Cape Sunosaki Holidays

Property is quite a walk to hirajuku subway station. But still walkable which we did with a 7 y.o. We walk to the subway everyday. The rooms are small but still manageable if you arrange your luggages. Family of 4. 2 big, 2 medium, 3 small luggages and 4 backpacks. We are all so packed inside the room😆. 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed. We are all so tight. For the price it’s good. We were in the second floor no elevator. It’s clean. if you don’t mind these inconveniences, this hotel is for you. It’s a little far from kabuchiko but our family able to walk back and forth during morning and night time. We feel safe. Our 7 yo able to manage the walking. No staff at check in but there was a staff at check out who is very helpful in carrying our luggages. Still recommend.

Wonderful hotel and staff!

There’s a small (3cm) step right before the front entrance that is hidden but the shadows. Easily can trip or slip off it’s raining. Otherwise, the staff were polite. The cleaning crew did a great job and the area was perfect. Close to grocery store, konbinis, within walking distance of several stations.

The property was clean and organized, but I have two major complaints. The first one is that the room floors were accessible from the street level, without a keycard or access code, making it a serious safety risk. The second is that the room was awfully small for four people.

Brilliant choice for my wife, 8yr old son and I. Directly opposite a 24/7 convenience store, quiet residential street with loads of trendy little restaurants, short walk to the hustle and bustle of Shibuya and scramble crossing/Shibuya Station (which puts you one train stop away from Harajuku, and 3 stops to Shinjuku). Rooms spacious for Tokyo, fridge, freezer, washing machine & dryer in room (very helpful), kettle and basic cooking equipment, wifi, Netflix (login to your own account), free ground coffee machine (hot/iced) in the foyer, friendly and helpful staff - honestly it was bloody fantastic, we’ll stay again next time we’re back in Tokyo.