The location of the hotel is located at Akasaka subway station. The exit 6 of the subway to the hotel have an up riding escalator to help you on your luggage which open till 2200hrs. Will recommend using exit 3a if you are carrying luggage after 2200hrs. The hotel is locate a distance away. It comes with basic facilities is... More

Location is the reason why youll want to stay here. For close to the train station and easy walk to Rappongi district where there are plenty of restaurants, shops, and bars to checkout in your evenings. The hotel itself is ok - meets the 3 star quality though the rooms are really quite small. They recommended putting our luggages below... More

Hotel was great. Single room was bigger than I expected. Bathroom was small but useable. Free wifi in the lobby, but you can get a free LAN cable from the reception if you want to access the internet from your room. Internet was decently fast. It was about 10min walk to Roponggi metro or 5min walk to Akasaka metro station.... More

Overall a good hotel. The bathroom was small, even for Tokyo. The only thing I didn't really like about this place was that you had to return the key to the front desk each time you left the hotel. This was a bit annoying when I just wanted to go to the 7-Eleven next door.

Didn't know what to expect when we booked three nights at Akasaka Yoko - only that the location seemed ok and the price was good considering it is downtown Tokyo. We were positively surprised! Yes - the rooms are small, but who cares? The location is awesome, with a very nice neighbourhood filled with cafes and restaurants. It is a... More

The great thing about this hotel is that its only 3 minutes away from the Akasaka train station which will practically connect you all over central tokyo. Its located in Minato-ku which is one of the well known for being "upscale". The hotel rooms are ok but the bathroom too cramped. Reminds me of an Airplane Lavatory.

Without saying anything the high speed internet service is the best.

The Akasaka Yoko Hotel was a last-minute choice prior to my solo trip to Japan in July 2011. Yoko is decently priced, clean, and comfortable as long as you're skinny. My single room was slightly larger than a standard hotel bathroom, and the bathroom was, in true Japanese style, about the size of an airplane lavatory. Again, if you're not... More

The Hotel has a good location - close to the Metro Station and many eating places. The rooms and specially the toilets are rather cramped - in fact an obese person might get stuck inside. Amazing space utilization - provides everything required - starting with a toothbrush, bath robes and even a computer with Internet access. The buffet reakfast is... More