Fraser Suites Akasaka, Tokyo in Tokyo

✨ My Stay at Akasaka Yoko Hotel – Clean, Strategic, and Surprisingly Spacious

I stayed at Akasaka Yoko Hotel during my trip to Tokyo, and it turned out to be a great choice. The hotel is conveniently located near Akasaka Station, just a 6-minute walk from Chiyoda Line Gate 7. What made it even more exciting was that the area has a Harry Potter-themed atmosphere, which added a bit of magic to the experience!

📍 Location

The hotel sits in a quiet but central area, surrounded by restaurants, convenience stores, and even a nearby park—perfect for a morning or evening walk. The access to public transportation is excellent, making it easy to get around Tokyo.

🛏 Room & Facilities

The room wasn’t very spacious, but it was very clean and well-equipped with complete amenities like toiletries, a kettle, mini fridge, and hairdryer. I brought four suitcases, and surprisingly, it was still manageable—the space under the bed was perfect for storing luggage.

💧 Drinking Water

One thing to note: there’s no bottled water in the room. Guests need to get drinking water from the lobby, and it’s only available during certain hours. Not a big issue, but good to know in advance.

⏱ Easy Check-in & Check-out

The check-in and check-out process was smooth and easy, with friendly staff. Even with minimal English, communication was clear enough.

Very clean. The room service is very thorough and on days when I didn't have my room cleaned, I was given a package with fresh towels. Everything worked well. Great water pressure, always hot. The location is convenient. There are coin washers and dryers available and vending machines.

The room was very small and there isn't a great place to put luggage (just the floor). The bathroom is typical for Japan - small but clean, modern, and functional. The tradeoff for the small size is that it's a very affordable hotel.

For the most part, the room was very quiet. I think the bathroom walls are less insulated for noise, but it wasn't a problem.

The carpet was old but everything else was reasonably new. The bed was comfortable. It was nice to have a little fridge and a kettle in the room.

My 2 month stay at the Akasaka Yoko Hotel was amazing. The entire staff are extremely well mannered and they make it their duty for you to enjoy your stay. However Rabin Thakuri (who I would now call a good friend) went beyond his duties to make me feel at home during my long stay. A genuinely great guy, that made my stay in Japan and at the Akasaka Hotel that much better. This is my 3rd time being in Japan and I would recommend the Akasaka Yoko Hotel every-time to anyone planning on staying in Japan, it’s an awesome location, with an even better staff !

A nice comfortable Japanese hotel in Akasaka with modest prices. The walls are not very soundproof but the guests are usually quiet (following Japan customs) Amenities and facilities are modern and well kept. Will visit again.

It was nice place to stay in dokyo. This place is pretty quiten as well. But the washroom size is really small tho. The service was great.