3 star Hotels in Akasaka

This hotel is recently built with modern, clean and efficient facilities. It is aimed at budget travelers who want relative comfort and clean, attractive facilities but are willing to sacrifice a bit on space, service and amenities. It has washing machines, and limited kitchen equipment. Desk personnel are intelligent and efficient as well as polite. Towels are replaced but room cleaning services are apparently not provided every day. Close walking distance to the Yotsuya Station both JR and Tokyo Metro. Lots of restaurants in the vicinity. Breakfast if included is in the Jonathan Restaurant on the first floor; also efficient and clean, aimed at budget conscious travelers.

Take the bus in front of the hotel to get to shibuya easier than the subway there are good restaurants and shopping in the station and roppongi hill the only think is there us no jr station which I was relying on

Hotel was pretty good. Don't expect a 5 star experience but nothing big to complain about. Room was small but a little bigger than our previous hotel in Osaka. Our semi-double bed was also slightly bigger than our previous hotel's so that's a plus. The hotel room had more of an apartment feel than the usual hotels that we stayed in. Combined with the quaint neighborhood, that is a positive. I just found it odd that there was no airconditioning and that we had to open the window to let the cold in. Of course, that also meant sound coming from the streets coming into the hotel room, but not a big deal as the area is not very high traffic so noise was limited. As for the location, it was pretty good. It was a 3-5 minute walk from the JR or Tokyo Metro station. A couple of stops away from Tokyo station and a stop away from Shinjuku station on a rapid train. There were a couple of coffee shops around the area, a few convenience stores and a 24 hour beef bowl place in case you get hungry late at night. There's also a strip of restaurants in the street behind the hotel which would give guests good dining options as well as a pizzeria on the ground floor which doubles as the breakfast place. I don't think there's very much to do around the area shopping/sightseeing-wise but its a good base to go see the busy city and still come home to a relaxing area every night.

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 there more than 10 times and will keep doing so.

Very enjoyable and pleasant experience staying at the b' Breakfast was great, service was prompt and efficient. Access to the metro is very easy and quick - make sure to take the elevator - 1) go out the front door of the hotel. 2) Cross the road at the crossing. 3) Keep walking down the road in front of you (no turning). 4) Walk until you are 30 meters before the road bends left 5) Look on your right to see the elevator entrance. 6) Ride the elevator down and follow the path to the metro

Elegant reception, rooms are small but clean and everything looks new and functional

We are American so of course this room was super tiny compared to what we are used to. The bathroom was really nice, esp the shower! You had to pay extra for television and internet so we did not have either of those. The location is good, just a 5 minute walk from the Akasaka train station. It can be confusing though since there is a Residential Akasaka as well. It's in a good area!

A typical older Japanese business hotel. There is free LAN internet but no foreign channels on the cable TV. The bed is small and not very comfortable. As the hotel is just a couple of minutes walk from a central subway station (Hanzomon) this is a great location.

Lovely quiet hotel in a good district of Tokyo. It is right opposite the metro station. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was a little on the small side but did have wardrobe space which our next hotel hasn't. It may be worth upgrading to a larger room rather than the standard room.