Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku
Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku
2-40-9, Kabukicho, Shinjuku 160-0021 Tokyo Prefecture
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See why so many travelers make Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku their hotel of choice when visiting Kabukicho. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travelers like you.
Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and air conditioning, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available.
The hotel offers a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to parking.
During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Kabukicho Japanese curry restaurant such as Go Go Curry Kabuki-Cho Stadium, which is a short distance from Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku.
There is no shortage of things to do in the area, and there are several great attractions that are within walking distance of Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku, including Kabukicho (0.2 mi) and Shinjuku Golden Gai (0.3 mi).
At Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Kabukicho.
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Breakfast available
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Non-smoking hotel
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2-40-9, Kabukicho, Shinjuku 160-0021 Tokyo Prefecture
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I stayed in Villa Fontaine Shinjuku for about 10 days during a recent business trip, and I found it to be terrific for the cost. Very clean rooms that are a decent size with a good sized bathroom, great friendly staff and a great location on the edge of Kabukicho...so not noisy, but close enough to everything including food, nightlife and train stations. The only disappointment was the lack of a self service laundry inside the hotel, you have to go to a public one down the road (although it's not far). I'd happily stay here again.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled on business
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Room Tip: The Superior Room is worth the extra cost for the bigger size of the room.
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Response from VF 新宿, 支配人 at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku
Responded Feb 20, 2020
Thank you for using our hotel. I am very happy to be satisfied with my long stay. I think the location is very good because Shinjuku Station can be reached on foot. The size of the bath that heals the body tired from work is also a charm of our hotel. Sorry for the inconvenience caused by the lack of laundry. I look forward to seeing all the staff again.
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A reasonably priced hotel in Shinjuku about 15-20 minutes walk from the Shinjuku Train Station. You can get to this train station via the Narita Express on your way from or to the Narita airport. It is difficult to find the first time, basically use the East Exit and head North from the Shinjuku Train Station. You need to walk around the Cinema complex (use the West side as the East side is a tad more seedy at night).
The staff were very helpful and polite. They helped with maps and suggestions of places/areas to visit.
The twin room we had (Room 1004 on the 10th floor) had a view and the biggest shower/bath room that I have ever seen in Japan. The room had a bright neon pink sign "Never ending journey" in the room on the wall for some reason (it can be turned off but just well...so Japan). The room was clean, modern and though relatively small was nice and comfortable. The hotel in general looked quite new.
The hotel is close to the Shinjuku neon night life which has to be seen to be believed (walk back towards the station). So many bright neon signs and young people around enjoying themselves. The area of Shinjuku takes on a different life at night. You can walk to the Golden Gai area (full of small bars) which is apparently an attraction. We saw the area during the day when mostly everything was closed (there are lots of CCTV cameras and warnings about not fighting).
The staff were very helpful and polite. They helped with maps and suggestions of places/areas to visit.
The twin room we had (Room 1004 on the 10th floor) had a view and the biggest shower/bath room that I have ever seen in Japan. The room had a bright neon pink sign "Never ending journey" in the room on the wall for some reason (it can be turned off but just well...so Japan). The room was clean, modern and though relatively small was nice and comfortable. The hotel in general looked quite new.
The hotel is close to the Shinjuku neon night life which has to be seen to be believed (walk back towards the station). So many bright neon signs and young people around enjoying themselves. The area of Shinjuku takes on a different life at night. You can walk to the Golden Gai area (full of small bars) which is apparently an attraction. We saw the area during the day when mostly everything was closed (there are lots of CCTV cameras and warnings about not fighting).
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Date of stay: February 2023
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Room Tip: Maps available at reception.
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The location is probably the best draw of this hotel. It's right smack outside Kabukicho, arguably the nightlife capital of Tokyo. It's rather close to Shinjuku Station as well, so travel to elsewhere in Tokyo and even the Kanto region isn't that difficult thanks to the abundance of lines there.
The hotel was quite spacious for its location. Beds and linens were clean, toilets were immaculate. Something I've noticed that this hotel lacked though, was a VOD card vending machine that seem so ubiquitous throughout our stay in Japan. No dining halls too, but the hotel would be delighted to send your breakfast (if you included that addon) to your room if you give them a phonecall.
The staff were great, just like almost every single Japanese person we interacted with during our stay there. Their command of English was quite good, and they will readily answer any questions you will have, from inquiries about the best food in Kabukicho, to the fastest way to get to Mt Fuji.
