Hotels near Akasaka Hikawa Shrine

"Double room had everything we needed but apart from square footage. Room very cramped with us and luggage. Bathroom clean but little privacy due to frosted glass separating bed from bathroom area. Breakfast and complementary coffee was good. Staff very helpful. Akasaka is a well appointed area with coffee shops and places to eat. Hotel is within walking distance to several train lines to get into the thick of busy central Tokyo and far enough away to apprieciate the tranquility of this area. Overall a very good experience. "

"Nice place close to Akasaka-Mitsuke station. Staff very friendly. AC works fine. Three beds in one small room and not much space to walk around. Two beds were squeezed together on one wall and one fold out bed on the other. Bathroom was normal (read small) but functional. Hot water would go cold and back to setting every few minutes in the shower. Didn’t spend a lot of time there so it was ok. "

"very nice hotel. Staff are helpful"

"We had a terrible time doing business with the staff. Our flight arrived early then they’re checking is at three in the afternoon. They didn’t accommodate us not one bit. It was all about money. We didn’t even get water for sitting very difficult to charge our phone. I wouldn’t advise this hotel to anybody. I know they were very unsympathetic to our needs once again. It was all about money in this hotel. The rooms were like in a closet. The bed was the biggest part of the room I couldn’t even go to the bathroom standing up was difficult every inch of that hotel is all about money. I had a terrible experience. I will never go back there again."

"Very nice and close to proximities and station.. Could be good if it has a gym and a pool"

"Breakfast is here always delicious and features a good variety."

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"Best hotel I’ve stayed in a decade. "

"There are plenty of 5 star hotels to choose from in Tokyo but we were glad we chose this one for our first trip to Japan. The room was comfortable and blended Japanese and Western styles and was serviced thoroughly every day. We made good use of the club lounge for breakfasts, snacks and drinks in the evening and had dinner one time in each of Origami and the teppanyaki section of Suiren, the fine dining restaurant. Each time the food was excellent and well-presented. What really stood out for us though was the staff. Each and every one was unfailingly polite, welcoming and helpful, with good English. We wouldn’t stay anywhere else in Tokyo next time we come. "