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5 star

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu
4.9/585 Reviews

The Capitol Hotel Tokyu

Tokyo|0.42km from Akasaka
Exceptional hotel, with exceptional service. The staff from concierge, to Saryoh club lounge, restaurants and the Spa were amazing. We stayed here for a 15 year anniversary and the staff ensured we celebrated and enjoyed all moments. Shout out to the Tepanyaki chef from Hokkaido who has been with The Capitol Tokyu for over 15 years, from preparing a remarkable and unforgettable meal. The hotel and its staff really make their residents feel extra special. Well done
Ana InterContinental Tokyo, an IHG Hotel
4.3/5139 Reviews

Ana InterContinental Tokyo, an IHG Hotel

Tokyo|0.6km from Akasaka
The hotel is very cosmopolitan the clienteles are mostly international. The service is excellent and the view is fantastic on a clear Day you can see Mount Fuji. The breakfast buffet is good but he’s too busy for my liking.
The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
4.8/5103 Reviews

The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Tokyo|0.81km from Akasaka
The room and view are great, and the service is worthy of the price. The swimming pool is good, but children are not allowed to swim. The children are a bit disappointed. If you are a parent, you will not choose this place next time. Conrad’s facilities are not as new as Prince Gallery, but it is more child-friendly . This hotel is suitable for couples... it will be very graphic.
Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower
4.6/5278 Reviews

Hotel New Otani Tokyo Garden Tower

Tokyo|0.84km from Akasaka
Absolutely top-notch service although the hotel is a bit old but they maintain the whole environment as if you were arriving at a brand new opening hotel in 70s. Almost as if you were walking through the history of time where the service is still at its excellency. It’s amazing! Those elderly women who work as janitor is also super professional. It seems like they work there since the hotel opening. Super nice Buffett and a great ambience of miniature garden in the center of hotel hallway. It’s merely a great experience staying here!
The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo
4.6/582 Reviews

The Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu Tokyo|0.84km from Akasaka
The service attitude is very good, but there are only 2-3 people checking in and checking out, which is not enough. There will be a lot of queues. Although there will be helpful receptionists to ask for reservation information in advance, it will still take a long time. The advantage of the lobby is that it is on a high floor. The privacy is good. There is a dedicated elevator to get to the guest room, but the disadvantage is that you need to go to the elevator every time you go out/come back. Compared with the accommodation experience eleven years ago, the facilities feel obviously outdated. Breakfast is not a buffet but an a la carte menu. I don’t know how often it changes, but it is the same for two consecutive days. Although there are many ways to prepare eggs, the appetizers, salads and fruits are the same. It may be a bit boring if you eat it for two more days. Freshly baked bread will be served. Come here and let me choose, but they are all shortening and French tart, which are quite greasy. Several kinds of homemade yogurt are good. The puddings are all sweet. When I ordered on the first day, I ordered pancake as the main dish, which was relatively normal. The waffle that came with the second day was also shortened. The chocolate after housekeeping is delicious. There are two kinds of dark chocolate and milk chocolate. The hotel’s chocolate lobby restaurant also sells it. It's not too far away from Roppongi Tower. It's about 1.00km or 10.20 minutes walk. You can see the night view of Tokyo Tower from a distance.
The Kitano Hotel Tokyo
4.8/541 Reviews

The Kitano Hotel Tokyo

Tokyo|0.86km from Akasaka
My business partners in Tokyo are asking me how I found this hotel, as it is often mentioned by people who work with representatives of neighboring governments and are long-term residents. Thanks to the Trip.com, and my ”virtual” online friends! My husband and I stayed in Tokyo for six nights, so we wanted to find a traditional hotel that was bigger and more functional than our budget could afford, and KA could afford this bill. Two people 150,000 yen a night, we got a bigger room on the seventh floor (level B), facing the highway (they said there was a quiet non-smoking room for me). The room was a great room ¬ bathroom, screen, kitchen. No separations in living and sleeping areas. Ample lighting and desk lamps. The room was clean (the cement walls in the bathroom looked to be bleached), comfortable beds, competent air conditioning, two windows played a good role in blocking the noise, although we still often heard traffic noise, occasional alarms and conversations. Construction is underway next door, but not close to us. At the moment, the front sidewalk is being remodeled at night. The bathroom door is made of woolly glass, so it is not completely private in the room. There is no exhaust fan in the bathroom. We used the coin-operated washing machine and the result was satisfactory (100 pieces pressed once, dried every fifteen minutes), and iron and ironing board. A local call was 10 pieces. Use cable network. Flat-screen TV with CNN channels. There is no supermarket nearby, but we found that there will be a grocery store that is OK in 15 minutes, and there is one in Akasaka. We use the subway in a lot, although we have to go a long way to Ginza, the other route is from the tunnel, or the ground. We walk to Palace, Akasaka, Honda (Asimo). Place was quiet when there were no workers around on weekends. Friendly staff. Maid service twice a week.

