Hotel New Shohei is an independent hotel operated by a company called Shoheikan Co., Ltd.
I thought that Shohei was the name of the founder, but it seems that the name "New" was attached to it because it used to be an inn called Shoheikan, which was converted into a hotel.
Shoheikan operates this hotel and a seafood izakaya called “Genya” on the first floor.
We also operate a 7-Eleven franchise and a Doutor Coffee franchise.
The former president and current chairman of Shoheikan seems to be a celebrity in the industry who has served as an officer of associations and associations of hotels and inns.
The nearest station to Hotel New Shohei is Yotsuya Station, which is a 2-minute walk from the nearest exit.
If you walk through the shopping street called "Shinmichi-dori", you will find it on the right side.
When you enter from the right side of the izakaya and go up to the second floor, there is a front desk, but the world changes from here.
It seems that the concept is "deep in the center of Tokyo" and "DEEP BLUE COMFORT", and the lounge opposite the front desk is stylish. You can have wine for free.
For a moment, I thought the room was too dark, but that's the concept, so when I imagined going into the deep sea, it felt right.
The interior is based on dark navy, and there is a bed, a wooden and iron desk, and a wagon.
Some of the equipment and fixtures are not found in a normal business hotel, but I didn't mind so much if I could get a drink in the lounge.
The unit bath was small at 110cm/150cm, but it was clean.
There is no view because it is adjacent to the building next door.
Breakfast is served in the lounge on the second floor.
It was written as a buffet, but this was a simple light breakfast.
If you would like to see a video introduction of this hotel, please search for "night report" or the hotel name on youtube.
starstarstarstar hakurepo yukky
I used it at the time of the concert at the National Stadium.
One station from Shinanomachi Station, it won't take 5 minutes on foot from the station?
It was very close and convenient.
The area is surrounded by restaurants, so you don't have to worry about eating.
Convenience store is also nearby and it is perfect.
The room is the same as a normal business hotel, and the outside of the window is a wall.
The free breakfast was also delicious.
A business hotel in the city in a good way (^^;
It can be a little hard to understand
Do inexperienced people often get lost?
However, if you are used to traveling, there is no place as convenient as this.
In addition, if there is a concert in a similar place, I will use it.
Thank you very much.
starstarstarstar Masakazu
Don’t let the online photos fool you, the place is run down. BUT if you go for the day use Onsen at 2 pm (that’s when it opens), there’s a good chance it will be less crowded (I had the place to my self for about 45 min! - two people for a quick shower and soak at 2 pm then no one until after 3 pm - I’m assuming right after they checked in). The outdoor pool/Onsen, in the snow, was wonderful! Seems like most people were here to ski, so I’d expect it to be busy in the evenings with hotel guests. ¥700 was good for no crowds!
starstarstarstar Ma Malia
Stylish ''business'' hotel conveniently located near Yotsuya Station. The hotel is down a charming and lively side street filled with restaurants, bars and cafes. Inside is modern and sleek with a stylish cafe/lounge in the lobby. Complimentary drinks and snacks throughout the day and then free alcohol (wine, beer, highballs) make for relaxing end of the day. Rooms while small are perfect for busy travelers who intend to be out of their room most of the day. Rooms are equipped with TVs, mini-fridges, a small closet for jackets and a decent sized bed. Amenities are suitable for short stay business travelers who probably only need shampoo, but the front desk carries most other important daily necessities.
All in all a good choice for short stays and business trips, where people who do not require spacious rooms and constant service.
starstarstarstarstar John Holbert
Fantastic location, very close to Yotsuya station in the middle of Tokyo. Small but very stylish. The room was ‘business hotel’ small, but with everything you need for a good nights sleep. The real gem is he second floor lounge. Complimentary wine, juice, biscuits, and even cup noodle in the evening and simple breakfast options in the morning. The first floor seafood restaurant is excellent, and the whole lane, Shinmichidori, has lots of friendly little pubs and restaurants to chose from. Friendly, non-intrusive staff. A great choice for a short stay, where convenience and economy are more important than a spacious room.
starstarstarstarstar Terri Johnston
Maintenance: extremely poor, on the brinks of collapse, old dirty tatamis, stained carpets, dirty windows.
Staff: ok I guess, try their best, but not so professional.
Food: very average. Timings are not appropriate for people in vacation (breakfast before 7:30, dinner before 18:30).
Onsen: very nice, probably the only thing that still bring customers.
starstar Victor Malgras
Nothing flashy. Onsen was decent. Not in the easiest location to get to everything in kusatsu if you're walking.
starstarstar Andrew Robinson
Close to the Subway Station, in a small quiet street, full with super Restaurants and fast food!!
starstarstarstarstar András Turanitz
Got on wrong shuttle to here and they were so nice to call my hotel and have them pick me up. The receptionist lady spoke perfect English and was lovely . Looks really family friendly. Would consider staying here next time.
starstarstarstarstar Chase Metro
We loved our experience there! The staff was nice and we got to try out a lot of very traditional food. The baths are a lot of fun and with nice location (one is on the roof overlooking the city)
starstarstarstarstar Elena Erbiceanu
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