simple! It's a relaxing ryokan where you can forget about your daily life, so even those who live in the city can easily stay here for the weekend😊 I recommend it when you're tired or want to relax🫶 #Accommodation #Tokyo #AutumnTrip #SupportTourism

"Yuen" is a facility that lets you forget about the big city. A hotel where you can enjoy hot springs in Tokyo! You can see Shinjuku from the open-air bath and the rooms✨ The ice cream after the bath is delicious and all-you-can-eat🍨 The food is also served at the restaurant next door🍽 It was the ultimate refreshing experience🤍✨ #HotSprings#AccommodationReview#Shinjuku

ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN SHINJUKU, a hot spring inn in Shinjuku, Tokyo A hot spring inn in the city where you can relax♨️ A sophisticated design and a calm space✨ There is a large rooftop bath and an open-air bath, and you can see the whole of Tokyo👍 You can eat ice cream for free after the bath😋 #Staying at home #Tokyo #Hot spring

#Tokyo Value Hotel Staying at Tokyo Yuen Shinjuku Hotel is like traveling through time and space, experiencing the perfect blend of ancient and modern styles. The hotel is located in Shinjuku district and integrates the characteristics of traditional Japanese inns, with stone pavements, Japanese sliding doors, and tatami rooms, creating a strong Japanese atmosphere. The highlight is the open-air hot spring on the rooftop of the 18th floor. The hot spring water is transported from Hakone and is called the "beautifying hot spring". You can overlook the bustling night view of Tokyo while soaking in the hot spring, which is intoxicating. The dressing room is decorated with solid wood scaffolding and rattan waist hangings, full of nostalgic style. The room is exquisitely decorated with blue earth and natural wood, presenting a Japanese aesthetic. The hotel also provides free popsicles, milk, etc., and every detail is thoughtful. The friendly attitude of the service staff makes people feel warm. However, some guests reported that the rooms were small and there were limited elevators, which might affect their stay experience. If you are looking for a unique accommodation experience and don't mind the size of the room, Yuen Shinjuku Hotel is a choice worth trying.

Located in Shinjuku, U-Yu Hotel Shinjuku is an ideal choice for travelers seeking great value for money. It is about a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, which may take some time, but the lively atmosphere of Shinjuku along the way makes it worthwhile. The hotel features a minimalist Japanese-style design, creating a serene and unique ambiance. One of its highlights is the open-air hot spring bath on the 18th floor, where guests can soak while enjoying stunning day and night views of Tokyo. The hotel also offers complimentary ice pops, adding a thoughtful touch to the bathing experience. Although the rooms are not spacious, they are elegantly arranged. For example, in the double bed room designed for three guests, the staff will provide an extra bed, making it family-friendly. Additionally, the hotel offers free Japanese-style yukata robes, allowing guests to experience authentic Japanese culture. Guests can even wear them outside the hotel during their stay, saving on rental costs. The surrounding area is rich in culinary options, including the famous "Tontake Tonkatsu Kushiyaki Tontake" and "Gyukatsu Motomura Shinjuku South Exit" for delicious Japanese pork cutlets and beef steaks. Here, you can enjoy high-quality service and experience the charm of Tokyo at a reasonable price. U-Yu Hotel Shinjuku is definitely worth a visit.

#TokyoHotel Help! Found a fairy hotel hidden in the bustling city of Tokyo ✨ From the inside out full of Japanese aesthetic design, casual photos are like a magazine blockbuster, post in the circle of friends directly asked for the address! ! 💮It’s super fun to wear a yukata The room even has a super pretty yukata and a detailed wearing guide! Take it to Sensoji Temple, Meiji Jingu Shrine to take pictures, the texture is much better than the outside rent, that save 5000 yen! Walking on the stone road with clogs, you will travel to ancient Japan in a second, and you will feel full of atmosphere👘 💮 Ceremony packed check-in experience Check-in is like opening gifts! Opening the three-fold wooden box, the art-like tea set lies quietly in the velvet 🍵 with matcha raw chocolate, it's super chill ~ There are also citrus essential oil fragrance toiletries, the details are done so well, completely captivated my heart! 💮270° unbeatable view Wake up by the beautiful scenery outside the window every day! 270° floor-to-ceiling glass brings the Skytree into the eyes 🌆 During the day the clouds and mist shrouded super fantastic, at night the window frame turns into a cyber light strip, the photos taken do not need to edit the picture, directly seal the god! 📍The transportation is super convenient ✔️5 minutes by car from JR Shinjuku Station ✔️ 9 minutes walk to Marunouchi line ✔️ Surrounding convenience stores, drugstores are too numerous to count You won't regret visiting Tokyo and staying here! Collect it now and rush to this one next time you go to Tokyo

