Super Hotel Premier Akasaka in Tokyo

Extremely satisfied! Five stars all around! The location is super convenient: two subway stations are within a 5-8 minute walk; a 24-hour 7-Eleven is right downstairs; a drugstore is diagonally opposite, and the surrounding area has all sorts of restaurants, supermarkets, massage parlors, kimono photo studios, and stationery shops. A taxi ride to Tokyo Station takes about 20 minutes.

The hotel room was very neat and tidy. The magnetic blackout blinds were absolutely perfect, which is a huge plus for someone like me who is sensitive to light and on a specific biological clock! The bedding was very comfortable, and the hotel thoughtfully provided various pillow heights to choose from. The public bath was my favorite! 😍 The carbonated spring and hot pool were the perfect way to relax after a day of traveling. The daily supply of towels, bottled water, etc., was a very thoughtful touch! The hotel's laundry room was the most conscientious I've encountered in all my trips to Japan – only 100 yen for washing, free dryer, and even free detergent. This truly makes it the best value hotel under 1,000 yen!

A special shoutout to the two young ladies working the night shift at the front desk – they were incredibly friendly! One was a beautiful lady from Taiwan, and the other a cute Japanese lady. They were meticulous, attentive, and did everything they could to offer advice and help! Thank you for your service!

Fellow compatriots, we are one family! Long live the friendship between China and Japan!

I'll definitely book this hotel again next time I'm in Tokyo!

Excellent hotel location, staff are friendly, experienced and accommodating. looking forward to the next stay.

Great location, and I loved that I could get drinks and coffee anytime on the second floor. The hot spring was small but lovely too.

The location is fantastic! Super convenient for the subway and shopping, with lots of unique little shops tucked away in the alleyways, plus a supermarket nearby. The front desk staff speak excellent English and are very helpful. The reception is on the second floor, accessible by an elevator outside on the first floor. There's also a public area with self-serve drinks and tables, great for a quick work session or a rest.

I didn't get to try the hot spring bath.

The room isn't huge but perfect for a solo traveler. The small bathtub is good for a foot soak, and the view is quite nice.

Overall, it's great, although a friend mentioned that prices here are generally on the higher side. For business travel, it's a no-brainer – convenience comes first.

I’ve stayed in this hotel for many times. The location and hotel facilities are good enough for tourists. The only bad thing I can think of is the check out time is at 10am which too early.

The room size is standard for Japan, and the cleanliness was acceptable. The front desk staff all spoke English, which was very helpful. The location is excellent, being about a five-minute walk from Akasaka-mitsuke and Akasaka stations, giving access to four different train lines. It's perfect for city walks; you can reach the National Diet Building and the Imperial Palace in about 10 minutes, Roppongi in 20+ minutes, Ginza in 30+ minutes, Omotesando in 40+ minutes, and Shibuya in 50+ minutes, while Shinjuku is just over an hour away. All these places are only 2-5 subway stops away. There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs, along with many restaurants frequented by local office workers, offering authentic local dining experiences. I highly recommend this hotel and its location.

This hotel was absolutely perfect, both in terms of its convenient location and excellent facilities. It's close to several subway stations. The hotel also features an on-site public bath. The Refa brand showerheads and hair dryers in the rooms were a wonderful touch. Both the front desk staff and the housekeeping team spoke Chinese, which made communication incredibly easy.

Excellent! Will definitely come again.

It was almost perfect for my family.
The room was clean and cozy.
the staff were kind and there was a small public bath.