Great stay for its value!
The hotel was quite spacious for its location. Beds and linens were clean, toilets were immaculate. Something I've noticed that this hotel lacked though, was a VOD card vending machine that seem so ubiquitous throughout our stay in Japan. No dining halls too, but the hotel would be delighted to send your breakfast (if you included that addon) to your room if you give them a phonecall.
The staff were great, just like almost every single Japanese person we interacted with during our stay there. Their command of English was quite good, and they will readily answer any questions you will have, from inquiries about the best food in Kabukicho, to the fastest way to get to Mt Fuji.
Great stay for its value!
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Date of stay: January 2020
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Response from Cosmopolitan810632, マネージャー at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku
Responded Jan 19, 2020
Dear Guest Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We are glad that you enjoyed your stay. As your comment, our hotel is at a very good location. We are glad to hear that. The hotel is located in Kabukicho, one of Japan's most popular downtown areas, it has many restaurants and shops nearby. We are looking forward to see you again in the future. We hope to see you again. Sincerely,
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It is located in a very lively area but this does not affect the quality of sleep.
The structure seemed very new and the room, although not very large, had all the comforts.
Fantastic for the quality (therefore cleanliness, location and services) price ratio.
5 minutes from some fairly important metro stops
The structure seemed very new and the room, although not very large, had all the comforts.
Fantastic for the quality (therefore cleanliness, location and services) price ratio.
5 minutes from some fairly important metro stops
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Date of stay: October 2023Trip type: Traveled with friends
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Great location for exploring the area and for the train station. Very comfortable and quiet room, no noise at all. Small room, but big bed. Small toilet/sink area but big wet room shower/bath, with loads of hot water and very clean. Would definitely recommend.
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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First trip to Japan and this was my first stop. This hotel was incredible, clean, provided all necessities for travel and the staff were so helpful. I arrived at 2am due to my flight and this was no issue for staff. Many restaurants, cafes and shops near by, close to station and easy to navigate.
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Date of stay: February 2024Trip type: Traveled solo
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We booked the hotel through Expedia at an awesome rate. As we were staying for 8 nights, and not planning to spend a lot of time in the room, we shopped more on price than anything else.
We did read plenty of other reviews and warnings saying that the hotel was in a red light district. TAKE MY ADVICE AND IGNORE THE FACT - it was so harmless! If no one told us it was in a red light area we wouldn’t have know. There was nothing we saw during our 8 nights there that made it obvious. The only thing was many of the hotels in the area offered rates for either “resting” or “staying” - quite funny actually! We felt very safe at all times of the day and night walking to and from the hotel. The area was very clean and well lit.
The hotel itself still looks very new. The rooms are pretty small (when you have two adults and two large suitcases), but after a few days we found a place for everything. The toilet / sink area is a good size, and the mini-onsen of a shower / bath is huge, complete with stool and bowl, just like a proper onsen. The bathroom was complete with all amenities, including razor, comb, shower sponge, body soap, shampoo, etc.
The toilet was also one of the fanciest ones we saw in Japan - it had a bigger screen than many mobile phones, and more buttons than they probably require to launch a space shuttle!
The bed was a bit hard for my liking, but then I like a very soft bed, which we didn’t find anywhere in Japan. Our room had it’s own air conditioner that we were able to control.
We only tried the breakfast on day 1...... average, but then for the price we weren’t really expecting any more.
The Reception staff spoke enough English to get by, and they were very friendly and helpful.
We stayed for another two nights in Tokyo later in our trip at a different hotel, and felt Villa Fontaine felt more authentic and Japanese, compared to the other hotel being Westerner central.
We did read plenty of other reviews and warnings saying that the hotel was in a red light district. TAKE MY ADVICE AND IGNORE THE FACT - it was so harmless! If no one told us it was in a red light area we wouldn’t have know. There was nothing we saw during our 8 nights there that made it obvious. The only thing was many of the hotels in the area offered rates for either “resting” or “staying” - quite funny actually! We felt very safe at all times of the day and night walking to and from the hotel. The area was very clean and well lit.
The hotel itself still looks very new. The rooms are pretty small (when you have two adults and two large suitcases), but after a few days we found a place for everything. The toilet / sink area is a good size, and the mini-onsen of a shower / bath is huge, complete with stool and bowl, just like a proper onsen. The bathroom was complete with all amenities, including razor, comb, shower sponge, body soap, shampoo, etc.
