Hotels near Akabanebashi Station, Tokyo

Comfortable hotel for solo female tourists. Cleanliness was so good. Hotel has a free drinks on the 1st floor and some useful things like razors, toothbrush, hair brush, mouthwash and bath salt. In the room was pyjama and kettle. Location is so convenient too. Near by roppongi hills and other popular places. Good transport hub.

This hostel was an amazing experience! The location is super convenient for getting around, the room was clean and fresh with no weird smells, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The common areas were cozy and well-equipped, and the staff were warm and attentive. It offers incredible value for money, and staying here made my trip feel really secure and worry-free. Highly recommended!

It was my first time traveling to Tokyo, and I was really confused about staying in a B&B! In fact, I was very dissatisfied with this B&B at the beginning, but objectively speaking, it was a system and service problem! First of all, after booking a hotel on Ctrip, the hotel will tell you: click on their website one day in advance to upload the information of the guests. This link can really make people explode on the spot, because you can't access the Internet at all in China! This should be the point that Ctrip pays attention to, to communicate and find a more suitable solution. This wave of operations directly affects the check-in, because in terms of time, I couldn't open the webpage before landing in Japan. Even if I arrived, I had to do this and that in a hurry. Finally, I arrived at the door of the hotel and didn't receive the room password! Check-in is not convenient at all! Network restriction problem, no communication in advance, waiting at the door every minute, I made an appointment to arrive at Shibuya Sky at 17:40, but because I didn't have the password, I waited for 40 minutes in the B&B! I wanted to take pictures of Shibuya at sunset, but I missed it when I got there! ! ! ! I am very dissatisfied with this! ! So I gave 3 points for the service! ! ! Let's talk about things that are not related to human factors. Facilities: The facilities are good and clean. There are band-aids, cotton swabs, cooking, washing clothes, soap powder, detergent, etc. The bathroom is noteworthy. It is very comfortable to take a shower. Hygiene: I think it is very good. Don't be picky. I think it is very clean. Environment: This homestay is not difficult to find. It is just on the roadside. There is a subway and a Family Mart within 100 meters, and there is also a drugstore! I personally think it is very convenient. Go downstairs from the homestay and walk a few steps to the right to reach the subway entrance! You can see Tokyo Tower 200 meters to the left, which I think is very convenient. Service: Let's not talk about it. Taste it yourself. I give it 2🌟 because neither Ctrip nor the homestay has considered that the Internet cannot be opened in China. In addition to the service, other conveniences are really recommended. When we left, we also cleaned up and left. Give yourself a thumbs up!

Located in Shimbashi Station, Minato Ward, it's only about 1km from Tokyo Tower. Shimbashi Station offers incredibly convenient access to Shibuya and Shinjuku. There's also a smoking room, the hygiene is decent, and the facilities are comprehensive. They have coin-operated washing machines and a large public area with a microwave and a refrigerator. The toilet even comes with sanitary pads. A FamilyMart convenience store is just a few steps away, and there are vending machines right outside the entrance. I will definitely stay here again next time I visit Tokyo.

The room was a bit small, but it had all the essential amenities. The bathroom was quite tiny, and it would be cramped for two people. If you want a Tokyo Tower view room, make sure to book the room type shown with the Tokyo Tower in the picture and request 'tower view' in your notes. During the May Day holiday, the Tokyo Tower lights shut off at midnight. Breakfast was a bit pricey, costing an additional 150 or 190 per person (can't quite remember the exact amount), but the variety was excellent, and the freshly made cheese scrambled eggs were delicious. You can see the Tokyo Tower from the breakfast restaurant. The lobby is beautiful, and they offer luggage storage on both check-in and check-out days. The staff were all very friendly.

Honestly, I'm extremely disappointed with my stay at this hostel... But I'd like to point out that it was clean, the women's dorm had plenty of sinks, and the capsule itself had a curtain. Cons: 1. A huge negative for me is that the kitchen is only open from 8-9 a.m.; I'm not there during that time. I couldn't get in for four days, and the kitchen is important to me because I often cook for myself. 2. There's no common area/lounge area, so I had to eat outside by the door, in the cold. It's terrible. 3. You have to enter a code everywhere, on every door and even in the elevator. I was constantly afraid of losing my key with the codes. 4. Luggage storage is also only available until 9 a.m., which is inconvenient. Overall, if you don't need a kitchen, it's fine. If you do, it's a poor choice.

