Can you find that large room in Tokyo? I have stayed in a double room for a night. This room is quite spacious by Japanese standards. The room is very clean, and modern. There is a coffee maker, a big TV, a pair of slippers, a bathtub, and a massage chair. About Wi-Fi access, you have to borrow it at... More

At the end of a backpacking trip spent mostly in hostels, I decided to treat myself to a stay in a real hotel, knowing space comes at a premium in Japan. But for an incredibly good price, this hotel spares no convenience. I wasn't disappointed by the size or amenities of the room, and the location is wonderful. Close to... More

My husband, two college-age children, and I had a very enjoyable stay in two adjacent rooms here. The rooms are huge and light (we were on an upper floor), including room for a desk, table, and balcony. Wifi is free--but ask for a router for each computer as the connection does not reach very far. The twin beds are larger... More

Spotless, VERY spacious room with plenty of space with shelf, cupboards and wardrobes. The bed was super comfortable – hard type that you don’t sink in to! The wireless as well as cabled internet was free – however it appeared only one device could be connected. The location was great as well – only a couple of minutes walk from... More

We were two couples, one in a double and one in a twin. Both rooms were spacious (Huge in Japan terms) and lovely. The twin also had a small kitchen. Location is good, close to two train stations (not JR) and to restaurants and supermarket.

I chose this hotel for its location and its room size. It is only a minute from Akasaka station on Chiyoda Line and six or so minutes from Tameike Sanno station and a few more minutes from Akasakamitsuke on Ginza line which is the oldest line and runs through many major areas in the central part of the city, Shibuya,... More

Rooms are very spacious for two of us plus our daughter. Our 6-year-old daughter could stay for free which is rare in hotels in Japan in this price range where most of them charge on a per-person basis for anyone aged 6 and above. Her breakfast was not free though. My husband appreciated the massage chair. TV channels were mostly... More

Value for money place in Tokyo, I used to stay at ANA but prefer this place on my business trip as its less than half the price and as a business visitor I pretty much need a place to sleep and connect to Internet when I need to work. I have lived in Tokyo many years and the office was... More

If you're looking to stay central, avoid racking up a hefty hotel bill whilst still enjoying a nice room - Avanshell is surely the one to choose. It's right in the middle of Akasaka away from the serious hustle bustle but a 30second walk to the Chiyoda-Line which can link you up to anywhere you need to go in Tokyo.... More