#TokyoHotel 1. Geographical location and transportation • Core location: The hotel is located in Shinjuku district, Tokyo, a 9-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station on the Marunouchi Line and a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku-Sanchome Station. The hotel is surrounded by attractions such as Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden and Odakyu Department Store. • Convenient transportation: Free shuttle bus to the airport is provided, and there are dense subway lines in the surrounding area, which is suitable for business and tourist travelers. 2. Rooms and Facilities • Design style: The guest rooms are mainly in modern Japanese style, using tatami, wooden furniture and traditional decorations. Some room types are equipped with independent living rooms and open-air hot springs with city night views. • Hot spring experience: There is an open-air hot spring bath on the top floor, overlooking the night view of Shinjuku. The hot spring water is drawn from Hakone’s famous spring "Lake Ashi Hot Spring". The water is alkaline and suitable for relieving fatigue. • Guest room details: The amenities in the room (such as bathrobes, tea sets, snacks) are packed in small wooden boxes, and unpacking them layer by layer is very ceremonial; the bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, and some room types provide free Wi-Fi and humidifiers. 3. Dining and leisure • Kaiseki Breakfast: You can choose Japanese or Western breakfast, with fresh ingredients and exquisite presentation. Some room types include a free minibar. • Restaurant recommendation: The hotel’s “Natsushita Dongshang” restaurant offers traditional Japanese cuisine such as teppanyaki and tempura, with ingredients sourced from all over Japan. • Leisure facilities: The rooftop lounge offers free tea and popsicles, perfect for an afternoon break. 4. Services and details • Front desk service: The staff was warm and friendly, check-in was efficient, and some guests received handwritten welcome cards (special service during the epidemic). • Cultural Experience: The lobby decoration combines Japanese tradition and modern art, and tea ceremony performances and art exhibitions are held regularly. • Room details: Tea and toiletries are replenished daily, and some room types offer free rental of bathrobes (which can be worn outside the hotel). 5. Shortcomings and suggestions • The price is relatively high: the basic room type is about 15,000 yen/night, and the suite fee is higher. It is recommended to pay attention to promotions in advance or use points to redeem. • Some facilities are old: Some guests reported that the corridor carpets and elevator buttons were a bit old, but overall the facilities are in good condition. • Surrounding environment: Shinjuku business district is crowded at night, which may affect your rest. It is recommended to choose a quiet room. Summarize Shinjuku Yuen Hot Spring Hotel is an ideal choice for business and vacation thanks to its geographical location, Japanese aesthetic design, hot spring experience and high-end services. If you have enough budget and are looking for an experience that combines tradition and modernity, its open-air hot springs and kaiseki cuisine are definitely worth trying.

🏨 ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN SHINJUKU is a beautiful hot spring hotel hidden in the bustling Shinjuku district of Tokyo! 🌟 Not only can you enjoy the tranquility and comfort of a traditional Japanese inn, but you can also overlook the charming night view of Shinjuku while soaking in the hot springs! 🌃 Whether it is a business trip or a leisure vacation, you can feel the unique charm of "Yuan" (fate and story) here! 💖 The hotel combines modern design with traditional Japanese aesthetics, making it the perfect choice for your trip to Tokyo! 🎌 🛏️ Facilities - Guest Rooms: Simple and comfortable Japanese style, some rooms offer views of Shinjuku city! 🏙️ - Large public bath: Located on the top floor, the open-air bath allows you to enjoy the night view of Shinjuku while soaking in the hot spring. It is a luxurious experience! ✨ - Dining: We offer exquisite Japanese cuisine, including fresh fish directly from the fishing port, carefully selected Wagyu beef, and unique tempura! 🍣🍤 - Free snacks: Free alcohol and snacks are available in the evening to make your night even more perfect! 🍶🍡 🛁 Hot Springs The hot spring is brought from Hakone Ashinoko Onsen and is an alkaline simple hot spring with the following characteristics: - Spring quality: Hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature hot spring - Effects: Relieve neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and also help recover from fatigue and improve health! 💪 - Experience: The open-air bath allows you to enjoy the breeze and the night view while soaking in the hot spring, which is the ultimate relaxation for your body, mind and soul! 🌿🌌 💡 Tips - Best time to take a bath: From dusk to night, taking a bath while enjoying the night view of Shinjuku is definitely an unforgettable experience! 🌃 - Free popsicles: After taking a bath, don’t forget to enjoy the free popsicles provided by the hotel, which are refreshing and thirst-quenching! 🍦 - Booking advice: As the hotel is very popular, it is recommended to book in advance, especially on weekends and holidays! 📅 🚉 Transportation - From Tokyo Station: Take the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line to Shinjuku-Gyoenmae Station and walk for about 7 minutes! 🚇 - From Shinagawa Station: Take the JR Yamanote Line to Shinjuku Station, transfer to the Toei Shinjuku Line to Shinjuku-Sanchome Station and walk for about 8 minutes! 🚶♂️ - From Haneda Airport: Take the Keikyu Line to Shinagawa Station, transfer to the JR Yamanote Line to Shinjuku Station, then transfer to the Toei Shinjuku Line to Shinjuku-Sanchome Station and walk for about 8 minutes! ✈️ - From Narita Airport: Take the Narita Express to Shinjuku Station, transfer to the Toei Shinjuku Line to Shinjuku-Sanchome Station, and walk for about 8 minutes! 🚄 📍Address 〒160-0022 Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 5-chome 3-18 #Shinjuku Yuen Onsen Hotel #Tokyo Onsen #Hakone Onsen #Shinjuku Night View #Japanese Inn #Tokyo Accommodation Recommendation #Hot Spring #Japan Travel #Tokyo Must Go #Relaxing Trip #Tokyo #Japan #Tokyo Hotel

