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Akasaka is good central location for Tokyo with easy access to hotel via Maronouci (red) and Ginza (orange) subway lines.There are plenty of bars, shops and restaurants in this neighbourhood which primarily cater to the business crowd though not as busy as Shibuya or Shinjinku....More
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+ location - roomspace
+bathroom - breakfast (bread n Coffee)
+clean - temprature
+Wi-Fi
+free water
I recommend the hotel but you have to know what to expect
P. S very good restaurant in that area
What can I say, I just like the place, the way the rooms are designed. It's not the usual form over function style of Japanese modernism. The rooms aren't any larger than the average business hotel, but it's clear a lot of thought went into...More
We stayed recently at this hotel. Was in a great spot near the subway, lots of eating places around also. The staff were very friendly and even though the rooms are tiny, they were clean and served our purpose. Breakfast is a little different as...More
This business hotel in the Akasaka district is conveniently located along a busy street of restaurants and shops just a couple of short blocks from the Akasaka Mitsuke subway station. It's about a 20 minute walk from the hotel to Roppongi. There is a Lawson...More
Not so long ago the Akasaka and Roppongi areas were famous for their nightlife, high-class restaurants, bars and clubs. More recently, with the opening of Roppongi Hills, Tokyo Midtown and Akasaka Sacas, the area has declared itself as the most fashionable spot to be seen. The area also hosts the National Art Center and the Mori Art Museum and lots of trendy art galleries.
