As many others have said, the rooms are small. But the space is used well, with my room having a double bed, tv on the desk, and small wardrobe. You probably cant leave your suitcase open as it would remove alot of walking space. I kept mine closed standing up at the foot of the bed. The Wifi is good... More

I'd read all the reviews before I went but was still surprised by the size of the rooms. We booked 3 rooms - 2 superior and 1 standard (for a single traveller) and the superior were slightly bigger, but not much! It was not possible to leave a suitcase open and we had to put 1 of our cases on... More

Stayed here in early April for 6 days. Room was fantastic and it was a lot bigger than I expected from a japanese hotel, while one room is certainly not big enough for 2 people the bathroom had room for a bathtub and the bed was a nice double bed. I've actually paid more for a smaller room in New... More

My mother and I stayed here for a week. Though the rooms are small (not uncommon in Japan) the hotel and its staff are spectacular. Everyone was kind and gracious and so very helpful. My mother became ill and they contacted 2 hospitals for us, to see which would take an English speaking patient; they wrote down all of her... More

First, I have the hotel 5 stars because I went on the holiday alone. The room (the cheapest one I believe) is only good for 1 person despite having a bed that easily fits 2. But apart from that, the hotel is amazing. I stayed there for 2 full weeks as I explored Tokyo and chose it because of the... More

We stayed here at the end of Feb for 4 nights and found the hotel really good. The room was standard in Japan I.e. small. We had two medium suitcases with us and only able to open one of them fully. The hotel was easy to get it and a very short walk from exit 6 of the Akasaka station... More

Only four stars because the room was so small. Everything else was great so I would recommend this hotel so long as you don't need space. The bed was against the wall and the room was only slightly wider than the bed. I had paid a bit more for a 'grand' room and when I queried the size was told... More

The hotel is very well located, 1 minute from Akasaka tube station. I advise to take exit 6 go up the two escalators. Once you are on the street turn to the left and walk the street. The hotel is just after FamilyMart (24 hour supermarket which I can recommend). The hotel has just installed wireless internet in the rooms... More

We had 2 nights in Tokyo on our way back home, and stayed at the Grand Fresa. Its true, the rooms are very small, and with 2 of us we did find it tricky finding room for 2 suitcases. But for such a short stay it didnt bother us, we were out and about and not spending much time in... More