3 star Hotels in Akasaka

I have stayed in 3 hotels during my one-week stay in Tokyo, this hotel is definitely the best. The hotel is new and all the facilities are excellent, staff are very friendly and helpful, also good at English. It is just 5min walk from the hotel to Hanzomon station, instead of staying in some popular areas such as Ueno by paying the same price, I would choose this hotel for its excellent condition and services.

Good location for Akasaka and only a 25-minute walk to Roppongi area. Rooms are clean and well fitted out and the reception staff were courteous and helpful. Overall very good value for a central location in Tokyo.

From check-in to check-out the hotel staff was wonderful. The hotel is 100m from Akasaka metro, and many restaurants and supermarkets. Highly reccomended. The room I had was very small for us as we had 2 large samsonite suitcases but this is standard across Japan that space is very limited.

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.

Very clean establishment, staff were very polite and well spoken English. Very conviniant for nearby metro stations. Very nice meals in both the restaurants, discount available in the bar for hotel guests. Lovely views overlooking the Imperial Grounds and Tokyo Tower which is lit up in the evenings. Would highly recommend and would stay again.

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

Great hotel for the price! Not a ton to do in the immediate location other than the Imperial Palace, but very close to the Tokyo Metro. You can be anywhere in Tokyo within about 20 minutes. Room was very nice!! Seems like a great location for business travelers -- very quiet street.

This hotel is all it promises to be on Expedia. Decor is very pleasant, rooms more spacious than one expects at this level, beds are comfortably large, bathroom and shower excellent. Breakfast, though moderately expensive, was a thoughtful and lavish buffet catering for Japanese and western preferences.

I booked our stay at the Akasaka Excel Hotel based on the ratings and reviews that were previously written, the photos that were posted , and the availability of a limousine bus to the hotel from Narita airport. It was easy to secure a seat on the bus from the counter inside the baggage claim area. The limousine bus was a comfortable and affordable way to travel into the city. The check-in at the hotel was quick and easy. Although our room was on the 9th floor, we had a beautiful view of an elevated garden outside of our window! So much better than looking out onto the street. Although the room was small, it had a nice bathroom with a multi-function shower, a heated seat cover on the bidet, and well-appointed toiletries (ex: toothbrushes, hairbrushes, cotton, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel). The only downside was not having enough closet or drawer space. We just kept our clothing in our suitcases. There was a 7-11 which stocked fresh cut fruit and delicious breads/pastries for breakfast, a Tully's coffee shop for more gourmet coffees, and a SuperKus convenience store which had bento lunches Mon-Fri all on the street level. The Akasaka-Mitsuke train station was located right across the street which made our daily traveling so easy! There were also over 100 dining options across the street. The larger train stations (Shibuya, Tokyo) were also filled with restaurants and eateries! All of it was delicious and affordable! Can't wait to make my 2nd trip to Japan! ;