Best rooms at Shinjuku Granbell Hotel, ranked
Best rooms: For the best mix of space, view and private outdoor access pick Deluxe with Loft and Terrace (ground floor) for its terrace and king bed. If you want the top-level suite experience choose The Pent House Suite or The Club Suite (both are the hotel’s premium suites and include Club Lounge access for Executive/Suites).
In this guide
- 1) Deluxe with Loft and Terrace, Ground Floor — best private outdoor space
- 2) The Pent House Suite — best top-tier suite
- 3) The Club Suite — best for Club Lounge access near rooftop
- 4) Executive / Studio and Executive / Windows Room — best modern king-room choices
- 5) Deluxe Room and Superior Room — best standard upgrade picks
- 6) Rooms to avoid if you need lots of space: Economy categories and some lofts
- 7) Practical tips when choosing a room
1) Deluxe with Loft and Terrace, Ground Floor — best private outdoor space
Why choose it: this room pairs a king bed with a private ground-floor terrace, making it the best option if you want direct outdoor access from your room in Kabukicho.
Who it's for: travelers who value extra living space and a terrace for morning coffee or a smoke break (the hotel is 100% non-smoking indoors; a designated smoking area exists).
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Ground-floor location with private terrace
- Loft layout: extra sleeping/loft space in some configurations
- Good for those who prefer more floor space than standard rooms
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Private terrace | Outdoor seating and fresh air without leaving the room |
| King Bed | Single large bed for couples or solo travelers who want space |
| Ground-floor access | Easier luggage handling and terrace use |
2) The Pent House Suite — best top-tier suite
Why choose it: The Pent House Suite is the hotel’s highest-category suite and offers the largest, most premium room layout the property lists.
Who it's for: travelers wanting suite-level space, larger bedroom furnishings and Club Lounge access (Executive Rooms and Suites include Club Lounge access).
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Includes access to the Club Lounge when booked as an Executive/Suite
- Most suitable when you want extra living space and a more polished room experience
| Consideration | What to check with the hotel |
|---|---|
| Club Lounge access | Confirm inclusion on your booking if Club access is important |
| Bed type | Listed as 1 King Bed — good for couples or solo travelers |
| Room size/details | Official site lists it as a top suite; ask for specific square meters if space is critical |
3) The Club Suite — best for Club Lounge access near rooftop
Why choose it: The Club Suite combines suite comforts with Club Lounge access and is convenient for guests who plan to use hotel food and drink venues like restaurant G and the roof top bar & terrace G.
Who it's for: guests who want a dedicated suite experience plus the lounge perk rather than just a larger standard room.
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Club Lounge access included for Executive Rooms and Suites
- Close vertical access to the 12th-floor restaurant and 13th-floor rooftop bar
| Nearby hotel venues | Distance/floor |
|---|---|
| restaurant G (French & Italian) | 12th floor |
| roof top bar & terrace G | 13th floor |
| live cafe G | 1st floor |
4) Executive / Studio and Executive / Windows Room — best modern king-room choices
Why choose them: Executive / Studio and Executive / Windows Room offer king beds with more conventional modern layouts and are useful if you want roomy standard accommodations without upgrading to a suite.
Who it's for: solo travelers and couples who want a true king bed (Simmons beds are used across the property) plus reliable in-room Wi‑Fi.
- Executive / Studio — 1 King Bed
- Executive / Windows Room — 1 King Bed
- Both include Club Lounge access when booked as Executive Rooms
| Room | Key upside |
|---|---|
| Executive / Studio | Larger studio layout for working or lounging |
| Executive / Windows Room | Focus on window views and natural light |
| Shared benefits | Simmons beds; free Wi‑Fi (25+ Mbps reported) |
5) Deluxe Room and Superior Room — best standard upgrade picks
Why choose them: Deluxe Room and Superior Room are step-ups from Economy and standard categories, each listed with a Queen bed and typically more floor area and window seating.
Who it's for: travelers who want a comfortable double/queen bed without the cost of an Executive or Suite.
- Deluxe Room — 1 Queen Bed
- Superior Room — 1 Queen Bed
- Both are often used by guests wanting more space than Economy categories
| Good for | Typical reason to pick |
|---|---|
| Couples | Queen bed and slightly larger layout |
| Longer stays | More storage and seating than Economy rooms |
| Budget-conscious comfort | Better value than suites while still roomy |
6) Rooms to avoid if you need lots of space: Economy categories and some lofts
Why note this: independent reviews and the hotel materials note many standard rooms are compact and in-room minibars are not provided. Economy Single, Economy Double and Economy Twin are the smallest categories.
Who might avoid them: travelers with lots of luggage, long-stay visitors who need more living space, or anyone who needs an extra bed (rollaways and cots are not available).
- Economy Single — 1 Large Twin Bed
- Economy Double — 1 Double Bed
- Economy Twin — 2 Twin Beds
- Rollaway beds and cots are not available at the property
| Room | Why it's compact |
|---|---|
| Economy categories | Designed for short stays and light packers |
| Some Loft layouts | Loft areas can reduce usable ground-floor living space |
| Implication | Book a higher category if space is a priority |
7) Practical tips when choosing a room
Check Club Lounge inclusion: Executive Rooms and Suites include Club Lounge access, so compare rates if lounge access matters to you.
Confirm bed type and floor: room names list the bed type (for example, Deluxe with Loft and Terrace — 1 King Bed). If you want a terrace, confirm the ground-floor terrace when you book.
- Breakfast is not included with standard room rates — it’s a paid buffet at restaurant G (12th floor).
- Free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel; reported speeds are 25+ Mbps.
- Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, coin laundry (2F) and on-site parking (reservation required).
| Service | Notes |
|---|---|
| Breakfast | Paid Japanese/Western buffet at restaurant G |
| Rooftop bar | roof top bar & terrace G on 13F — check hours before visiting |
| Parking | On-site self parking available with advance reservation |
