We have stayed at this hotel many times in the past mainly because of its connectivity and proximity to Takashimaya. However we found that the hotel is getting dated and basic amenities like a simple shower mat is not provided. We stayed two nights there before moving over to Kanazawa and came back after that to stay a further two nights. On my return leg, the receptionist offered me a paid upgrade to “a bigger room on a higher floor” for a few thousand yen more per night. As it turned out, the room was on a higher floor but the size and layout of the room was exactly the same. I would not have opted to pay for a higher floor of the same room.

Love our full week stay in Southern Century Tower. We had Xmas high tea before we left. Love it!

Great location but the amenities are lacking, basic things like a rubber mat in the long bath and bottled drinking water are not provided. We have stayed many times in this hotel before.

Carpet could be better cleansed everyday

Carpet could be better cleansed everyday

A classic hotel in a very imposing building. This hotel was our first stop in Japan. It is very well located making it very easy to get to the biggest railways station in the city - The Shinjuku station (both Subway and train station). Someone looking for information Will probably find that the station is nearby, at just a 5 min walk, but the truth is even better: the hotel is located inside a complex of buildings and the station is inside this complex. Very easy to get inside the station from the second floor. Another good surprise is that the hotel houses a Bus Stop of the LIMOSINE bus. If you are traveling packed, LIMOSINE bus is the best way to go from the aiports to the city center. It is a little bit pricy for our reality, but at the end it was tottaly worth it as saving time in Tokyo is always the best choice. The rooms have a very nice view from the city. A bad aspect is that it is a little bit aged but at the end the final balance is positive

A classic hotel in a very imposing building. This hotel was our first stop in Japan. It is very well located making it very easy to get to the biggest railways station in the city - The Shinjuku station (both Subway and train station). Someone looking for information Will probably find that the station is nearby, at just a 5 min walk, but the truth is even better: the hotel is located inside a complex of buildings and the station is inside this complex. Very easy to get inside the station from the second floor. Another good surprise is that the hotel houses a Bus Stop of the LIMOSINE bus. If you are traveling packed, LIMOSINE bus is the best way to go from the aiports to the city center. It is a little bit pricy for our reality, but at the end it was tottaly worth it as saving time in Tokyo is always the best choice. The rooms have a very nice view from the city. A bad aspect is that it is a little bit aged but at the end the final balance is positive

Good location right by Shinjuku station and mins from Takashimaya, Hands stores. Only problem is the taxi driver had a bit of problem finding the hotel. We got lost trying to get back at night cos it’s not easy to spot the hotel given the 3 levels of ground. Even my gps got confused. Exit E14 to the south. Landmarks include My Lord dept store at the other end of the hotel, Times Square and Tim Ho Wan. Hotel is not a standalone but housed within the Century Southern Tower, from level 20 to 35.