Shinjuku Hotels

That is how many our current collection of Trip.com's Shinjuku Area grouping returned with a complete record — a star class, a guest rating, a review count and a street address — and with an address our own check placed in Shinjuku Ward. Shinjuku plainly holds more hotels than that. This is the selection one collection method surfaced, not a census of the district, and it was not padded out with nearby properties to look fuller.

Probably. Every property this collection returned is 2 or 3-star, and none of the district's higher-class hotels appeared in it. That looks like a limit of how the listings were collected rather than a statement about Shinjuku, so treat the absence as a gap in this page, not evidence that such hotels are not there.

Every one is 2 or 3-star as Trip.com classifies it, and every address was checked to sit in Shinjuku Ward. Beyond the classification and the address, this page does not describe what a stay is like — nobody here has stayed in them.

No. No source states a verified walking time for these properties, so the guide compares the ward each hotel sits in and leaves the distance to a map. A timing invented here would read as a fact and would not be one.

They are Trip.com's own guest scores, out of 10, shown with the number of reviews each score is calculated from. The Global Hotel Tokyo scores 8.9/10 from 554 reviews; E Hotel Higashi Shinjuku scores 8.5/10 from 1,131. Both figures are stated; which weighs more is the reader's call.

No. Rates move daily and by date, so a figure written into this page would be wrong within a day of publishing. Current prices are on the booking partner's own page, which is where each hotel's link goes.