The Agnes is a perfectly functional small-medium hotel snuggled a street back from the main road in Iidabashi. It's quiet, the staff are pleasant and helpful, my room at the back of the place was dated (as in, 1970s soap opera dated), but the bed was quite comfortable, and it was blissfully quiet at night. Taxis dont seem to know... More

We really liked the quaintness of the hotel. It's tucked away in the hills of Iidabashi near Kagurazaka Street. The staff is super friendly and they're always available to help with a smile. The rooms could use some updating. And warning -- there's no such thing as non-smoking rooms in Japan. It just means they take the ashtrays out. Our... More

I stayed at Agnes Hotel on a business trip. I can't fault the hotel at all: the rooms are well-appointed - complete with heated toilet seat and jacuzzi bath - and the service is impeccable. Breakfast is a sort of fusion buffet with cereals available but also oriental options and eggs to order. The only caution to offer is that... More

This is my first trip to Tokyo and on business. I was skeptical when my office booked Agnes because it's an unknown hotel (to Singaporeans) and it looks like a leisure hotel more than a business one. The taxi driver and his GPS did not know this place, and it took some time for us to find it. However, after... More

I love this hotel! The location is great. I found many great local shops and eateries. There's even a lovely movie theater within a few minutes’ walk, The room is clean, very well maintained and everything still looks brand new. Love the mini bar that comes with tasty. Exceptional service - all staff are courteous, pleasant and really helpful, calling... More

I have stayed at this hotel twice for business trips. The staff speaks English very well and has been helpful to me when I needed directions, a cab, etc. The rooms are a nice size and the bathrooms are nicely updated. They have a variety of options for breakfast including both Japanese and Western style foods. It is a short... More