3 star Familys in Tokyo

This hotel was clean, comfortable and close to Asakusa and the SkyTree, at a great price. Soap, shampoo and conditioner were considered extras that you could buy at the front desk, which I think is a practice that more hotels should adopt to reduce waste and keep prices low!

This was my second stay at the 'b' Akasaka. I have stayed at the one in Roppongi many times before. I really enjoy staying at these Hotels. they are convenient, and very clean. I also really enjoy the staff, and they are good at remembering who you are, which I find amazing, since there must be thousands of people in and out on a daily basis. I would try any of their Hotels in Japan. I also like the Breakfast options, and the 24 hour coffee station. The access to transportation is also a good reason to choose the 'b" Akasaka. Looking forward to my next stay at The 'b' !

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.

Dined on 25th floor, excellant, walked to gardens, shops, great shopping in hotel complex, many restrants, Best tattoo shop in Tokyo (Japan Tattoo) see Betty, walked to art exhibits and Empour' Pallace.

Stayed at the hotel for 8 nights. Rooms are reasonably sized. Small bathrooms but they were fine. Stayed in the old part and it was reasonably good. No Wifi in the room but there was LAN so its fine if you have a laptop that you can plug it into. Not that cheap but it was okay.

In searching a hotel in Tokyo for a week vacation, my friend and I spent a ton of time trying to find mid-priced hotel. I've been to Tokyo before so I knew that something cheap would be a more business style hotel w/ not so much comfort and a very small room and in order to get any sort of luxury we'd need to spend a lot. So we were hoping to find something mid ranged and hopefully get some luxury. The Tokyo Prince was so much better than we could have expected. The staff and service were super great. There didn't seem to be anything missing in service or attention. The only thing is you couldn't get your room cleaned after 4pm, but that's reasonable. In searching hotels, it seemed not all had WiFi in the rooms. When we settled on Tokyo Prince, we had expected no WiFi from the hotel description and reviews, but I assure you, there WAS WiFi in the room and it was excellent! The room was huge (we got a double bed) and the bed was HUGE (like bigger than a king size). Location was great. Close to restaurants, bars, trains and subways (easy 5-10 min walk or less). Would definitely recommend!

This hotel was great... Close to everything, very clean and comfy beds!! Loved it!!

Great location, attached to metro line. Short walk to a lot of restaurants, shops and bars. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast buffet for 1000 yen. The rooms were very clean and spacious for Tokyo. I would stay there again anytime.

It's really small, and small to the extent where all your bags and luggages have to be placed on the floor and block your path because there was no wardrobe. There was TV, Wifi, you can also rent dvd to watch videos. The bed was comfortable and looks nice. It's just a few minutes walk from the station and you have 3 stations near your hotel.