Pros: Cool bathrooms, washer/dryer in the room, super nice staff that spoke very little english, perfect location for nightlife, complementery internet (no wifi), coffee & tea. Convenient location to the subway, any cuisine you could want, shopping, banking, etc. The shampoo, conditioner and body wash were fantastic! Cons: Tiny rooms. Double is up against the wall with no room to... More

Booked this hotel at got it below $150 per night, which worked out great in Tokyo. It's relatively new, design-boutique hotel...which almost appeared to be emerging to a "Love Hotel" as well, but not a big deal. Pros: Great value, it's located in a busy pedestrian street with lots of restaurants & cafes, very convieniet. 2 mins away from Akasaka... More

Stayed in the Centurion Akasaka from 8~14 Aug alone. I am a lady traveler and this is my 5th time to Japan and first time stay in this hotel. Decided to go with Agoda as it offered the best rates for my stay@USD95/night and was convinced by the hotel pictures and reviews gathered from the web. Was truly happy with... More

We had a quad room booked over the internet for around AUD250 per night, which is quite good for Tokyo (booked through Raykuten??). On first appearance this looks like a flash hotel which does not belong in Tokyo. Very roomy and on appearance extremely comfortable, with a living room and a kitchen. As you stay there a number of things... More

Stayed for four nights (split in two stays as I had another business trip) as part of a business trip. I had been to Akasaka before and I had noticed this new hotel with its stunning metal-decorated facade. The Centurion offers western-style accomodation with a touch of design which would probably classify it as a boutique hotel in Europe. It... More