Super Hotel Akihabara-Suehirocho

I loved the location of this hotel near multiple train stations, stores and restaurants. They also had the great public bath and breakfast.

This place is tiny! I know rooms in Japan generally run smaller but the bathroom was so small, your knees could practically hit the wall in front of you and the shower was so compact - I would not stay here if you are over 5'9 or you will not fit in the shower. We had a bunk bed, which was comfortable but the pillows are filled with some kind of rocks or wood pieces and are so hard. They do give you any option to grab small pillows at the front desk but they are small and flat. I'm glad we only booked this place for one night as I would not be able to be comfortable for more than that. The staff was very friendly and let us leave our luggage for the day after check out while we explored the area before heading to the airport. I the rooms were clean and had a small refrigerator. Only one elevator so you could wait a bit. The free breakfast and free drink upon arrival was a nice touch.

We have stayed here before and return because they have a public bath (but alternate hours for men and women use). They also have a breakfast included that many hotels do not offer. We were able to get connecting rooms to be next to each other with our grandkids which is a plus. The hotel is very near transportation and there are a number and variety of restaurants nearby. The rooms are typical Japanese small but having bunks available is good.

Rooms are small. Complimentary alcoholic drink is a nice touch. Can mix yourself. Enjoyed the carbonated hot bath

Compact but very efficient. Love the free breakfast amd free drinks. Evening adult drunks are also free! Super convenient to get to Akihabara and Ueno.

The top bed did not have a bottom sheet. The double rooms could be slightly larger. But staff were friendly and breakfast was good.

Good location, well located within a few minutes walk to Akihabara and/or the subway. The hotel was clean, quiet and the staff were helpful. But this place crossed the boundaries when it comes to reducing everything to a minimum. The bathroom was almost unusable as it was way too small even for a person my size (I’m 1.70 m or 5’7” tall) I can’t imagine anyone taller than me moving inside that tiny space.

cleanliness, great amenities like onsen, excellent buffet breakfast, as well as excellent location.

We really enjoyed staying at this hotel. All staffs are super friendly and helpful. We enjoyed breakfast buffet and big bathtub everyday. And the location is superb.

Staff very helpfull

Very nice accommodations for the price. Great location

I like they had a little open bar that was completely free. Breakfast was pretty good too. The bottom bed was pretty spaceous. Room and bathroom were pretty small but functional.

If you are looking for a good budget stay, this is it. Everything is okay. Except the staffs, they were great. You get what you pay for.

It is good.

This isn’t a luxury hotel. But for what it is, it is great! We loved the breakfast buffets and the drinks in the evenings. We would come back for these alone. Easy access to anything you would want. You won’t regret staying here.

We only spent one night here. It's very cheap for a reason. Very basic and very small. The pillows weren't the best. The front desk staff are lovely and so helpful

The stay was amazing and the location was super close to the heart of akihabara, the only issue was the beds blanket was a little to small and the pillow was uncomfortable. Aside from that the staff and cleanliness of the hotel and rooms was amazing, the hot springs bath was also extremely pleasant, I'll definitely be returning if i come back to japan.

friendly and welcoming staff , great breakfast even its in bento style ( eating area in renovation). suggest to have more drinks selection. duvet is not as clean , room is small but ok . very close to Suiehiro-cho station .

Being my first time visiting Tokyo, I was surprised about the small room. Friends who have gone had warned me about the small rooms but I didn’t expect it to be really small. Even the restroom was small. If I was by myself it would be just right but with the wife it felt cramped. Of course I could have booked a bigger room elsewhere but I would be spending an arm and a leg. The location is nice though. It was only a couple of blocks from the Suericho station. So it’s very easy to visit other places. The area is an Otaku and electronics lovers paradise. Ameyoko street is just a few minutes walk and a few more steps away is Ueno Park for those who are interested in cherry blossoms. Ueno park is also where you can hit Ueno zoo, a couple of museums and shrine. It is also a short train ride to Ginza that has the flagship stores such as Onitzuka Tiger. The hotel is more of a budget/business hotel so the money you save on accommodations can go towards food and shopping. If you don’t mind the small rooms this is a great place to stay in Tokyo.

Good cheap spot to get to tourist attractions and public tranpsort. Very small room, notbsuitable for everyone. If restricted mobility do not stay. Only 1 lift for 14 floors. Great view from 14th floor. Breakfast options limited ofr vegetarians or vegans so wouldn't choose breakfast ifbyou have restricted diet. Onsen nice. Pillows awful but luckily they have an array of other pillow options at frint desk area but be quick. Helpful staff storing luggae and arranging to delivery onwards to next hotel in Osaka.