#January travel support event #Japan travel #Tokyo hotel When I was looking for accommodations for my trip to Tokyo, I booked a hotel near Shinjuku because it was cheap, but I found out that I could also use the ryokan for free, so I was very satisfied. There was a public bath and an outdoor bath, and I think the price was 600,000 won for 2 nights. As expected from Japan, the room was small, but the view was good, and if you can use the ryokan, it seems like a good price.

Recommended. Too comfortable must travel with friends If the schedule is not rushed, you can reserve a day at the hotel and Shinjuku. 🚄📍Address: 15 minutes walk from Shinjuku 3-chome Exit C7. Even in Shinjuku JR line out is about 18 minutes walk, will pass Isetan department store.The hotel walk Kabukicho is 15 minutes. Acceptable range is very convenient.Can open google map line. 🕰️ Hotel check in self-service with passport. You will be asked if you want to buy their breakfast... We purchased it for 2500 yen/person per day (think you can try it) 🏖️ Environment / Facilities: Free yukata, save money and video. In the 18th floor hot spring men and women separately divided into indoor and outdoor After the end can take ice cream to eat free. But if you buy milk drink to bring cash 💴 150 yen a stick 🥤🍻 It's very convenient to buy food at night. There is a 7-11 right across from the hotel. There is also a family mart and another 7-11 on the street to the left. There are also delicious skewer shops on the road

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 As soon as you enter the hotel, there is a path. Although it is short, it is full of Japanese traditional feeling! 🏮The hotel's decoration style is simple and clean, a perfect combination of Japanese elements and modern design. The rooms are made of wood, and the tatami layout makes people experience the charm of a "Japanese inn"! 😍 🌿The highlight of the hotel is the hot spring ♨️ on the top floor 18th floor, which is divided into outdoor and indoor. The source of the open-air bath comes from Hakone, which is rich in minerals, is super good for the skin, and can also relieve fatigue! After soaking in the hot spring, you can buy a bottle of milk🥛 or pick up the free popsicles provided by the hotel. The hotel rooms are small but well-equipped with the atmosphere of a Japanese inn. The rooms also come with yukatas, baskets and bath towels prepared in advance by the hotel. Although the hotel location is not very convenient to go out for a walk at any time, It takes about 7-8 minutes to walk to the nearest subway station, and there are convenience stores nearby. In summary, you can not only experience the charm of traditional Japanese culture, but also enjoy the comfort and convenience of modern life. 🏨Shinjuku Yuen Hot Spring Hotel Address: 5 Chome-3-18 Shinjuku, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, 160-0022 Tokyo, Japan Price: About $1200/night #Japanese Hotel