The toilet was also one of the fanciest ones we saw in Japan - it had a bigger screen than many mobile phones, and more buttons than they probably require to launch a space shuttle!
The bed was a bit hard for my liking, but then I like a very soft bed, which we didn’t find anywhere in Japan. Our room had it’s own air conditioner that we were able to control.
We only tried the breakfast on day 1...... average, but then for the price we weren’t really expecting any more.
The Reception staff spoke enough English to get by, and they were very friendly and helpful.
We stayed for another two nights in Tokyo later in our trip at a different hotel, and felt Villa Fontaine felt more authentic and Japanese, compared to the other hotel being Westerner central.
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Date of stay: January 2013Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Stayed here for 2 weeks with my girlfriend. The hotel is not what it's website makes it out to be in terms of room size and visual frontage.
Pros :
- Cheap Room Rates
- Ultra Clean Rooms with awesome daily cleaning services and fresh Towels, Robs, sheets, everything when required.
- Free Cable Internet Access
- Beds and pillows were ultra comfortable
- Funky Modern Furniture with nice LCD TV in the room
- Friendly Staff
- Across the road to 24 hr mini super market awesome large collection of cheap priced quality food and alcohole.
- Excellent Air Conditioning (Makes a huge difference)
- Good view of the Shinjuku area in certain rooms (We got lucky, i imagine.)
- Location : It's near shinjuku station but not close enough if i had to do it again.
Cons:
- Rooms are tiny, 16 Square Meters. for the deluxe room that i was in there was barely room on the floor to put my suit case down and open, there were other slightly better designed rooms in terms of floor space but that would have come at the cost of the view which would be hardly worth it for a few extra center meters of space. At first this kind put us off but we got used to it.
- Views - Only certain rooms i.e. one corner of the building in this hotel would have views of the city and at only ten floors high that doesn't leave many. We were luck and got the top level room on the best corner with views of the city and the outer fringe of the red light district of Shinjuku, not that the window was that big or that the curtain could be pull back far enough to enjoy it. Nor that the window could be opened all the way not that you would want to for very long because the smell out side wasn't very nice.
- Location - This hotel is in the outer fringe of the red light district of Japan in Shinjuku. This means that when traveling from Shinjuku station to the hotel you are walking past Drunks, Homeless people, prostitutes, brothels, bars, clubs, pachinko clubs (Poker Machine Parlors ) More so it's extreamly close to a large hospital and a batting center which is incredible noisey on most nights especially weekends. This didnt really bother us much though we are from Sydney City area so we have seen it all and heard it all and are used to the Noise, people from quite suburban places would probably not cope well.
- Laundry services - Are a rip off through the hotel if you try to go to the laundry mat directly they will charge Westerners the same price as the hotel - $5-7 bucks to wash a pair of socks 12 bucks to wash a tee shirt what a joke. That pissed me off so much.
- International phone call rates - Are a rip off again ... i made 7 or 8 calls one slightly long call and they charged me $200 AUD ... another joke which i had to grin and bear .
- IF you going to Toyko for the first time and you want to do a lot of Sight seeing then your better off staying in central Toyko especially if your with your girlfriend. As most of the locations around japan in Tokyo are easier and quicker to get to from central tokyo station.
However if your there with the boys or unlike my girlfriend you have a girl who still likes to go out and party every second night then this place is for you. It's close to Shinjuku, Shibya, and Roppongi where all the decent bars and clubs. More so girls would love the shopping in these areas and Harajuku there is seriously 10,000 girls fashion outlets that is not a joke im probably being conserative with that number. Or if this is your second time to Toyko and your again looking to party, socialise and just go shopping than a hotel in these areas that are really close to the station would be your best bet. If was to go back i would look at the Prince Hotel Shinjuku or the Hilton in Shinjuku/Shibya area but obviously price would be somthing to consider when deciding this.
Aside from all this, I loved the two weeks i was there, it's incredibly safe, i don't speak a word of Japanesse but with a decent translation book we never got lost, there are maps with english translations everywhere on the train. The city is amazing you could spend years there and not experience everything that Toyko has to offer. It really is the culture shock if your looking for one when traveling around the world.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone, it took a few days but i really warmed up to it and was very comfortable and at the price it was practicall unbeatable especially since it was only built in 2007/8 so it's really new.
Pros :
- Cheap Room Rates
- Ultra Clean Rooms with awesome daily cleaning services and fresh Towels, Robs, sheets, everything when required.
