Shinjuku City Hotel N.U.T.S Tokyo

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Within walking distance of Japan's urban heart, the City Hotel N.U.T.S, Shinjuku, Tokyo is the perfect base for an exciting holiday or productive business trip. Only moments away from the Shinjuku Gyoenmae subway station, this moderately priced hotel boasts easy access to every corner of this exciting capital, whilst providing some local tranquillity in nearby Shinjuku Park and Imperial Gardens. The seasons of Japan can be enjoyed from this calm city oasis, before the hustle and bustle of thriving shopping districts beckon you again. Glittering skyscrapers, neon lights, noisy markets, giant plasma screens and karaoke bars - Tokyo has it all, and this area is awash with enough entertainment palaces and restaurants to keep you occupied for a lifetime. Fancy hiring bicycle and taking to the city streets Tokyo style? Friendly staff at the City Hotel N.U.T.S will be only too happy to help. And if you are a business visitor in urgent need of a PC, you can even hire a computer from reception too! Step outside the hotel door and you'll find every kind of restaurant to whet your palate. From sweet potato and noodles, fried sardines and speciality dumplings, choice is something you'll have plenty of. The City N.U.T.S Hotel is the ideal place to come and sleep it off afterwards, and staff will point you in the direction of the nearby sports centre if you're still feeling guilty the next day. Should the hectic pace of Tokyo life begin to wear you out, why not book yourself a much-needed massage in the hotel's wellness centre and spa, where a range of treatments will soon have you feeling like a new person. The efficient on-site laundry service is great if you're planning a longer stay, and ensures that you look as good on the outside as you feel inside. The west side of Shinjuku, a seismically stable area that escaped the last earthquake with nary a scratch, is Tokyo's skyscraper district featuring (among others) the gargantuan Tokyo Metropolitan Government Offices. Microsoft has a major office (with an imposing sign) just across the street from the south exit of the station. The east side of Shinjuku is devoted to shopping and nightlife, including Tokyo's largest red-light district Kabukicho and gay nightlife central Shinjuku ni-chome. *MUSEUM NOGUSHI HIDEYO MUSEUM Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery This gallery is located at the end of an avenue of ginkgo trees, a popular stroll, and houses paintings associated with Emperor Meiji and Empress Dowager Shoken. Open 9:00-17:00. Last entry 16:30. Admission JPY500. National Stadium and other sports facilities Completed in 1958, the National Stadium is the venue for soccer's annual Toyota Cup, and in 1991 the IAAF World Championships were held here. The public can register to use the gym, indoor pool and sauna. The track is available for jogging.

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