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Vacation Rentals & Apartment Hotels in Shinjuku

Tokyo's largest entertainment district and busiest transport hub, with the easiest access across the city.

Properties in Shinjuku

76 properties found

About Shinjuku

Shinjuku is one of the liveliest and most varied areas in Tokyo. Around Shinjuku Station, which handles more passengers than any other station in the world, you will find sightseeing, food, and shopping all in one place. Spend the daytime strolling through Shinjuku Gyoen or taking in the skyline from the observation deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, then watch the neon of Kabukicho light up after dark. Distinctive pockets such as Shinjuku Nichome and Omoide Yokocho mean there is always something new to find. Shopping runs from department stores like Isetan and Takashimaya to down-to-earth shopping streets. Haneda Airport is about 40 minutes by train and Narita about 80 minutes. Asakusa is around 30 minutes away and Shibuya around 10, making Shinjuku an unbeatable base for exploring Tokyo.

Hotel or apartment hotel?

sumyca apartment hotelTypical business hotelWeekly mansion
Room sizeRoomy (studio to family)CompactMedium
Kitchen & washerFull kitchen & washerNone (coin laundry)Usually a basic kitchenette
SleepsOne guest to a whole family1–21–2
Check-inSmart-lock self check-in, 24hFront deskKey pickup may be required
Length of stayA few nights to 30Best for short tripsBy the week
Feels like living, even across several nightsEasy for a night or twoAmenities vary widely

Columns other than sumyca are typical examples. Size, amenities and capacity vary by property.

Which part of Shinjuku?

  • Kagurazaka & Ushigome

    Cobbled slopes, hidden alleys and a refined food culture — a calm, grown-up quarter, and where sumyca has the most apartments.

  • Waseda & Takadanobaba

    A student town: affordable, full of places to eat, and well connected to the centre by the Tozai line and the tram.

  • Ochiai & Nakai

    Quiet residential streets — a settled, everyday feel that suits longer stays of several nights.

  • Nishi-Shinjuku & Yotsuya

    A high-rise business district close to major stations; handy as a base for work trips.

Around Shinjuku

  • Cafés & coffee shops

    café Arles

  • Shrines & temples

    Hanazono Shrine

  • Parks & gardens

    Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

  • Restaurants

    Bar Albatross, Tsunahachi Main Store

  • Attractions & landmarks

    Kagurazaka

  • Shopping streets & markets

    Golden Gai, Omoide Alley

  • Convenience stores & supermarkets

    7-Eleven Nishi-shinjuku 7-chome, My Basket Nishi-shinjuku 8-chome, Matsumoto Kiyoshi Shinjuku South Exit

Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.

Japanese culture & experiences in Shinjuku

  • Tea ceremony & ikebana

    Rakuu-tei Teahouse, Shinjuku Gyoen

  • Calligraphy & crafts

    Tokyo Some Monogatari Museum, Futaba-en

  • Temples, shrines & culture

    Hanazono Shrine, Juniso Kumano Shrine, Suga Shrine

  • Traditional performing arts

    Shinjuku Suehirotei, Yarai Noh Theater

  • Onsen & public baths

    Thermae-Yu, Benten-yu

  • Other Japanese culture

    Shinjuku Historical Museum, Natsume Soseki Memorial Museum

Facility information is as of August 6, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

A place to stay with in-room living facilities like a kitchen and washing machine, booked and checked into like a hotel. It works for a single night up to 30 nights.

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