OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts Reviews

The hotel is very convenient, and provides the needs that you need. Clean and room has window. It doesn’t give u a fancy touch but u feel very comfortable and just the right level of standard u are paying for. Will high recommend to others.

the location is excellent and close to JR station! A lot of restaurant choices just down the road which is great. However the bed is very soft and the room is quite small, making it hard to move around with the luggage laid out.

Good location, however very poor service, no place to work out the room (there is a place which iwas closed and you need to pay 500 yen) , if you need extra blanket be ready to pay 3000 yen what a nonsense ! The price isn't worth staying, however it is beautiful building with fancy design. In lobby it is impossible to work as it is very cold and crowds of people . I completely dindnt appreciate the hotel , it is definitely not four star hotel, no service and no one is interested in your desires and needs.

OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka is conveniently located in the middle of several metro stations, all within 6-7 minutes walking distance. There are numerous restaurant choices around the hotel. Hotel staff are very cheerful and helpful. It is a very good value for money choice for travelers of small groups.

All are good, but the room is extremely small. Do not have space to open the luggage.

Reasonably located. Check-in time is pretty strict (even 20mins early wasnt allowed) Contactless check-in at self service kiosk with English language available but staff still had to help as the scanning of passport wasn’t too straightforward. Staff always greet us on our way out or in. No phone in the room resulting in having to go to the corridor to call or head down for any requests. Staff were pretty prompt to requests. Sadly no airport express bus available.

Clean and tidy. Hotel located in a convenient district. Takes only less than 5 mins walk to nearest metro station.

Its a nice hotel. And it’s rather convenient as it’s only 3 minutes walk from the metro station. I’d recommend it to anyone who travelled to Tokyo for the first time.

Very cool

It is close to the subway station, the Ichidada Shrine and the National Diet Building, and is a good location. There are also many restaurants around. There are many business chain hotels around. In comparison, other hotels have buffet breakfast and hot springs, but this one does not. However, the room is large and some activities are arranged (see Figure 1). Although I did not have time to participate, this is also the strength of Hoshino as a resort chain.

Facilities: Although the room is relatively small, it has everything and the toilet is relatively large. Hygiene: I stayed for 6 days and someone came to clean up the garbage and change new towels every day, but it seemed that there was no cleaning. Environment: There are convenience stores, restaurants, coffee shops and massage shops downstairs. The neighborhood is not noisy. It is about a 5-minute walk from Akasaka Mitsuke and Akasaka Station. Service: There are still staff to help check in at 12 o'clock in the evening. Overall, it is a good value hotel in Tokyo

The location is very good. There are many places to eat and drink downstairs. It is also close to the subway.

The location in Akasaka is very good, and there are restaurants downstairs. The room was of normal standard and very clean…

I have been to Tokyo many times, and this is my first time staying in Akaba. This is not a traditional tourist area, but it is very convenient to travel. There are direct subway lines to Ginza, Ueno, Shibuya, etc. There are many restaurants around, and it is also very lively at night. The bathroom facilities and beds in the hotel room are very comfortable. The only drawback is that the room is small, and it is difficult to spread out and organize if you bring a large suitcase