- Free Cable Internet Access
- Beds and pillows were ultra comfortable
- Funky Modern Furniture with nice LCD TV in the room
- Friendly Staff
- Across the road to 24 hr mini super market awesome large collection of cheap priced quality food and alcohole.
- Excellent Air Conditioning (Makes a huge difference)
- Good view of the Shinjuku area in certain rooms (We got lucky, i imagine.)
- Location : It's near shinjuku station but not close enough if i had to do it again.
Cons:
- Rooms are tiny, 16 Square Meters. for the deluxe room that i was in there was barely room on the floor to put my suit case down and open, there were other slightly better designed rooms in terms of floor space but that would have come at the cost of the view which would be hardly worth it for a few extra center meters of space. At first this kind put us off but we got used to it.
- Views - Only certain rooms i.e. one corner of the building in this hotel would have views of the city and at only ten floors high that doesn't leave many. We were luck and got the top level room on the best corner with views of the city and the outer fringe of the red light district of Shinjuku, not that the window was that big or that the curtain could be pull back far enough to enjoy it. Nor that the window could be opened all the way not that you would want to for very long because the smell out side wasn't very nice.
- Location - This hotel is in the outer fringe of the red light district of Japan in Shinjuku. This means that when traveling from Shinjuku station to the hotel you are walking past Drunks, Homeless people, prostitutes, brothels, bars, clubs, pachinko clubs (Poker Machine Parlors ) More so it's extreamly close to a large hospital and a batting center which is incredible noisey on most nights especially weekends. This didnt really bother us much though we are from Sydney City area so we have seen it all and heard it all and are used to the Noise, people from quite suburban places would probably not cope well.
- Laundry services - Are a rip off through the hotel if you try to go to the laundry mat directly they will charge Westerners the same price as the hotel - $5-7 bucks to wash a pair of socks 12 bucks to wash a tee shirt what a joke. That pissed me off so much.
- International phone call rates - Are a rip off again ... i made 7 or 8 calls one slightly long call and they charged me $200 AUD ... another joke which i had to grin and bear .
- IF you going to Toyko for the first time and you want to do a lot of Sight seeing then your better off staying in central Toyko especially if your with your girlfriend. As most of the locations around japan in Tokyo are easier and quicker to get to from central tokyo station.
However if your there with the boys or unlike my girlfriend you have a girl who still likes to go out and party every second night then this place is for you. It's close to Shinjuku, Shibya, and Roppongi where all the decent bars and clubs. More so girls would love the shopping in these areas and Harajuku there is seriously 10,000 girls fashion outlets that is not a joke im probably being conserative with that number. Or if this is your second time to Toyko and your again looking to party, socialise and just go shopping than a hotel in these areas that are really close to the station would be your best bet. If was to go back i would look at the Prince Hotel Shinjuku or the Hilton in Shinjuku/Shibya area but obviously price would be somthing to consider when deciding this.
Aside from all this, I loved the two weeks i was there, it's incredibly safe, i don't speak a word of Japanesse but with a decent translation book we never got lost, there are maps with english translations everywhere on the train. The city is amazing you could spend years there and not experience everything that Toyko has to offer. It really is the culture shock if your looking for one when traveling around the world.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone, it took a few days but i really warmed up to it and was very comfortable and at the price it was practicall unbeatable especially since it was only built in 2007/8 so it's really new.
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Date of stay: May 2009Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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Booked this hotel based on the great comments here. It was my first time to travel to Japan, and I saw the popular reasonable priced hotel, from their pictures, they seemed old-fashioned and very small, so I was very hesitant.
The hotel is just a little bit hard to find, it's not as hard as other people say if you prepare well in advance, but it's not like it's on a main street or close to subway like some of the other hotels in Shinjuku.
During my trip I stayed in HVF Shinjuku & Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, to give a better idea, here's the comparsion of both hotel
Location:
HVF: takes about 8-10 mins walk from the main railway, you'll have to pass through a few different small area to get to the hotel
Sunroute: it's right above the Keio line which is useful for me since I was taking the train back to the airport and I didn't have to walk far with my heavy luaggage, it's also only 1 and a half block away from the Shinjuku JR Station.
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HVF: room is small with quite large bed, bed was comfortable, but since the large bed, there's not much room to do anything in the room. I have to give great compliments to the bathroom though, it's almost as big as the rest of the room. The toilet & the bathing area has a door to separate, so it's good if you're taking a long bath & someone has to use the bathroom. The bathing area has a bathtub and what was really great is there's a big shower area next to the bathtub, they gave this little chair to sit on while you're taking your shower, i think that's a nice experience of how Japanese lives and I didn't even want to go out of bathroom!
