the b akasaka in Tokyo

Free coffee available throughout the day. I loved the coffee.

Free Snacks at 3pm.

Bed was a bit stiff.

Near to Akasaka Station. 15 mins walk to Akasaka-Mitsuke Station.

Nearby lots of restaurants options. I loved the Streamer Coffee and Little Tokyo House cafe nearby.

See image for the entrance to the Lift (outside TBS building) that can bring you up to Hotel’s street level instead of going up the slope / stairs.

Clean and tidy, located in the central Akasaka area, making it very convenient to get around. You can even walk to the Imperial Palace and the National Diet Building. The only downside is that it's a bit far from the bus stop. Breakfast was good, the Western options were healthy, and the coffee was great too. Overall, good value for money.

While the area is close to a prime location, the aircon inverter (heater) did not function properly during this winter weather. Hope the hotel can sort out this issue.

It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, so the transportation isn't as convenient as the Akasaka location. However, the room was incredibly clean, and even though we were assigned a corner room, it wasn't as small as I expected. (There's a cemetery behind the hotel, so those who are sensitive to that might want to reconsider.) The room was a decent size. I really enjoyed the breakfast; I went every day and had a lot. There were also many Westerners staying there.

It was a great experience staying at this hotel. As a lady solo traveller, this place is safe and comfortable for my 3 nights stay. Will stay here again in my next visit to Tokyo.

Service was excellent! Staff were helpful. Left early morning for a day tour when I realized I left my watch in the room. I called the hotel reception via Trip.com (for free using internet). They kept it safe for me without any additional fees. Picked it right up at the reception when I came back at the hotel. Late check out was also accommodated with a reasonable fee of 1,300 JPY per hour. 
Location was in a quiet area, a few minutes walk from akasaka mitsuke station. Room is reasonably sized for Tokyo -- able to open my large suitcase then pushed it under the bed. Bathroom was spacious with a full shower area. 
Free amenities (skin care) and coffee available 24/7 at the reception. Every afternoon, there's also free snacks on a first come, first served basis. 
Overall enjoyed my stay in the b Akasaka.

It was a bit hard to find for first-timers and not very friendly if you have a lot of luggage. Once you get used to the area, you'll find this hotel quite good. Several subway exits are about a ten-minute walk away, and there's a community night garden performance. Breakfast is mostly Western style, and there are many foreign guests. In the evening, there are also small snacks, limited to 1-2 per person, on the honor system. Remember to maintain a good image when traveling. Coffee and tea are always available.

This hotel is relatively cheaper compared to others in the area. However, it's located on a small hill in Akasaka, so you'll have to walk uphill from the subway station. If you're going out frequently, it can be quite tiring. There are many restaurants at the bottom of the hill, but no convenience stores open at night near the hotel; you'll have to go downhill to find one. There are three subway stations within a 15-minute walk.

The room is incredibly spacious! At 18 square meters, you can fully stretch out. It even has a fridge, and there's a communal microwave downstairs. The only minor downside is that it's a bit far from the metro station.