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Citadines Shinjuku Tokyo: Family Rooms & Child Policy

Tokyo · Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku · Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station, about 5 min walk; Shinjuku-sanchome Station

Conditions last checked on the hotel’s official pages: 2026-10-05. Official website

Family rooms at a glance

Room typeMax guestsBeds / futonsSizeChildren
Stay Connected 3 BedsUp to 5 guests; rate covers 4 adults, 5th guest charged extra1 queen bed + 2 single beds (5th guest arrangement not stated)50 m²Not confirmed
  • Free bed-sharing: Not confirmed
  • Baby cot: Not confirmed
  • Laundry: Coin laundry on site (ground floor launderette)
  • Kitchen: Kitchen equipment listed: mini fridge, kettle, rice cooker on request, crockery; stove not stated (overview table labels it full kitchen)
  • Connecting rooms: Bookable as connecting (sold as its own studio-type connecting room type)

Child policy

The hotel publishes these rules for children:

Free bed-sharing ageNot confirmed
Bed-sharing limitNot confirmed
Counted as a guest fromNot confirmed
Several childrenOccupancy is stated per room type in total guests (e.g. Studio rooms 'Max 2 pax (3rd pax chargeable)'; Stay Connected 3 Beds 'Max 5 pax, 4 adults included, 5th guest charged'); no free child/bed-sharing rule stated
Baby cotNot confirmed
Extra bedExtra bed available for a nightly fee

No bed-sharing age or crib policy found on the official discoverasr.com property page or amenities page (checked 2026-10-05). Official pages mention child-friendly amenities on request (subject to availability) and a babysitting service. Direct curl to discoverasr.com returned 403; content read via WebFetch.

Room typeChild rule on the room pageBaby cotExtra bed
Stay Connected 3 BedsNot confirmedNot confirmedExtra beds available for a fee (property FAQ); whether one is used for the 5th guest in this room type is not stated

Can a family with 3 children stay in one room?

With two adults and three children you are five people. Whether one room is enough depends on two numbers the hotel publishes: the room’s maximum guests and the age up to which a child can share a bed without being counted.

  • Stay Connected 3 Beds: Up to 5 guests; rate covers 4 adults, 5th guest charged extra; sleeping places Not confirmed.

All room types listed here take 5 or more guests in one booking. If your children are older than the bed-sharing age, count each of them as a guest and make sure the room has a sleeping place for each.

Room types for big families

Stay Connected 3 Beds — Citadines Shinjuku Tokyo

Tokyo · Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku · Shinjuku Gyoenmae Station, about 5 min walk; Shinjuku-sanchome Station

  • Connecting apartments
  • Sleeps 5
  • Sold as a pair*

* Sold as a pair = our reading of the room type, not the hotel’s wording. What this means

Sleeps
Up to 5 guests; rate covers 4 adults, 5th guest charged extra
Bed layout
1 queen bed + 2 single beds (5th guest arrangement not stated)
Room size
50 m²
Laundry
Coin laundry on site (ground floor launderette)
Kitchen
Kitchen equipment listed: mini fridge, kettle, rice cooker on request, crockery; stove not stated (overview table labels it full kitchen)
Connecting
Bookable as connecting (sold as its own studio-type connecting room type)
Smoking
No smoking in rooms or shared areas
Notes
Property lists child-friendly amenities on request and a babysitting service; no age policy found on official pages.
Official room page

Checked 2026-10-05 on: discoverasr.com/en/citadines/japan/citadines-shinjuku-tokyo, discoverasr.com/en/citadines/japan/citadines-shinjuku-tokyo/stay-connected-3-beds, discoverasr.com/en/citadines/japan/citadines-shinjuku-tokyo/amenities

* Sold as a pair: Our reading, not the hotel’s wording: when two connecting or adjoining rooms are sold as their own room type, booking that room type should get you both rooms together, unlike a “connecting request”. Most hotel pages do not use the word “guaranteed”, so confirm with the hotel if it matters.

Sources

We have not stayed at this hotel. This page only summarises what the hotel publishes; the hotel’s own page and your booking confirmation take priority. “Not confirmed” means the pages we checked do not say.