Sunroute: The room is small and the bed is small too, so there gives just a bit more room to move around. The room design is simple kinda like a business hotel, although the bathroom is old with the white walls turning yellow. It's not bad, but I'd prefer the room for HVF.
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HVF: It's a small boutique hotel, so don't expect it'll wow you, but it gives more than what a "real" hotel can offer you, they even offer free sandwiches for breakfast which taste awesome! If you don't mind the walk, it'll be a preferred choice as I believe the price is cheaper.
Sunroute: It's very convenient and great value for the hotel. Considering the price, it's newer and more comfortable than other hotels at the same price range.
Coming month, I'm going to Tokyo again, I choose to stay in HVF than Sunroute because it's a bit cheaper, and although the room is pretty much the same size, since the bed is bigger it gives me a more comfortable sleep.
The hotel is just a little bit hard to find, it's not as hard as other people say if you prepare well in advance, but it's not like it's on a main street or close to subway like some of the other hotels in Shinjuku.
During my trip I stayed in HVF Shinjuku & Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku, to give a better idea, here's the comparsion of both hotel
Location:
HVF: takes about 8-10 mins walk from the main railway, you'll have to pass through a few different small area to get to the hotel
Sunroute: it's right above the Keio line which is useful for me since I was taking the train back to the airport and I didn't have to walk far with my heavy luaggage, it's also only 1 and a half block away from the Shinjuku JR Station.
Room:
HVF: room is small with quite large bed, bed was comfortable, but since the large bed, there's not much room to do anything in the room. I have to give great compliments to the bathroom though, it's almost as big as the rest of the room. The toilet & the bathing area has a door to separate, so it's good if you're taking a long bath & someone has to use the bathroom. The bathing area has a bathtub and what was really great is there's a big shower area next to the bathtub, they gave this little chair to sit on while you're taking your shower, i think that's a nice experience of how Japanese lives and I didn't even want to go out of bathroom!
Sunroute: The room is small and the bed is small too, so there gives just a bit more room to move around. The room design is simple kinda like a business hotel, although the bathroom is old with the white walls turning yellow. It's not bad, but I'd prefer the room for HVF.
Others
HVF: It's a small boutique hotel, so don't expect it'll wow you, but it gives more than what a "real" hotel can offer you, they even offer free sandwiches for breakfast which taste awesome! If you don't mind the walk, it'll be a preferred choice as I believe the price is cheaper.
Sunroute: It's very convenient and great value for the hotel. Considering the price, it's newer and more comfortable than other hotels at the same price range.
Coming month, I'm going to Tokyo again, I choose to stay in HVF than Sunroute because it's a bit cheaper, and although the room is pretty much the same size, since the bed is bigger it gives me a more comfortable sleep.
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Date of stay: July 2010Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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While planning a two-week stay in Japan our only worry was the accommodation, as everybody says that hotels are quite expensive to stay in and the rooms are quite small. After days of research we managed to find the perfect mix - Hotel Villa Fontaine. The room was quite a decent size (if you can open the luggage on the floor and still be able to stay comfortable in the room, it's good sized :) ), the price was really reasonable and it was only 10 minutes away by walk from the main train station. So what the breakfast is not that decent, but you are in Tokyo! You can get some rice balls or yakitori in no time. And do not feel daunted by the 'red light district' name given to Shinjuku. It is a very tame area full of young promoters in the street and bars with flashy lights. While in the area be sure to check out the Golden Gai!
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Date of stay: September 2012Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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₱5,363 - ₱11,021 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Nearby attractions include Shinjuku Shisha Club (0.4 km), KUJIRA ENTERTAINMENT (0.3 km), and Art Bar Shutendoji (0.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a hot tub, and laundry service.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Guests can enjoy breakfast during their stay.
Is parking available at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Yes, parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Conveniently located restaurants include Rokkasen Otakibashiidori, Craft Beer Factory Shinjuku Ale, and Music Bar ROCKAHOLIC Shinjuku.
Is Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.5 km away from the centre of Kabukicho.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Japanese.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Nezu Shrine (5.8 km), Yasukuni Shrine (3.7 km), and Sengaku-ji Temple (7.3 km).
Is Hotel Villa Fontaine Tokyo-Shinjuku accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific inquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.