JR九州ホテル ブラッサム新宿
- City
- Tokyo
- District
- Shinjuku (South)
- Indicative budget
- €€
Indicative figures, confirmed at quotation stage
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MICE strengths
- Shinjuku South Exit and Busta Shinjuku 3 minutes away
- Quiet rooms, premium twins with view baths
- Breakfast featuring Kyushu produce
- Easy access to the Narita Express and airport buses
Why choose it
A higher-quality business hotel to house a group in Shinjuku, with direct access to airport buses and the Narita Express.
Possible limits
No meeting rooms; compact single rooms. Room count to be confirmed with the hotel.
Airport
Haneda: about 35–50 minutes by limousine bus or taxi. Narita: about 80–90 minutes on the direct Narita Express to Shinjuku.
Station
3 minutes on foot from the South Exit of JR Shinjuku Station and the Busta Shinjuku bus terminal; about 2 minutes from the Toei subway lines.
Indicative budget
€€Indicative: ¥25,000–42,000 per night, depending on season.
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On request
