Kabukicho, Tokyo hotel rooms at the Independent

"Very convenient to family mart, 7eleven and starbucks. "

"Very comfortable bed I could have stayed in bed all day. Very clean and quiet well designed room for an airport hotel. Located within the airport/shopping centre which is very handy. There is a temple about 20min walk away which is interesting and suburban area of traditional housing, it’s well worth going for a walk and explore the area."

"Very clean, comfortable and spacious. Great location as it’s very close to the Shiomi Station, 20 minutes from Tokyo Disney and 30 minutes from nearby major cities. Away from all the hustle and bustle it was a great change of pace. Would come back again 10/10! "

"Love this place. Love the buffet breakfast - love the room with the sky tree tower view. Love how walkable it is to a lot of sights and activities."

"Excellent stay, highly recommend."

"Nice"

"The breakfast was great! Great location! "

"Room was pretty nice size, extra security around elevators (can't even access them without a room key). Right across from a Don Quixote as well, so that's never a bad thing. Didn't experience anything bad with the hotel. Kabukicho is just a little roudier at night, so lower floors may hear more commotion. Otherwise, enjoyed my stay!"

"The only negative thing I'd say about the property was the limited size of our room, other than that it is a well presented hotel with great staff. The area is a little sketchy (as to be expected from KABUKICHO) however it has got worse over the last 2 years since i was last here. The constant harassment from the Nigerians trying to get you into rip off bars or rip off strip clubs is getting worse, every corner i turned i was asked or grabbed by one of them, one of the nights i nearly lost my cool. The police do nothing reagrding these individuals and are to busy picking on the homeless. All in all great hotel, shame about the some of the people around the area, would i stay again? Definitely. I just hope Japan sorts out the things what really let KABUKICHO down."