Shibuya Ward -hotel question

Hello All,
could you please advise- Nihon Seinenkan Hotel - Is this hotel in a good location for our first time in Tokyo, for 6 nights ? It's close to the Meiji Jingu Stadium.

Thank you in advance!

When people ask advice, they mostly want to know if others agree with the decision they have already pretty much made. The hotel has good ratings, and rooms are from $150 to $200 per night. You'll have to do some walking to get to the two closest stations (one subway & one JR - Japan Rail). The closest convenience stores are at Gaimmae station (subway Ginza Line) and Shinanomachi station (JR Chuo Line & JR Sobu Line). One stop from Gaimmae station is Aoyama-itchome, where you can transfer to the Odeo & Hanzomon subways. The Chuo Line takes you to Tokyo station in one direction, and Shinjuku in the other. The Sobu Line takes you to Akihabara in one direction, and Shinjuku in the other. You can look at Google Maps for your hotel at http://tinyurl.com/y79zf2sw. Use Street View and Satellite View to look around the area.

Nihon Seinenkan Hotel is newly opened hotel in August 2017. It located right opposite the Jingu Stadium. Only 30 seconds walking distance.

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http://www.nippon-seinenkan.or.jp/en/
I think they rebuild at the same location. The new one is 3rd building. So you didn�ft waste your time.

Wow, that's quite a change! The old place (I used to live around the corner from there) used to cater to huge groups of high-school students as guests, as the name implies.

Anyway, it's a relatively quiet neighborhood, with a nice green space on one side and a massive construction project on the other side, which will someday be the new Olympic stadium.