The location is fantastic, right next to Mita subway station, opening up to a business district. It's just a few minutes' walk to Tokyo Tower, Shiba Park, and Keio University. Getting to Haneda Airport by subway takes about 40 minutes. If you're just making a short stop in Tokyo before flying out of Haneda, this is a great value-for-money option. Sakurada-dori street has plenty of food options, from Japanese fast food to small local eateries, and there's even an izakaya street just outside Keio University's East Gate, so you're spoilt for choice when it comes to dining. The hostel itself is also very good: clean bedding, good privacy, and a safe environment. The washing and laundry facilities are convenient. There's a lounge available for eating, charging devices, and passing the time. The guests are generally well-behaved. The only downside is that you can hear guests coming and going at night. Check-in and check-out are fully self-service, which is very convenient.

I recently stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Shiodome Italia-gai and had a generally pleasant experience, though there were a few drawbacks worth noting. Location: The hotel is conveniently located within a short walk of several train stations and the monorail, making it an excellent base for exploring Tokyo. The surrounding Italia-gai district is calm and charming, with relatively light local traffic. However, the noise insulation leaves much to be desired. Trains from multiple nearby lines can be heard frequently and quite loudly from early morning till late at night. Additionally, the nearby fire department sirens are audible, though not as disruptive as the trains. Room: By Tokyo standards, the room was spacious and comfortable. However, I noticed blackish deposits around the air-conditioning outlet, which I hoped were not mold. To err on the side of caution, I chose not to operate the AC during my stay. Aside from this concern, the room was generally satisfactory. Service: Check-in and check-out were efficient and convenient via automated machines. The front desk staff were kind and accommodating, and assisted with any additional questions. Room service was thorough and reliable, ensuring a clean and pleasant environment throughout my stay. Breakfast: The breakfast buffet offered a mix of Japanese and European-style dishes. The taste and quality were acceptable, with an average but adequate selection. Between 7:30 and 8:30 AM, the restaurant becomes extremely crowded, often resulting in no available seating and a wait outside. The space feels undersized for the number of guests, making the atmosphere less comfortable during peak hours. It would be helpful if the hotel informed guests about busy times to allow for better planning. Overall: This hotel offers a convenient location, spacious rooms, and friendly service. However, improvements in soundproofing, breakfast crowd management, and room maintenance would significantly enhance the guest experience.

My stay at APA Hotel & Resort Roppongi Ekihigashi was nothing short of fantastic. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the efficiency and professionalism of the staff. Check-in was quick and seamless, and the team was always polite, attentive, and ready to assist with any questions. The location is absolutely perfect—situated in the vibrant Roppongi area, yet tucked away just enough to provide a peaceful and relaxing environment. It’s within easy walking distance of multiple subway stations, making it incredibly convenient to explore Tokyo. Whether you're interested in nightlife, dining, or sightseeing, everything is right at your doorstep. The rooms, while compact as expected in Tokyo, are exceptionally well-designed. Every inch of space is utilized thoughtfully, and the cleanliness is impeccable. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the amenities provided were more than sufficient, including high-quality toiletries, a large TV, and fast, reliable Wi-Fi. One of the standout features of this hotel is the resort-style facilities. The public bath (onsen) was a highlight of my stay—spotlessly clean, relaxing, and the perfect way to unwind after a long day of exploring the city. The pool and other amenities add an extra layer of comfort that you don’t always find in city hotels. The breakfast buffet was another pleasant surprise, offering a wide variety of both Japanese and Western options. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and well-presented, making it a great way to start the day. Overall, APA Hotel & Resort Roppongi Ekihigashi offers incredible value for money. It combines convenience, comfort, and excellent service in one of Tokyo’s most exciting districts. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Tokyo, whether for business or leisure, and I would absolutely stay here again.

The hotel's location is super convenient, right next to Shiba-koen subway station. For those traveling light, you can even walk from JR Tamachi Station in about 10 minutes. Tamachi is just two stops from Shinagawa, making it really easy to get to both Haneda and Narita airports. Shiba Park is just diagonally across the street, which was perfect for an early morning photo session with the Tokyo Tower – no crowds, just me and my camera! Then I'd head back for breakfast. Right out of the hotel, if you turn right, there's a large FamilyMart. Turn right again past the FamilyMart and you'll find Shiba Shopping Street, with two supermarkets where you can buy delicious sashimi. The hotel itself is a bit old, I'll admit, but it's very clean and the staff are all incredibly warm and friendly. This area is a traditional Japanese business and residential district, so it's very quiet. It's ideal for anyone looking to experience a peaceful Japanese atmosphere; after 6 PM, the streets are pretty empty. If you're looking for nightlife and excitement, you'd be better off staying in places like Odaiba or Asakusa. Finally, about breakfast: it'll fill you up, no problem. But if you're looking for a special breakfast experience, I wouldn't recommend booking a room with breakfast included. You get what you pay for, and for this price, what more can you ask for?