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Keio Presso Inn Akasaka
4.2/548 Reviews

Keio Presso Inn Akasaka

Tokyo|0.12km from Akasaka
I can't spend it comfortably because the facilities are new. I didn't care about cleaning and water discharge. The air cleaner was also in each room and was saved at this time. The desk is also large, the outlet is also 2 on the desk, １ on the bed. Recently, there are some hotels with chargers, but there are no chargers or USB outlets, so I think it's better to have them if necessary. The room feels like where to spread the suitcase, but there was more space between the bed and the desk than I thought, and there was no problem using it alone. This room seems to be able to stay up to 2 people, but if it is not so big, I don't think the bed feels so tight even for 2 people. There is instant coffee and tea. There is no water. If you stay, you will have free breakfast (６:30～). Muffin, croissant, soup (5 kinds: bean soup, corn soup, consomme, miso soup, etc.), cabbage, mini cutlet, scrambled egg, yogurt, coffee, etc. I don't have to think about breakfast, so I think it's good for 1 days and 2 days. You may get tired of going on 3 days. But it's free. As for the location, I saw it from the exit as soon as I left Akasaka Station ５ｂ exit. It is close. There were supermarkets, convenience stores, stabas, pharmacies, etc., and there were restaurants in the building near TBS, and there were celery and lunch boxes in the basement of the building of ***. Mac, dotol, etc. are also nearby and convenient. Akasaka Mitsuki Station is a little walk compared to Akasaka Station. There were many Chiyoda lines using Akasaka station, so it was the main station of Akasaka station, and it was about to use Akasaka Mitsuki station by route, so there was no problem.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka
4.6/534 Reviews

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka

Tokyo|0.16km from Akasaka
I thought it was a very nice hotel, such as the kind response of the staff and the attentive housekeeping, and it was perfect for long stay. I think the amenities that can be selected are very happy for women. I was worried that the sound of water droplets sometimes sounded from around the toilet at night, but it seems to be okay now. (Maybe by chance) I like the classical atmosphere, so I calm down. I stay at several work pattern hotels, but Akasaka is a great cospa, regardless of the location that is not inconvenient at all, such as eating and drinking. I would like to use it in the future. I don't think it's a Viking because it's a type that doesn't eat so much in the morning, and the breakfast at 1F Kamishima cherry blossom shop is also good.
Centurion Hotel Residential Akasaka Station
4/5131 Reviews

Centurion Hotel Residential Akasaka Station

Tokyo|0.2km from Akasaka
My recent stay at Centurion Hotel in Akasaka was overall quite enjoyable. The hotel offered excellent service, comfortable accommodations, and a convenient location. However, the only downside was the absence of a full-length mirror in the room. The staff members were friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant experience from check-in to check-out. The room was tastefully decorated and provided a cozy atmosphere, with a comfortable bed for a good night's sleep. Is a bit noisy because is near the street. While the bathroom was clean and well-equipped, the lack of a full-length mirror was a minor inconvenience. Having one would have made it more convenient to check outfits and appearances before heading out. Despite this small drawback, I would still recommend Centurion Hotel to fellow travelers. It's a great choice for its excellent service, comfortable rooms, and convenient location.
Hotel Hillarys Akasaka
4.3/5155 Reviews

