Hotels in Akasaka, Tokyo

Subway access nearby is quite convenient. At approximately 15.6 sqm, the room felt noticeably more spacious compared to the typical 10 sqm rooms often found in other business hotels nearby. The hotel seemed to attract a lot of international guests. A coin-operated laundry facility is available on the 13th floor (300 JPY for a wash, 100 JPY for drying), though it tends to get quite busy in the evenings. There's a small gym on the third floor, which I considered a nice bonus. Breakfast was decent, and the restaurant also serves lunch. My only minor complaint is that, despite being a non-smoking room, I could faintly detect a smoky smell on the bath towels and pillows.

Spotlessly clean, incredibly convenient, and felt very safe. The attention to detail was excellent, with housekeeping ensuring the room was immaculate every single day. There were also tons of food options right downstairs, and having a 7-Eleven was incredibly handy! I loved being able to just pop down for food daily. Will definitely stay here again!

The best aspect of this hotel is the location which is next to Akasaka-Mitsuke. The service of the staff needs improvement as it’s lacking compared to other hotels in the same area. The non-smoking room smells significantly like smoke, which exacerbated my allergy symptoms. I would not be recommending this hotel.

It was a Friday, so the price was a little higher than usual. It's approximately 300-400 meters from both Akasaka and Tameike-Sanno subway stations, making it quite convenient to reach Ginza and other popular spots. The neighborhood is packed with restaurants and convenience stores.

Great Location with everything central within walking distance. Very helpful staff and good english speaking. Would recommend to friends and family.

The b Akasaka is very modern and comfortable. The room wasn't big but it was clean and cozy. The shower has body spray jets and that was very nice. The staff was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was good. Not many options but I thought the available choices were good. I liked the flavored syrups for the coffee and the yogurt with muesli and fresh fruit.

About 10min walk from akasaka mitsuke station with some medium slopes, but totally manageable. Free face masks, feet masks and various amenities which is a big bonus. Spacious rooms.

Great location. Close to subway, restaurants, pharmacy, bars, mini groceries and more. Stumbled onto the Harry Potter area which I didn’t know about nor interested in… but I was cool for my 6 year old. Definitely a great location for basing yourself to explore. Didn’t use the facilities - restaurant, men only hot bath 😳 etc. hotels stored bags until check in and our bags were in our room when we arrived.  Receptions staff fussed over my daughter and gave little gifts which makes kids happy.  Rooms are tiny but we made a queen bed room work for 2 adults and a 6 year old with 3 giant ski bags (3 x 110 litre bags). Rooms were clean and quite modern. Usual wear and tear for a hotel. Staff were super friendly and happy to help. Comfy bed although on the soft side.  Overall very nice experience for us very seasoned travellers. will stay again.

It’s a tight fit room but this is Tokyo but it’s clean. No laundry here but I booked knowing that. The Akasaka station is a 9min trek but feels longer with luggage going uphill. So many stairs. The Tameiko-Sanno station is better with an escalator option from exit 12b but yeah still some uphill to the hotel. And it’s humid in Tokyo so it feels hotter! Lots of eating areas especially around Akasaka station. And there’s a 7-eleven next door :)

Very tight space even for Tokyo. Only enough walked space to roll your bag into the room. For the price there are more spacious options. Onsen was very good and they had a lounge for fee of jpy2000 roughly for drink all you can and finger food. They have 2 entrances as they occupy the whole building which gives easy access from either road. Easy to find too and quiet despite the location on a drinking street