New, smart hotel near the attractions of Akasaka.

We weren't expecting our standard double to be spacious, but we found it a little too small. We had quite a bit of luggage - but nowhere to put it! Also, you could only get in and out of the bed on one side. On reflection, a twin might have been a better bet.

Although the hotel website offers complementary internet access we found it wasn't actually available. Although we discovered when we were checking out that we could have rented a laptop...

The hotel retaurant looked very oplulant but we didn't try it as it was expensive - and we might have felt rather under-dressed!

The hotel doesn't have a bar and we thought it would benefit from one, or at least a comfortable sitting area for guests. When my partner wanted a lie-in one morning there was nowhere to go but outside.

I lived in Japan for 6 years and was not expecting the best from a hotel in Tokyo. I booked this hotel on the reviews posted on this site and I have to agree with everyone else that this is a very good deal. Not a large room by any means, but clean and new. The staff was very friendly, and the subway stations for different lines a very near.

My partner and I stayed here for five nights. The hotel is clean and well equipped and its location is excellent. The metro station is not far away, with excellent connections. From memory the two main lines that run through there service a lot of the areas of interest to tourists and you're only a couple of stops away from Shinjuku and Roppongi. The area is also very safe with a lot of excellent restaurants and ramen bars. I also got a complimentary english language newspaper every day. Overall, highly recommended. The only downside is that Airport limousine service only stops at Hotel New Otani which is about 1 km away, the nature of the geography meant that we had to get a taxi from there to the hotel but this was not expensive but something to keep in mind if a traveller has any mobilty constraints.

Stayed at this hotel for first time in Oct. 2007. Location is good (5
minutes walk from Akasaka Mitsuke Subway Station). Hotel Breakfast good. Restaurant not used because it already closes at 10.30. Rooms small (as usual in Tokyo) but well equipped and very clean. Comfortable Bed. Small but nice bathroom with all amenities. Check in
staff speaks decent English. Ambiente in Room is contemporary but rest of hotel a bit on the classic side because this hotel (like many in Tokyo) gets a lot of business from Wedding receptions. Starbucks, other coffee shops as well as convenience stores in walking distance. This hotel is on Aoyama-Dori, so no issue to get a taxi.