First of all, the location is wonderful. Easy to find, good metro access, located in central part of Tokyo. Akasaka is nice place for stay for business people, for it is much quieter than huge station like Shinjuku or Shibuya, easy to go through the station. The hotel itself is very efficient, the room is spacious enough, nice bed and... More

I stayed here for a business meeting. The hotel can be easily reached from Narita airport with the Limousine bus (which stops at the hotel). Good: good quality restaurant, very helpful and friendly staff. Not so good: you cannot open the windows so you're dependent on the A/C which was not switched on when I was there. Also, the rooms... More

The hotel is good to reach by Limousine bus from Narita Airport. The rooms can be quite small if you do not choose a full double. Internet is free and the location is good and close to Akasaka business district. There is a charge for early check in - As most of the european flights get in to Tokio very... More

I stayed in this hotel for three nights on a business trip. All my expenses were paid so I can't really comment on value for money. The hotel rooms were adequate but there were no non-smoking rooms available and the smell was terrible. Wish I'd thought to ask for non-smoking. The bed was extremely firm, the pillows good and the... More

Stayed in this hotel for 4 nights... Very boring location with only food eateries opposite the hotel.. Metro is just across the road and you can easily hop into the Metro to town for some shopping and sightseeing.. Almost like a dead town at night.. Rooms are small but clean and acceptable.. Would not really recommend holiday makers to stay... More

I was on a business trip to Tokyo for 5 days, and was initially planning on staying at ANA Intercontinental, but as they were booked out, chose the Excel Hotel, Akasaka, Tokyo. The hotel was nice with quintessential Tokyo style compact rooms with all the necessary amenities in the room (except an iron, for which one needs to call them... More

I found the rooms small and boring. I was here for a week on business so some nights wanted to relax in the room which I couldn't do without wireless or English speaking TV. Have to request an iron, hangers everything you need basically isn't kept in the room. Bathrooms were clean but looked as though they weren't originally there... More

First trip to Tokyo, and this hotel was ideally suited - not for sightseeing around the hotel, but for jumping on the Metro across the street. The Akaska is in the center of town with one of the main lines, the Ginza, stopping right in front. It was very convenient to get to either side of town in 15 minutes... More

I just left here last week and really enjoyed my stay at the Akasaka Excel Tokyo. I found the room clean (would be very, very rare for a Japanese hotel to not be), well laid out and a typical size for Tokyo hotels (cozy). Found it to quiet and tranquil. Staff was helpful with moderate English ability. I felt was... More