Tokyo! Shinjuku! 4 days and 3 nights of not wanting to check out ✨Reasons for recommendation: You can use the yukata in the room for free. There are instructions on how to wear the yukata, and it is clearly stated that you can wear it outside the hotel during your stay, saving you the cost of renting a yukata at the attractions! ✨The hotel has a modern Japanese style. The amenities, tea bags, and snacks in the room are all placed in a small wooden box. Opening the box layer by layer is very healing! ✨The best part is the hotel windows. The edges of the windows are like natural picture frames, and the view outside the window forms a beautiful city picture! ✨You can choose whether to have meals when booking. The hotel serves authentic kaiseki cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and the dining process is very ceremonial! ✨There is a sky lounge and an open-air hot spring on the top floor of the hotel. The lounge offers free tea and popsicles, and the open-air hot spring is separated by gender! ✨The hotel is conveniently located. It is located in Shinjuku, a 9-minute walk from Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station on the Marunouchi Line, a 10-minute walk from Shinjuku Sanchome Station on the Shinjuku Line, and a 2-minute walk from Kitashinjuku 1-chome Bus Stop.

#Get a discount without relying on luck ONSEN RYOKAN YUEN SHINJUKU” (ONSEN RYOKAN 由縁 新宿) is a new onsen ryokan located in the heart of Shinjuku, Tokyo. It is scheduled to open for the first time on May 8, 2019. There are many special features here, starting from… ■Improving the rooms and services to be more thorough The rooms here range from a single-story gabled house to an 18-story building, with a total of 193 rooms, and the room sizes range from 12 square meters to 51 square meters, which have been modified to be comfortable to use even though they are compact. In addition, the service style of the ryokan has been improved from the past to the present, such as not making mattresses in the room or staying in a style that does not include meals, etc., in order to get a reasonable price and be able to stay in a style that suits you.

Yuen, a hot spring inn in Shinjuku ♨️ This hot spring inn has a great location in the middle of the city, but you can relax and forget that you're in the city. The rooms and interior are very relaxing ☺️ The best thing about it is the hot spring on the top floor! The open-air bath while looking at the night view of Shinjuku was exceptional! The open-air bath in the morning is also great because you can enjoy a different view 🩵 The free ice cream you can eat after the bath is also very satisfying 🥰 #StayReview #Shinjuku #onsenryokanYuenShinjuku #YuenShinjuku #HotSpringInn #HotSpringInn #HotSpringInn #OasisInTheUrban

This is located in the green area of ​​downtown Shinjuku. The overall feeling is a sense of leisure and tranquility in the bustling Tokyo. The room is divided into the entrance and the tatami area. Taking off shoes when entering the room makes guests feel at home. The windows are of a rare long and narrow shape, which controls the amount of light coming in from outside. The room is equipped with a tea set and snacks that are placed on the table in Japanese inns, so you can have tea and chat here after soaking in the hot spring. The hot spring is located on the top floor of the hotel, and you can see the view of Shinjuku by pulling open the curtain at the entrance. It is divided into the large public bath that is common in hot spring hotels and the open-air hot spring that amazed me the most. I am used to the open-air hot spring views when I visit a hot spring hotel, which are usually garden landscapes or natural scenery in the distance. However, what I see at Yuen Shinjuku is the city night view from an 18-story building. You can see the vast view of Shinjuku from the gap in the fence near the open-air bath. Without the obstruction of ceilings and walls, watching the night view from the bathtub when staying in a high-rise urban hotel is a different experience. When booking, be sure to choose a plan that includes breakfast! The breakfast retains the format of a hot spring hotel, with a prepared set meal for each person. The set meal is served in an exquisite porcelain lunch box. Don't be fooled by the seemingly small portion. Each side dish is exquisite and seasoned just right. When I checked in, there were nearly 10 dishes in total, including grilled fish, potato stew, tamagoyaki, chicken rolls, etc. I even had a refill of rice to go with it. In addition to bento, there is also a drink bar. After talking about the advantages, there are still some disadvantages to mention: - The room is not soundproofed and you can easily hear noise from the next room - The public bath is quite narrow, so it is best not to go there when there are many people. But overall, I am quite satisfied with this hotel. The room comfort and breakfast are excellent, and there is also a rare open-air hot spring with a city night view! Compared to traditional hot spring hotels, this place retains the spirit of Japanese hot spring hotels while adding modern hotel elements. And the price is about the same as a business hotel! This alone is worth the reservation. If you want to soak in a real hot spring and experience the atmosphere of a hot spring hotel when staying in Shinjuku, Yuen Shinjuku is a good choice. #TokyoHotel

#Sign up for hotel test sleeper Address - 8 minutes walk to the subway station Environment/Facilities - Very clean, near residential area, quiet at night Features - There is a hot spring on the top floor, you can see the night view of Shinjuku, and the breakfast is very delicious Price per person: 500～ Rating – 9/10