We were staying in Akasaka Yoko in August 09 for several days, generally the hotel is good, but rooms and bath are VERY small - it was even no place for our small suitcase :( I was really shocked by their rooms size. Location is so-so - it is in 7 min walk from Akasaka station, but it's not very... more

We stayed at the Akasaka Yoko Hotel for 3 nights in May 2008. The hotel is located in a residential area of Tokyo, Akasaka, near many embassies. The price was reasonable for Tokyo (~USD150/night), but you get what you pay for. Rooms were very small, with just enough room for the beds and our suitcases. But at that price I... more

Stayed in the Akasaka Yoko Hotel for 5 nights in early December '07. In a good location, only 5mins walk from Akasaka subway station. Rooms very small but was expected for Japan and internet in the room which was very handy. I wasnt impressd with breakfast, cold broccoli and beans were regular, also the bread was pre-toasted so no chance... more

This is a budget hotel in Tokyo -- but in a great neighborhood. It is easy to find from Narita and just a few blocks from the Akasaka metro stop. The room is SMALL, but not much worse than other budget hotels in Japan. And for the price (I paid US$62 including breakfast through asiarooms.com), you can't beat it. Don't... more

Small rooms, but the staff were more than helpful and spoke basic English. Were worried about getting there from Narita, but as the Hotel is close to the Akasaka train line it wasnt too hard. Nice breakfast which was a combination of Japanese and Western food- overall expensive but decent and safe * Even had free bottle of water per... more

Stayed at the Akasaka Yoko Hotel for 3 nights from 22/9/06 as part of a week of travelling in Japan. The first 2 nights my wife and I stayed with my brother who lives in Japan in a 3-bed room. The last night we stayed in a double bedroom on our own. Firstly, the hotel is situated in clean area... more