3 star Hotels in Akasaka

Stayed there more than 10 times and will keep doing so.

I have stayed at many hotels in Tokyo as I work there quite often. This is a very peaceful, charming hotel, with a fantastic view, which is a rarity in Tokyo. It might seem a little out of the way, but the bus stop is right outside the hotel and the 03 bus puts you in the Center of Ginza in 5min. The staff are young and friendly, the room is clean, neat and everything you need. A very pleasant stay!

Very good location, right outside the subway station with several affordable restaurants and convenience stores nearby. A good place to explore Tokyo, and very affordable.

Was only here 1 night but was a nice little hotel in a very central area - close to subway in Akasaka, convenience shops and could walk to many other areas (e.g. 20-30 min. to Shibuya, 20-30 mins. to Tokyo station, can walk to Roppongi). Room was typically small like most Japanese hotels but totally functional.

Lovely hotel in a great area, very short walk from 2 different train stations. Lots to see nearby and easy access to Shinjuku and Shibuya. Room was lovely and clean, beautiful decor, but very small. Had four girls traveling and no room for suitcases for even 2 of us. Staff tried to be helpful, quite limited English.

I had a very pleasant stay. My room was still waiting for me when I arrived at 11:30pm. It was a little on the small side (it was a single room), but it was comfortable, spotlessly clean, and had a beautiful view over Akasaka! The ensuite was a good size and was also spotlessly clean. I didn't spend much time in my room, anyway, so I didn't mind. The location is a little far from the main tourist areas of Shinjuku, Harajuku, etc., but that means that it is incredibly peaceful. Plus, it is within a 5-10 minute walk of two Metro stations which provide easy access to the rest of Tokyo. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Stayed in this hotel for 3 nights without expecting much due to budget constraints and I wasn't too sure about the location. All I knew was it was between Tokyo Station and Tokyo Disneyland. Yes the room was small. Very small in fact but has ALL the amenities you'd expect... from a safe deposit box all the way to an ironing board, air cleaner, LED lighting the works! They really worked their magic to make the room as comfortable as possible in such a small space. Super clean, up-to-date styles and just works. I paid more for other hotels during my trip to Japan but this was one of my personal favourites. Breakfast wasn't fantastic but for 1000 yen, it was pretty good. Location wise, this hotel has at least 3 subway lines in close proximity. So getting around is really convenient. There's Tokyo Subway Line about 2 mins away if you're heading to primary areas like Shinjuku or Tokyo station - they've got a JR station nearby (about 5-10 mins walk) which has an express train that takes you to Shinjuku in 1 stop and Tokyo Station in about 3 - amazing! Highly highly recommended. Oh, and there's Denny's (Japanese version) on the way to the JR station too. Drop by for a pretty interesting Japanican breakfast :P I'll be back!

Tokyo was fantastic, and our little hotel excelled. The Spa was shut sadly but otherwise there is free wifi, coffee and a vending machine for drinks. Everything was very compact and the staff were very helpful and always on hand. The room was very small but the maids cleaned every day and the bathrooms were to a high standard.