Hotel dekat JR Akihabara Station, Tokyo

Pros - Superb location. You live right above the JR station and the Lawson right under opens for 24 hours. - No serious downsides with a nice room. For the most part it was a nice stay and I'd give a 8/10 overall, so the cons below are a bit nitpicky. Cons - Check in machines. Really hated them and they pop up at every hotel I've stayed recently. Every foreigner I've seen had some problems with them that require manual assistance anyways so check in actually takes more time than when they didn't exist. Not a language barrier problem but more like errors popping up too often. - Slippers are reused. - The side I stayed on faces directly to this building called チョムチョム秋葉原, which in itself isn't a problem. However, it has a hot pot shop on the 5th floor with glass windows all over that opens until 5AM. Staying on the 7th floor, which is the lowest floor possible for this hotel, made it a little uncomfortable to leave the curtains opened at night to an otherwise nice view to wake up to. - The chair in the room has no back support. - One lift doesn't reach the ground floor out of the 3, and I seem to catch that one way more often and had to change lifts on the reception floor most of the time. Overall for the price I paid (about 35000JPY for 2 nights) it's a decent stay compared to my other experiences in Japan. The greatest strength is its 0 minute from JR station and easy access to convenience stores. If these 2 are not your great priorities there are more competitve alternatives around Akihabara.

We had a nice stay at Washington Hotel Akihabara. The hotel is well located, nearby metro lines and local trains which allow us to easily move around Tokyo. Although the room is small, it is well designed and it big enough for few nights. The bed is not very large but comfortable. We managed to sleep with our 2 yo kid. You can also choose between soft or hard pillow. The bathroom was quite big with a nice bathtub. Around the hotel, you have plenty of restaurant and convenient stores. The buffet breakfast was great and everything we try tastes really good ! There is a large choice between Japanese food and wester food. Finally, there is a laundry area which was really convenient.

We loved our stay at Hotel Resol! Right in the heart of Akihabara with the train station close by too! Perfect location, and with out room having the view of the river it was lovely. The rooms and bathroom are both a decent size with the type of room we got. You’re able to pick up as many amenities from the reception that you need for your room. There’s also a stamp to collect in reception so don’t forget to get that if you’re collecting stamps throughout! The staff are all so lovely, and even kept our luggage the last day for us whilst we ventured out and about. There’s things you don’t need to worry about bringing to Japan, as all the hotels I stayed in provided these, a hairdryer, shampoo and conditioner, body wash, PJs, and slippers. There’s also a mini fridge to stash all your konbini goodies. They don’t clean your room everyday which is nice because it means you don’t have someone in and out all the time. But they do replace bin bags, towels and waters daily which is lovely! There’s also a cute little temple nearby to the hotel too! Which has a little cat we got to see a lot of! :) Overall a really pleasant stay! and it completed the end of trip! Thank you for a lovely stay!

It is so close to Akihabara, so it is a great choice for stay. The room is quite spacious. The breakfast had ozouni on New Year’s Day which is very nice and hospital.

Still one of the best hotels i had after so many years. Best Hot spring hotel in the area of Kanda, easy access to Train stations and Akihabara, This hotel is a frequent stay for me and the staffs are friendly and helpful to any advices and needs.

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Hotel was located close to Akihabara and Ochanomizu Station which made transportation easily accessible. It was also a walking distance from various food places at Akihabara and had a Family Mart below. Room itself was a little small but expected of Tokyo hotels. Had sufficient amenities and was a clean place. Overall, a decent stay for its price.

Very convenient, not too far from the train station, friendly staff and it was an enjoyable stay! would recommend for those who are travelling alone or as a pair as the rooms are quite small. other than that no issue at all with the stay at the hotel and would defenitely come back!

In Tokyo, where every inch of land is valuable, the basic room is 70 square meters, which is really luxurious. The service is very, very good. They even bought cold medicine for me because I had a cold. The breakfast is very rich, with both Japanese and Western food. You can overlook Mount Fuji from the room. It is worthy of being the number one hotel in Tokyo.

Really nice and clean hotel, it’s what you pay for I guess. They had a free drinks service (a coffee machine and a fizzy drink dispenser). They had disposable amenities at the reception and you could help yourself! The room itself was small but that’s typical of hotels in Tokyo. The housekeeping was amazing and everything was cleaned really well. The room had a small ‘desk’ but it barely fit my laptop. A kettle is provided just make sure you have your own water (can get water from the same place as drinks downstairs). The walk to the station isn’t too bad but not very close. I’d also say the area is more business/corporate orientated, incredibly safe though! Lots of CVS stores nearby. Really friendly and helpful staff at the hotel! Overall good experience for a solo traveller. I was in the double room alone and I was a bit tight on space so maybe 2+ people might struggle a bit.