The reason why you should stay at this hotel.

For those of you looking for an affordable and convenient place to stay with your family while traveling Japan, I've discovered a hotel right in central Tokyo.

That's easy access to everything and anything in and around the city, with spacious rooms, great food and delightful night views.

Washington Hotel Shinjuku won't disappoint.

Get to the Washington Hotel.

It's the easiest route you can walk.

The best way is by bus.

Walk out of the West exit in Shinjuku and take the we bus.

It's only a minute walk from the station.

It will drop you off right in front of the hotel.

When you get on the bus, make sure you hit the button as soon as it says Washington Hotel Shinjuku on the screen.

When you get to the hotel, there will be a couple Dusty can go to.

One is a main desk where there are English speakers as well as the foreign visitors does.

Just bring your passport, check in at the front desk and you're on your weight.

I love this hotel because of how multi lingual it is.

I heard languages from all over the world everywhere I went.

Another really awesome thing is back that they gave me a hot towel to clean my hands with.

In Japan, this is common most places, so I was definitely pleased.

Just make sure you're polite and fold it up after you're done way.

Got to breakfast tickets in our room key in no less than a couple minutes.

The rooms are very spacious, one of the rooms being for three people, so we got a little tour of it.

Okay, so we're in the triple room right now, so you can have up to three people in one room, which is really cool.

When I first walked in, it was literally like it looks so small and I was like, Wait, that's triple room And then you turn the corner and there's like three beds and then there's a little sitting space, so it's really nice.

It's super convenient to come here because, you know it's in the middle of Shinjuku.

Super great for a location.

Easy to get anywhere in Tokyo.

So if you're planning on coming to Tokyo, I think this is the easiest place to get to.

It's literally like a few minutes walk from the station, but you can take a bus like we just did so.

Yet this is the triple room, and it's very spacious, complete with pajamas, water to drink and a spacious bathroom.

These rooms have a lot to offer, and you can get that Tokyo authentic hotel field.

They told us that each floor has a different aroma to it, such a floral or musk.

I thought that was really interesting.

And guess what else they had that I was completely obsessed with by They had an R two D two type service robot that delivers all sorts of things, from alcohol to snacks to bath salts.

He comes right to your room whenever you call.

What's the robots?

Spirit cereal.

Whenever he's called, the staff puts in the items by opening the container on his head, and he's programmed to find the correct room.

After he delivers, he heads back to his home station.

Thing is, I'm hitting home.

There's also coin laundry, but you have to go next door to the annex.

Tease it if you need any information.

There is also an information desk.

The restaurant we chose for our stay is so Zao is literally right in the same building, so you don't need to go outside.

I've been here before in a previous video, if you remember and was one of the best experiences I've had in Tokyo.

Basically, it's fishing for your own dinner.

Here's a clip from my last visit with my friend Tyler.

He'll explain exactly how to do it.

Tyler from Dona TV is going Teoh.

Teach us about this menu because I've never been here before.

So basically, the way that works, there's two ways you can do this.

You can either order the fish itself or you can catch it, and then they'll cook it in a certain way.

Catching.

It's obviously cheaper than just ordering it straight out, but the way you can get it, each fish has a different way.

You could have it cooked like the red snapper.

You get it grilled fried.

Once you catch the fish, you give it to the staff members, right?

It can be very rewarding when you work for your food.

I think it tastes actually better.

We decided to fish for some red snapper fish.

After about 20 minutes or so, we caught one and asked him to boil half of it and make the rest into sashimi.

You can have it cooked any way you'd like.

Okay.

We headed to a room and took a short rest before heading out to the city.

I love the design of our room.

The lighting was warm and the room smelled so nice.

They said they even have an all woman's floor.

If you're interested in something like that, if you beautiful you from outside, we got a TV.

So, teen, all the manuals and menus are in multiple languages, including English.

So you don't have to worry.

If you don't speak Japanese, we're gonna order from a robot because downstairs and even wanting Teoh, I love this little effect on noogies face right now.

My God, Look at that room.

Service by delivery.

