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Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan · Kimpton · Core Luxury

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Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo stands in Nishi-Shinjuku, the western skyscraper district laid out in an unusually orderly grid just beyond the world's busiest railway station, and opened in 2020 with 150 rooms. Meiji Jingu, the forested shrine completed in 1920, is a fifteen-minute walk south through Yoyogi Park, and the Metropolitan Government Building's free 45th-floor deck, five minutes away, shows Mount Fuji on clear days.

About Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo

History

Meiji Jingu, the serene forested shrine completed in 1920, is a 15-minute walk south through Yoyogi Park, grounding the neighbourhood in nature and ceremony.

The setting

Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo stands in the heart of Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo's western skyscraper district laid out in an unusually orderly grid just beyond the world's busiest railway station. The twin-spired Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building rises five minutes on foot, its free 45th-floor observation decks offering sweeping views including Mount Fuji on clear days. Meiji Jingu, the serene forested shrine completed in 1920, is a 15-minute walk south through Yoyogi Park, grounding the neighbourhood in nature and ceremony. Shinjuku's famed Golden Gai bar alleys and department stores lie minutes east, making the location equally suited to cultural exploration and business travel. 3 km from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden.

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