Conveniently located amid the skyscrapers of Shinjuku and connected to Takashimaya Shinjuku shopping complex via a footbridge, this superb choice offers smallish rooms with a view, at a fraction of the price of nearby competitors. Luggage carts instead of bellhops and vending machines in place of room service seem like no sacrifice at all when the rewards are mesmerizing panoramas from the 20th-floor lobby lounge and the rooms, which occupy the 22nd to 35th floors and come with skyline maps that help identify landmarks outside your window. The best—and most expensive—rooms (ask for one on a higher floor) face east or south, where views over central Tokyo take on a neon glow at night. Couples might note, however, that doubles are much smaller than twins.