Hotel Hillarys Akasaka

Tokyo|0.2km from Akasaka
the hotel is located in a cozy area, in between stations of 2 subway lines, with cafe, pubs and restaurants nearby. everything in this hotel is ‘just enough’ - the size of the room and bathtub isn’t big but just enough, the hot spring area has just the right amount of space to shower and dry the hair, the room doesn’t come with complimentary water but there’s tea and detox water in the lobby. however the fridge in the room turns off itself and overnight food storage is an issue. service is wonderful nevertheless.
Henn na Hotel Tokyo Akasaka
4.4/5246 Reviews

Henn na Hotel Tokyo Akasaka

Tokyo|0.24km from Akasaka
Hotel has a pretty good location, walking distance to train stations, plenty of restaurants around, next to a Seven Eleven which is pretty handy for snacks at night. Breakfast was descent although no option of soy or almond milk. Easy check in with a machine and robots which was fun, check out at 11 is good as well. I would stay there again but I would get a room with two beds because there’s not enough if you have more than one baggage.
The Centurion Classic Akasaka
4.3/5106 Reviews

The Centurion Classic Akasaka

Tokyo|0.24km from Akasaka
Our stay met and exceeded our expectations! It was our first time in Tokyo as a family of 6 (with kids and a person with disabilities). We stayed in a corner family suite on one of the higher floors. The view was just gorgeous. The suite was amazing! It was spacious, clean, and comfortable! The hotel is located a few blocks from two subway stations and a short few blocks from the beautiful Hie Shrine. The neighborhood becomes very lively at night when business people are out and about. There’s a ton of great restaurants and convenient stores around the hotel. There’s an onigiri shop down the street that is just delicious. Very convenient location. The staff were so kind, courteous, helpful, responsive, and accommodating. They stood up and greeted us every time we walked by the lobby. They coordinated taxi pick up and drop off for our family as well. Days before our stay, the hotel staff contacted us to confirm our flight arrival time and projected arrival at the hotel. Everything about this hotel was just fantastic. I highly recommend this hotel especially for families and those with disabilities. We would definitely stay here again in the future.

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9h Nine Hours Akasaka Sleep Lab
3.8/543 Reviews

9h Nine Hours Akasaka Sleep Lab

Tokyo|0.22km from Akasaka
With a stay at 9h nine hours Akasaka sleep lab, you'll be centrally located in Tokyo, within a 5-minute drive of Tokyo Imperial Palace and Tokyo Tower. This capsule hotel is 0.7 mi (1.2 km) from Tokyo Midtown and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Nippon Budokan.This smoke-free capsule hotel was built in 2018.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and an elevator.Make yourself at home in one of the 168 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Via Inn Prime Akasaka
4.7/5341 Reviews

Via Inn Prime Akasaka

Tokyo|0.22km from Akasaka
It’s a new hotel largely meant for business travellers but it works excellently for tourists too. The staff were very well trained and did everything they could to help make our stay comfortable and the place was spotless. Location was great, Akasaka is a nice part of Tokyo, we were three minutes walk from bustling bars and restaurants, one of which served great food at OK prices, we were near three Metro stations and we could walk to the imperial palace from the hotel. Breakfast was quite expensive but worth it. It was heavily Japanese with some leanings to the westerners but we loved the flavours and textures of the Japanese offerings, breakfast here was a great start to the day. An interesting element was the direct connection to a convenience store from the ground level of the hotel and having an Irish pub next door was a plus. It’s a good place to stay if Akasaka is where you want to be.
Super Hotel Premier Akasaka
4.5/567 Reviews

Super Hotel Premier Akasaka

Tokyo|0.25km from Akasaka
Stayed for four nights in a double room ( remember to check ...There are rooms for females only as well, by mistake had booked one for our trip and the staff was kind enough to change it for a couple stay). Room is small with a window overlooking the street outside, 7/11 just beneath, duty free donki store just a short walk. 10mins walk from the metro station, another nearby metro station as well but that is another line. We used both during our Tokyo trip. Neighborhood is extremely lively...Great many bars ( they have seating charge), a pizza place next door just ask the reception for the restaurant suggestions, we had the best sushi, Kobe beef etc . But our best find is an Indian restaurant closely called Swagat just about 15-20min walk for the cheapest, heartiest and flavoursome Indian set lunch. Best thing about the hotel is their onsen(separate timing for women and men) must experience it. Loved our stay.
Hotel Sui Akasaka by Abest
4/544 Reviews

