The hotel was fine. The room and bathroom was really small (as you would expect in Japan).
Good Points - Hotel was close to subway / Swimming pool & lounge on the 11th floor, although small, was good for an hour on relatively warm afternoons / Bar was an Irish pub with the meals very good / McDonalds about a five minute walk. / Fairly quiet.
Bad Points - Thought I'd bought breakfast but on first morning, realised I hadn't / Check in at 3pm was a bit negative (I'd flown almost 14 hours and got to the hotel at 12pm the following morning). Went to lunch but still really negative.

Location - 1 stop away from shinjuku. Less busy part of town.
Restaurants- quite a few choices on the same street including access to family mart and Lawson across the hotel
Rooms - Basic but small rooms. Good for 1 person. Seems to be the standard in Japan. Pillows were odd, like cardboard stuck together, good thing I had a travel pillow!
Bathrooms- Very clean!
Check-in - automated and easy

Over-all: will definitely stay again!

A very busy hotel with 18 floors and only 4 lifts and no stairs. Around checkout time we waited 6 times for the lift and every time the door opened it was packed to the brim full of people.

With the coronavirus a serious threat forcing that amount of strangers in a lift together for a 10am check out time is irresponsible.

The same thing happened the night before it was the exact same thing waiting 10-15 mins for the lift. Ridiculous.

Rooms were tiny as was the bathroom.

On the plus side the TV was big and there was a nice view from the window. The male staff members were very nice, polite and accommodating.