I stayed here for a month while working. I believe there are 2 types of rooms; the long stay- old, badly furnished (cheaper) and the hotel type which are a bit nicer. The building is in a nice, quiet, central area of Akasaka, half way between the Embassy district and the downtown area. 10 minutes walk from the underground, 15... More

Is not my first time that I join Akasaka weekly Mansion. I use them every year when i go to Japan for business. I can say ; service is good, Location is very good, the rooms are quite good clean and quite, and the price is resonable. In one word is perfect for who want to have a point for... More

L'appartement était génial. les prix sont super atractif surtout si on reste plus de 7 jours !! A voir sur leur site perso. Chambre spacieuse !! le seul problème est l'isolation. On a vite froid dans la chambre. Une clim est installée, mais dur de dormir en la laissant tourner toute la nuit car c'est le meilleur truc pour tomber... More

We had heard about tiny rooms with no room to move in Tokyo. So We were so pleasantly surprised by the space we had in our room. We opted for a triple room (family of 3). it even had table and chairs and cooking facilities. Location is fantastic. Subway very close. If you like comfortable, no bells and whistles type... More

The location is excellent, short walk from Subway station and close enough to Roppongi area eventhough the hotel itself is a bit secluded in small alley without much directional signage. Many convenience shops and restaurants around and there is a 24hr grocery shop too at the subway station. We like the room very much as it is very big compared... More

Akasaka Weeking Mansion is located in the heart of the City of Tokyo. The hotel is simple but very friendly, it has all facilities for longer stays, small kitchen, use of micro wave and launderette downstairs, it is an excellent value for money More

I lived in a triple room for 3 people. It's 38 m2. Really big and very conveninece. With Kinchenette, we can have breakfast and supper in our room. They prepaired all utensils that's necessary for us. (Refrigerator, Electric Oven, Microwave, Sink and Utensils) Bathroom and toilet is very tiny. It's about 2x2 m. Too small It takes up to 10... More

Hello, I thought I would take the time to express,my appreciation of the service and comfort while staying at the Akasaka weekly mansion. My name is Chez Stewart, along with wife Kumiko Honda Stewart, spent our third vacation at the Akasaka mansion while visiting family and friends. I must say that this hotel is well managed with a professional staff,... More

The hotel was basic and felt like an old hospital as we were walking down the halls to get to our room, but once inside it was very nice with a/c, a small kitchenette (which we didn't use anyway as it was close to cafes and food) and the bathroom was small but clean. The room was a decent size... More