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The pool and shuttle bus service from the hotel to Shinjuku station has permanently ended as of March 31st, 2021.
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That's odd. The pool's on the 28th floor and I understand from a comment upthread that elevators serving the lower floors are separate from those serving the higher floors. Does that mean getting from a suite to the pool requires guests to go down to the lobby and switch elevator banks?
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That's odd. The pool's on the 28th floor and I understand from a comment upthread that elevators serving the lower floors are separate from those serving the higher floors. Does that mean getting from a suite to the pool requires guests to go down to the lobby and switch elevator banks?
The spa, fitness room, and banquet rooms remain on the uppermost floor. Half the elevators go to the 28th floor, so you can wait for one of those to arrive, or you can go to the 27th floor and change elevators there, or you can simply take the stairs from the 27th to 28th floor.
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I’ve got a week with two rooms booked for July. But with the way things are going, I will likely cancel our J tickets 😢. I just don’t think they will be welcoming American tourists by then (or at least not easily). Such a bummer.
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Similar here...we have 4 rooms for 6 nights in late June. C'mon Japan, open up. Pretty please.
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There is no pool anymore.
The spa, fitness room, and banquet rooms remain on the uppermost floor. Half the elevators go to the 28th floor, so you can wait for one of those to arrive, or you can go to the 27th floor and change elevators there, or you can simply take the stairs from the 27th to 28th floor.
The spa, fitness room, and banquet rooms remain on the uppermost floor. Half the elevators go to the 28th floor, so you can wait for one of those to arrive, or you can go to the 27th floor and change elevators there, or you can simply take the stairs from the 27th to 28th floor.
I wanted to select a suite on a higher (25+) floor - but I didn't realize all suites were between the 6th & 9th floors. I guess the only other option is booking a regular room and requesting a high floor - Any advice from FTers that are familiar with the property?
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Aah ... that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
I wanted to select a suite on a higher (25+) floor - but I didn't realize all suites were between the 6th & 9th floors. I guess the only other option is booking a regular room and requesting a high floor - Any advice from FTers that are familiar with the property?
I wanted to select a suite on a higher (25+) floor - but I didn't realize all suites were between the 6th & 9th floors. I guess the only other option is booking a regular room and requesting a high floor - Any advice from FTers that are familiar with the property?
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Aah ... that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
I wanted to select a suite on a higher (25+) floor - but I didn't realize all suites were between the 6th & 9th floors. I guess the only other option is booking a regular room and requesting a high floor - Any advice from FTers that are familiar with the property?
I wanted to select a suite on a higher (25+) floor - but I didn't realize all suites were between the 6th & 9th floors. I guess the only other option is booking a regular room and requesting a high floor - Any advice from FTers that are familiar with the property?
Not sure how many people are staying with you but no rollaways in CR. You can add it to VD room. It’s funny that VD is slightly smaller than CR.
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newbie here going to Japan for first time (hopefully) later this year. What's the current best use of points? 17k for the club suite? Cash + upgrade with points to another room? Going with my SO on our belated honeymoon (2 years overdue) and will be in Tokyo at least 1 week!
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Higher floor vs Lower Club floor
Club rooms including suites are located 9F and below and rennovated. On the other hand, higher floor e.g. 25F has great view but not renovated somehow.
I don't remember from whom I heard perhaps hotel staff ; That was intentionally designed. There is a great park Shinjuku Central Park in front of the hotel. The hotel intended to provide the garden view towards the park and thought closer atmosphere, i.e. lower floor should be prestigious location. That's why the club lounge is located at 9F as well as club rooms. However, the view towards West is good (sometimes you can see Mt.Fuji) especially from higher room ; and atrium view suite located on 9F does not make sense for that concept...
Recently Northern half of the Shinjuku Central Park was also renovated, which used to be home of homeless people and now it is good place to take a walk.
As for elevator, out of 6 (except parking one), 3 are between 2-28 and the other 3 go 1-27. That's annoying whichever floor you stay, 50% chance you need to change to go to gym(28F) or Seven-Eleven/Subway station/Bridge to the park(1F)... My rate feels like 75%
I don't remember from whom I heard perhaps hotel staff ; That was intentionally designed. There is a great park Shinjuku Central Park in front of the hotel. The hotel intended to provide the garden view towards the park and thought closer atmosphere, i.e. lower floor should be prestigious location. That's why the club lounge is located at 9F as well as club rooms. However, the view towards West is good (sometimes you can see Mt.Fuji) especially from higher room ; and atrium view suite located on 9F does not make sense for that concept...
Recently Northern half of the Shinjuku Central Park was also renovated, which used to be home of homeless people and now it is good place to take a walk.
As for elevator, out of 6 (except parking one), 3 are between 2-28 and the other 3 go 1-27. That's annoying whichever floor you stay, 50% chance you need to change to go to gym(28F) or Seven-Eleven/Subway station/Bridge to the park(1F)... My rate feels like 75%
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I don't remember from whom I heard perhaps hotel staff ; That was intentionally designed. There is a great park Shinjuku Central Park in front of the hotel. The hotel intended to provide the garden view towards the park and thought closer atmosphere, i.e. lower floor should be prestigious location. That's why the club lounge is located at 9F as well as club rooms.
I don't remember from whom I heard perhaps hotel staff ; That was intentionally designed. There is a great park Shinjuku Central Park in front of the hotel. The hotel intended to provide the garden view towards the park and thought closer atmosphere, i.e. lower floor should be prestigious location. That's why the club lounge is located at 9F as well as club rooms.
As an aside, the Atrium suites probably have the absolute worst view of the entire hotel. Bedroom has no window at all. However, if you are a chasmophile you will love the Atrium Suite.
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