Hotel Sui Akasaka by Abest

Tokyo|0.25km from Akasaka
This hotel is lovely. Centrally located, friendly and helpful staff and very clean and comfortable. My wife and kids (ages 10) and I stayed here. The hotel has everything you need. There is laundry, drinks in the lobby and a 711 next door. Very close to subway stations and good restaurants are all around. Room top deck is nice. Highly Recommend. Book with confidence. We'll be back again. Thanks Sui Akasaka!
Akasaka Urban Hotel
4.1/524 Reviews

Akasaka Urban Hotel

Tokyo|0.27km from Akasaka
２ I stayed, but it is close to Akasaka station of Chiyoda line and from Sanno kusunoki, and there is a Hanamasa, and the water can be bought cheaply. The room was also airy because there was a large window and it was open.
Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka
4.3/5225 Reviews

Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka

Tokyo|0.29km from Akasaka
I used it for 3 months in hotel life. I was impressed by staying at a reasonable amount of hotel in Akasaka. It was close to 3 minutes walk from Akasaka Mitsuki station with good access, and there were delicious shops, famous shops, and good massage shops, and drugstore and convenience stores were close to each other. I had the best time without any inconvenience. The hotel was clean, the staff was kind, and the coin laundry and microwave were also installed, so it was very easy to spend. I would like to use it if I have a chance to stay for a long time.

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Hotel Livemax Akasaka

Hotel Livemax Akasaka

3.7/561 Reviews
This time, I chose to suppress it within 8000 yen in Akasaka, but it is certainly cheap in Akasaka's market price as a new open price. (even if the fee is high via the agency recently, the HP and the agency (especially Rakuten) in the group here rise and fall every day. If it is about 100 yen, it can be patient, but when it is terrible, it is 1000 in one day The yen will also rise and fall It is a pity that ”the cancellation fee of 30 ％ from 5 days ago” in the accommodation agreement of this hotel cannot cope with the sudden change of schedule (we may also be shifted for 2 days a day). I think it's more sightseeing than business. After that, if there is a loss of the door key (card type), the content of 9000 yen is passed, and the mood is destroyed, and it is not inserted into the door and the electricity is not put on (there is a meaning, charging, The temperature of the refrigerator can be maintained, but it fell in case I thought it was possible. (If I am Kanto, I can suppress the cards that can be used in the Kanto area, but because it is Kansai, the cards that can be used in Kanto and Kansai are different, so electronic money I stayed at the time of less than 1 month open, but the microwave oven equipped with ”one month dust” is good because ＴＶ is black. I could use it. It is a location, but the narrow corridor from the elevator to the room (the place where the shoulder hits if it doesn't give up if it meets) is more careful to stay.
First Cabin Akasaka

First Cabin Akasaka

4.1/540 Reviews
The only reason I give this 4 stars out of 5 is simply because on the 6th floor there is no shower facility! In order to shower you need to catch the lift to the basement where there are only 2 showers available for up to 50 women. Now I’ve managed to find an empty ahower every time I’ve gone however I’m all fresh out of bed in my pjs with my clothes, towel and toiletry bag under my arm in a lift where anyone can jump in from multiple floors including reception on level 2. Ahh mortifying! Now the good bits! This capsule hotel is clean clean clean. The staff are lovely and sweet and a big thumbs up to the cleaning staff who made up my room even when I decided to have a long sleep in on my birthday. They are very patient. There are complimentary products in the bathrooms and showers and also at reception. Reception has items such as shower caps, hair clips, ear plugs, ear phones, lathering shower net sponge things, toothbrushes and mini tooth paste. There ate 2 x drinks vending machines In the basement and a laundry (machine only take 100 yen coins and you will need 4-5 coins to do a load. There are men’s showers and a men’s onsen, and seperate to the is a ladies showers and ladies onsen. For those that have never used and onsen, u all get naked into the bath. Google the rules. Water temp is hot, 40 degrees. U need to go into the room naked (there’s a change room where u store all of your clothes in a container. U enter the onsen (spa bath room) and u must wash all your girly bits thoroughly before getting into the onsen. You can not put ur hair into the onsen water. Ok so back to the capsule hotel itself - use ear plugs! It can get noisy just people unzipping suitcases or crunching plastic bags or even sliding up and down their door blinds. Ear plugs are a must. Beds are firm but bedding, towels, complimentary pajamas and complimentary slippers are changed everyday by the cleaning staff for you. Wear the pjs. The first night I wore just the top and undies and I got cold! Next night I wore the bottoms and slept much better. The capsules have a tv. A light the dims, two power sockets to help charge all our tech gear. And an aircon that only works if your light is turned on. There is also a lockable area within your room for valuables. Your door however does not lock. There is an o room with no door where you can store large luggage and some bike locks if you would like to lock them in. The floor has a toilet and Bathroom area where you can do your hair and make up etc. only thing missing is the showers.
Keio Presso Inn Akasaka

