3 star Hotels in Akasaka

Good transport links for seeing the crazy Tokyo and then retreating to sanctuary

I didnt find it hard at all to find from the station, just cross the road and look for the Virgin Cafe/there is a big sign on the foyer door. The staff were very lovely and helpful. The room was great, very clean and functional. There is a conbini near by and the ramen place across the road is amazing. Definitely wil return to this hotel

It was a pleasant stay. I didn't expect that our hotel was comfortable and convenient when booking it since we had heard that hotels are small in Tokyo. However, we were surprised by the hotel room and service.

Let me start off by saying that Tokyo hotel rooms are small. This you will overcome. While small, I could the room quite pleasant and the bathroom nice. Traditional Japanese tub meant I had a nice soak every evening after a long day of playing tourist. The area - Akasaka Mitsuke - is easy to reach via Tokyo Metro. Take the M line to Akasaka Mitsuke. It's so easy. (You can also download the Tokyo Metro App if you need help navigating from stop to stop.) I would stay there again.

My experience was generally good and I will come back, but it's important to note the following limitations: 1) My room was about 100 square feet (9 square meters) in size. In my room, there was a full size bed, a desk and a small bathroom. No Closet. The bed size was about 55 in × 77 inches or 140 cm × 195 cm. 2) There is only one elevator, so if you're on a high floor, your morning trip on the way down can take a few minutes. 3) As far as noise, my room was generally quiet. However, occasionally I would hear other guests in the hallway which could be loud if they are talking and standing near my door. Therefore, I would suggest trying to get a room away from the elevator. Remember, there is only one elevator, so people might be standing there for a few minutes waiting and will likely be talking. Once the people got into the elevator or into their rooms, I couldn't hear them. Noise from street traffic was also minimal, but I was on the 11th floor. 4) There was a clothes washer and dryer available on the first floor which was always available. This is a great convenience for an extended stay. 5) Miniature clothes irons and ironing boards are located in the hallways. I never used one, but they were available. 6) No gym or fitness center.

Convenient located at Akasaka with close proximity to Metro subway.

Nicely location right across the Imperial Palace so early morning or late evening you can jogging and walking around the Imperial Plalace,we used to walk to the Seimon Ishibashi bridge,10 minutes to the Hanzomon Subway station for me because I was limping hard but overall we have a good time and enjoyed its we rate the hotel 5 stars & definitely will comeback

Close to 3 subway lines, roomy, comfortable beds. Staff fluent in English. View to Mt Fuji on a clear day.

Great staff, good location, plenty of food options around. Room was not huge but had a great big window so felt much bigger. Had all the facilities you expect from a 4* hotel. Comfortable bed, clean bathroom with tub. The window was my favourite thing.