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Oh, yeah, but basically they have Tokyo craft beers, Coca Cola chips, facemasks.

Oh, my God!

Even ordered face bath.

Yeah, Bath.

So whoa, we didn't know that that school This is peace, math, organic potato chips.

So you confront all sorts of stuff.

You can rent irons again.

Air conditioners.

You can write mobile phone Chargers.

You can rent Children's carts and carts.

What do you call it with the words baby buggy?

Baby buggy.

Okay, adapters, rental PCs, Woah PC dating a step.

You know, those short people problems?

How to use the TV, How to use everything.

Everything's in English, you guys.

The bus service is a bus to go to Canada.

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I got him to close.

All right, so we are headed to the government building.

It looks like it's completely closed.

Okay, so I don't think we're gonna be able to go inside.

Really?

It's so dark and scary looking first if we wanted to go see the views from up there, there's nobody outside.

Someone looks closed.

20 that won the blue lit lit up one.

Okay, It looks like this.

Across from the hotel is the government building, where you can see a gorgeous night or day view of the city on clear days.

Mount Fuji can be seen during the day, so if you have a chance to check it out, please do made it to the top.

There's lots to do here.

Actually, there's karaoke bars, restaurants.

Everything's in the building.

You do not have to go outside.

If you need to get anywhere, you could just go underground and, like, walk, walk, walk to wherever you need to go.

We came during Christmas.

Times of the design of the hotel was in the holiday spirit, but the main attraction in the lobby are the lamps on the ceiling that are supposed to resemble much of tea whisks.

It made one of the top 100 designs in the world.

We just look up and now we're going to eat breakfast.

I don't know how much I can eat, but did you can eat a lot if you want, so it's 7:30 a.m. And I'm cold.

So I'm wearing my jacket and I guess the breakfast is upstairs so one floor up.

We're in the 24th floor.

My gosh.

Views Supposed to be okay, here's the thing.

Japanese hotel breakfasts are the best in the world, in my opinion.

And the Washington Hotel Shinjuku blew me away with how extravagant their breakfast waas.

I'd literally stay here just for the breakfast.

Hotel breakfasts and Japan are different in a good way, ranging from french fries, curry and rice, fish and tons of vegetables.

It's more like a brunch, even at eight.

In the morning, you can get whatever your heart desires.

I honestly don't know, like you dessert after breakfast.

Count me in what I wanna know.

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Is what hotel breakfast are like in your country.

Okay, So one thing that's really great about Pan is the fact that they're so kindly.

But the service here is so upscale, especially here.

Like I just went to the bathroom and it came back there like Welcome back.

Won't come back in there like bound their heads like three people that were bowing.

Their heads is so funny.

And the other thing we notice is like you.

D was about to come to the breakfast in pajamas.

It was like note duty.

Japan didn't do that.

Here in America, you do like you wake up in a hotel and you're in your pajamas and just go get breakfast.

But here you dress up.

You have to not dress up dress up, but you just put on normal clothes.

You know when you go get your breakfast.

But yeah, it's so different here, like breakfast in a hotel in Japan is just completely different.

But it's amazing if breakfast in Japan in a hotel is way better than America because America's just cards, cards, cards, cards and here it is like vegetables and, like finish vision fruit and coughed like good coffee like express espresso and salads.

And it's just it's amazing, like my family really loved it when they came here and had breakfast.

So after breakfast, we checked out of the hotel checking out, took two seconds at one of the machines and we were on our way.

Everything's good.

Stay was very, very enjoyable and loved it.

Love the rooms.

We slept really good.

We're gonna go check out the observatory one more time before you G goes to work because you could see Mount Fuji so clearly today, so I wonder if it's crowded.

Okay, so we couldn't get to the top because duty has work.

So we're just gonna head back home.

But it's a really cool thing to see if you're around Shinjuku to go to the top, like see Mount Fuji and stuff like that so you can only see when it's yes.

We can only see Mount Fuji when it's sunny and not rainy and cloudy.

So get there when you can thank you guys for watching.

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