Keio Presso Inn Akasaka

4.2/548 Reviews
I can't spend it comfortably because the facilities are new. I didn't care about cleaning and water discharge. The air cleaner was also in each room and was saved at this time. The desk is also large, the outlet is also 2 on the desk, １ on the bed. Recently, there are some hotels with chargers, but there are no chargers or USB outlets, so I think it's better to have them if necessary. The room feels like where to spread the suitcase, but there was more space between the bed and the desk than I thought, and there was no problem using it alone. This room seems to be able to stay up to 2 people, but if it is not so big, I don't think the bed feels so tight even for 2 people. There is instant coffee and tea. There is no water. If you stay, you will have free breakfast (６:30～). Muffin, croissant, soup (5 kinds: bean soup, corn soup, consomme, miso soup, etc.), cabbage, mini cutlet, scrambled egg, yogurt, coffee, etc. I don't have to think about breakfast, so I think it's good for 1 days and 2 days. You may get tired of going on 3 days. But it's free. As for the location, I saw it from the exit as soon as I left Akasaka Station ５ｂ exit. It is close. There were supermarkets, convenience stores, stabas, pharmacies, etc., and there were restaurants in the building near TBS, and there were celery and lunch boxes in the basement of the building of ***. Mac, dotol, etc. are also nearby and convenient. Akasaka Mitsuki Station is a little walk compared to Akasaka Station. There were many Chiyoda lines using Akasaka station, so it was the main station of Akasaka station, and it was about to use Akasaka Mitsuki station by route, so there was no problem.
ALFIT HOTEL & BAR AKASAKA

ALFIT HOTEL & BAR AKASAKA

4.1/515 Reviews
We booked a premium room with breakfast. The room was of good size, enough space for 2 big suitcases and 1 cabin suitcase. Room is nicely decorated. The shower is great, we had shower with great water pressure and a bathtub. The room was a bit noisy as we could hear something which sounded like the air conditioning coming above our room. It didn't prevent us from sleeping though. No window in the room, which can be a little weird and doesn't help with jetlag. The staff is friendly and ready to help. The breakfast was great. We especially loved the potato salad and the vegetables in sesame sauce. Loved the bacon as well. The breakfast selection isn't huge but it's enough and of good quality. The location is very good. 1 min walk from Akasaka station, and 5 min walk from Tameike Sanno. Overall, great boutique hotel, recommended.
Akasaka the Hostel

Akasaka the Hostel

3.9/54 Reviews
Very good location and price. I was able to sleep soundly without worrying about the surrounding noises.
Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Tokyo-Akasaka

4.6/534 Reviews
I thought it was a very nice hotel, such as the kind response of the staff and the attentive housekeeping, and it was perfect for long stay. I think the amenities that can be selected are very happy for women. I was worried that the sound of water droplets sometimes sounded from around the toilet at night, but it seems to be okay now. (Maybe by chance) I like the classical atmosphere, so I calm down. I stay at several work pattern hotels, but Akasaka is a great cospa, regardless of the location that is not inconvenient at all, such as eating and drinking. I would like to use it in the future. I don't think it's a Viking because it's a type that doesn't eat so much in the morning, and the breakfast at 1F Kamishima cherry blossom shop is also good.

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