I'd never stay anywhere else in Tokyo. The B Akasaka is stylish, affordable, ideally located and has free coffee and net access around the clock. The B Akasaka takes a little hillclimb to reach by foot, but is surprisingly tranquil whilst being in the heart of one of the busiest cities in the world. I'd recommend to take a cab... more

I've just spent a week at the B Akasaka and am very happy with the stay. After reading all the reviews about the tiny hotel rooms and beds in Japan, I was pleasantly surprised. I would definitely recommend the rooms for singles. The bed is amply sized and there is obviously no issue with the lack of privacy in the... more

Front desk staff was the epitome of Japanese hospitality, and sufficiently fluent in English. They provided us with very good tourist maps of Tokyo and a diagram of the local Akasaka area to help us find restaurants. The other reviews cover it pretty well. Small clean rooms, very modern with a great multi-head shower and the multi-function bidet toilet seats... more

I'm here right now. It's nice, clean, relatively central, just about big enough (in my single room) & most importantly cheap. If you're thinking of booking here, I'd advise you to at least look into "Shibuya Granbell", a hotel of similar cost and proportions (seemingly not listed on tripadvisor), only a bit trendier and slap bang in Shibuya. I think... more

Pretty good place. The rooms were bigger than I was expecting given all the hype about tiny rooms in Tokyo. The bathroom was large enough, but it was built fishtank style with frosted glass up to about eye height, meaning you can see in from the room. It doesn't pay to be shy. As far as location goes it was... more

After staying with friends in Tokyo we had to spend one nght in a hotel. We wanted somewhere nice, central and inexpensive. Having read the reviews we opted for B Akasaka. It fitted the bill perfectly. Akasaka, primarily a nightlife area, is in the heart of Tokyo. The hotel, in a quiet office cum residential part of Akasaka, is only... more

• Cool,stylish hotel, staff, as always in Japan, polite and welcoming • Rooms are compact yet trendy • Breakfast is 1000 yen with Japanese and western choices • Very near the subway station • 1 PC for free internet in the foyer more

A friend and I stayed at the B Akasaka for two evenings. This was a great value for the amount we paid ($150 per night for two twins). We were very impressed by how modern the hotel was and all the amenities (refrigerator, flat screen, nice lighting, robes, slippers, awesome coffee, computer in lobby). The rooms were quite small but... more

The rooms are tiny! Having travelled and stayed in hotels around the world, this was the smallest I'd ever seen! Not particularly a bad thing though, the room was extremely clean and very stylish. There was enough space to put 2 medium-large suitcases (after a bit of rearranging!). The lobby is awesome, just like the website photos. There is a... more