Akasaka Urban Hotel Annex

First of all, I checked in after 1 a.m., and I was able to check in without any problems (it was done through a kiosk), and there was an elevator and there were no bumps in the line, so it was easy to drag my suitcase. I stayed alone, but there was enough space to spread out my suitcase and the amenities were acceptable. There are no sponges/shower towels, so please bring your own. The cleanliness was acceptable. It's not that it's really clean, but it's worth living in. There were no hidden dust lumps or things like not cleaning areas that can't be seen, and it's just reasonably clean. I think it feels that way because the interior itself isn't white. There are a lot of convenience stores around. There are at least 3 within 2 minutes, the bus stop is close, and the main street is also close. The best thing is that if you get off the elevator exit at Tameike-Sanno Station on the Ginza Line, you will be directly at the entrance to the accommodation. It takes less than 20 seconds. There is no need to use the stairs. Highly recommended if you have a lot of luggage and drag a heavy suitcase. If I had to say the downside, the toothpaste in the amenities was poor, there was no water provided, and towels were not refilled for about 2 days. I didn't ask for more since I had some left over anyway, but I think they would refill it if I asked. The handwritten letter and the duck in the bathroom are cute little touches.

Although it's in the Akasaka area, I was attracted to it because it was cheaper than other hotels and it was conveniently located just 1 minute from the station exit. The bath feels small even for women, but the water pressure in the shower is perfect.

It was very convenient as it was about 1 minute walk from the station. Starbucks, Doutor, and convenience stores are also nearby 👌 The room was average⭕️ The negative points are that the air conditioner filter might need some cleaning, and the curtains in the bathroom smelled like they were dry. Other than that it was very good 💁🏼♀️

Across the road is the Tamachi Sanno subway exit, which is super convenient and easy to get to Haneda Airport. There are a lot of delicious food around, you can explore it yourself. The location is very cost-effective, and the hotel staff are very nice and the room is very clean.

It is a corner room. It is small and not very fancy, but it is enough for business use. According to the business price in Akasaka, more than 500 per night is not cheap. Spend another hundred dollars and you can stay in a four-star hotel

It's right next to Exit 11 of Tameike Sanno Station, and the location is good, and there were no problems with the response or facilities. 🐣Hiyoko-chan, a handwritten message to welcome you, a hot coffee service at the entrance, and this time you can choose a shampoo and conditioner other than the equipment, and the satisfaction level was high. The room is compact, but who wants a large one? There are some places, but it was a hotel that I would like to use again🥰

not bad. The front desk is also very gentle, you can store your luggage at the front desk, but it is best to take away valuables.

Akasaka Senuku, about 150 meters walk from Tameike Sanno Station. The room is quite small, and the street is still a bit noisy. Housing prices in Tokyo have risen so much that it feels twice as high as before the epidemic