The room was very small & basic and a bit outdated, and the hotel was not super close to the station I used, but there were no problems, and the price fit the budget. The location is good in that you're in Shinjuku and not off somewhere in the east side of Tokyo, but not great in that it's not so close to Shinjuku station. For the price I paid (around 5000 yen) I was satisfied.

I must say a positiv suprise. Did not have great expectations on the hotel but it supried me. Clean, very good service nice batroom. Very nice controlpanel for tv sound system. Internet access just outside the door.

We stayed here for 4 nights at the end of our 3 week honeymoon travelling around Japan. We found it quite hard to find but once we got there it was easy to walk to the main area of Shinjuku & the station. The hotel was clean & the staff were very friendly, the internet access was the best we had found in 3 weeks as it worked properly & was quick. The rooms were small, like any other normal Japanese hotel we had stayed in, but very clean & had everything we needed, toiletries etc. The only thing I didn't like was the teabags they provided in the room, they tasted like corn. There was a fridge, table & chairs & kettle so were able to make something to eat in our room. Air conditioning etc. provided too.

The hotel was right next to a chinese restaurant, which we kept meaning to go in to as we were fed up with Japanese food. There was several supermarkets nearby we bought food from & the hotel provides a free bus service to Shinjuku train station, I think the first bus is as early as 7am. The hotel is about 5-10 minutes walk from the Metropolitan Government Building, which is fantastic as they allow you to go in & go right up to the top & get a great view of Tokyo (see separate review). There was a small park straight accross the road from the hotel, which we decided to go for a stroll in. This, unknown to us, was Chuo Park (Central Park) & although there was a nice wee pond with fishes & a waterfall or two with terrapins, it was filled to the brim with homeless people who have built a campsite village everywhere.

I'd recommend staying at this hotel because of it's good location, reasonable prices & excellent customer service. Basic, clean & comfortable.

I'll be honest, it is not the most modern hotel or the cleanest, but it is cheap, the location is very central, and despite being in the middle of Tokyo you have the green lung of Shinjuku central park practically outside the doorstep!
Ok, surrounding this park area are a number of better know hotels. Hotels like the park Hyatt, Hilton and so on... but this hotel beats them hands down on price.
For the location: There is no immediate subway access, but just down the road (some 4-500m) there is a subway station. But for people like myself there is no problem in walking the 1km or so to Shinjuku railroad station. And with this entire area being Shinjuku you are practically in the center of town, the center of entertainment and the center of the scenes used in the movie "Bladerunner".
Ok, so to walk to the hotel can be long for some of you, but being normal it shoulden't be a problem. The hotel offers a shuttlebus service free of charge to the railstation, but it only has a regular service in the morning before 11AM and in the afternoon and evening roughly 3-7PM. It drops you off at the west exit of Shinjuku railstation.

Downsides...
This is far from the most modern hotel, and it shows.
The rooms are ok though. Carpet slightly worn, but beds are comfortable and if you stay on the park side of the hotel you actually have a decent view.
Watch out for the rooms on the backside though. The view is right into an apartment building and at night your curtains can be a little thin so all your actions are practically visible to the outsides.
The other downside is the cleanlyness. Found some dust here and there and the general state of the carpet just gave me a sense of being dirty.
The hallways, not neccesarily dirty, just have this old feeling to them. feels like they haven't been refurbished since the hotel was built. Brownish colour to the walls... but the carpet here was ok! :)

The service of the hotel is good. Not the best due to the language barrier, but still good. They were helpful with directions and getting taxis and honestly did their best to understand whatever english was spoken to them. A select few of the staff had very good english.

The lobby area offers a slecetion of phones and rental computers. By rental I mean you can buy 10 minutes of internet use for 100yen. They also offer printing services, but I did not try this.
Just by the lobby the also serve a decent breakfast, but I didn't try this either. I just heard from one of my travel companions that it was ok.

But all in all.
The price and the location in Shinjuku make up for the downsides.
It is a generally good travellers hotel and good for a short stay of a few days.