Convenient access to Tameike-sanno Station on the Ginza Line with one of the exits that includes a lift being right across the road from the front door. The short passage from the lift to my room had an odd smell, but it was fine in the room. Might be due to a lack of adequate ventilation. Took a bit getting used to extremely compact bathroom being 6' with multiple elbow hits on the walls. That together with the bed length means if you are any taller, it is not going to be a good time. I hope the window curtains get washed together with the bed linen as they hang down right above your face, in the corner room at least. This too is probably less of an issue if you do not fill the bed corner to corner.

Courteous and clean.

The staff was fine and the room is spacious, but it is the worst bed and pillow I’ve ever seen in a hotel. The pillow practically disintegrated once any weight was on it. Spacious but I wouldn’t recommend if you want a good sleep.

This place was amazingggggg, the staff was so friendly and it was always clean. It was very very convenient because the station was literally across the street to the ginza line which takes you just about everywhere. It was the perfect place.

The room and bathroom were a little small and can feel tight but it was clean and the bed was comfortable. There is a train station right outside the hotel so the location is great! The staff were all kind

I thought the room was very spacious and clean! The staff was so friendly and helped with my bags. There are several convenience/grocery stores and restaurants close by, and the train station is also right around the corner. I will stay here again!

Accommodating staff, clean rooms. Quiet, peaceful. Stayed for a week and enjoyed it. It’s small but bigger than your average Tokyo room.

Attentive staff re requests

Hotel is in a good location and very close to metro station. However the room is very small and the bathroom is much too small. I had a corner room, perhaps other rooms are better.

The room was very clean and quiet. The staff are very kind and helpful.

I stayed at this property for 11 nights while on a business trip, and recommend for a solo traveler. The hotel is conveniently located to public transportation and the area around is easily walkable and safe. For a standard size Japanese hotel, I was able to lay my suitcase open on the floor, which I haven't been able to do in some hotels in Japan. The AC worked great, which is important in the hot Japanese summer. The shower has nice hot water, and the bathroom has standard amenities. The hotel has a good cleaning staff to maintain a nice clean room and lobby area.

Hotel was easy to find and near the train station. Cafe, convenience store, and book store near hotel as well. Staff was very helpful and explained things clearly.

I got a corner room which was awkward in shape so a little misleading as the corridor from door to bed shouldn’t be considered in dimension. Awkwardly small and was cold as bed was directly under window which wasn’t insulating drop cold. Staff were friendly & spoke good English. I would stay here more than 2 nights.

The location is right next to the entrance to the Ginza line. Super clean. Friendly staff. Comfy, but if u are taller than ~5’6” u might have a hard time in the bathroom, is tight n small. Otherwise I highly recommend it, is super quiet.

Hidden gem in Akasaka. In front of Tokyo Metro Station. Lots of izakaya around the property. And a few combini around the area. The place is clean with lots of amenities & convenience.

Wish I could’ve stayed longer. Right Aries from train station and very very clean and safe.

Great location, close to metro. Pretty basic room, but it serves the purpose. Staff was very supportive and friendly. Rooms were clean. Lots of restaurants and bars within 10 minutes walking. Highly recommended.

The subway station is right across the street, which is delightful. However, the bathtub and the shower curtains have extremely unpleasant odors. It smells as if the shower curtains are unclean or their mold hasn't been removed. The room is tiny which is fine by Tokyo standards, but the smell is truly something I wouldn't expect from a Japanese hotels. Stayed at numerous Japanese hotel and never had any experience encountering smelly bathtub/bathroom. Hope the manager pays attention to this for future customers.

This is the second time I have stayed at this property. It is in a convenient, safe location although the service continues to be a let down, as it's basically non-existent. They have now introduced check in/out machines, which minimizes even more service. Additionally, I asked the 2 male front-desk staff what station to catch the bullet train to Kyoto from and they had no idea. After 30 mins of them trying to use Google translate and looking on the internet, I told them not to worry, I would find out myself.

The hotel is just outside of subway exit 11. It is a very modern hotel that offers an enjoyable stay surrounded by the busy night life of Akasaka. Just down the street are amazing restaurants and shops.