Akasaka Yoko Hotel
6-14-12, Akasaka, Minato 107-0052 Tokyo Prefecture
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#18 of 32 hotels in Akasaka
Location
4.1
Rooms
3.2
Value
3.8
Cleanliness
3.7
Service
3.8
Sleep Quality
3.6
Akasaka Yoko Hotel offers 245 guest rooms and suites thoughtfully appointed to make your stay comfortable.
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Property amenities
Paid private parking on-site
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Coffee shop
Massage
Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
24-hour front desk
Laundry service
Parking
Wifi
Restaurant
Breakfast buffet
Complimentary tea
Vending machine
Room features
Blackout curtains
Air conditioning
Housekeeping
Iron
Refrigerator
Flatscreen TV
Bath / shower
Hair dryer
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
Smoking rooms available
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Centrally Located
Languages Spoken
English, Japanese
Location
6-14-12, Akasaka, Minato 107-0052 Tokyo Prefecture
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It's pretty close to Akasaka Station, and there are entertainment districts and restaurants nearby, so it's in a good location because you can make an appointment with friends or relatives in Tokyo to have a drinking party and then go straight home.
The interior is generally nice, and check-in is automated and easy, so I think it's good. The price isn't that high either (in fact, I'd be a bit off choosing a cheap place to stay and then being forced into a dormitory or capsule room), so I think it was just right. The breakfast buffet is also delicious, with a wide selection.
The private rooms are generally good, but the bathroom is small and the distance between the toilet seat and the bathtub/sink is very narrow, which is a bit of a downside.
The interior is generally nice, and check-in is automated and easy, so I think it's good. The price isn't that high either (in fact, I'd be a bit off choosing a cheap place to stay and then being forced into a dormitory or capsule room), so I think it was just right. The breakfast buffet is also delicious, with a wide selection.
The private rooms are generally good, but the bathroom is small and the distance between the toilet seat and the bathtub/sink is very narrow, which is a bit of a downside.
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Traveled solo
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With the prices of hotels in Tokyo soaring, I couldn't find a hotel within my limited budget, so I booked this hotel. I had a retro image in mind, but the rooms and front desk were neat and tidy, just like a regular business hotel. Check-in was also fully automatic. It's not too bad considering the average price in Tokyo.
The breakfast area had trays, drinks, bread corner, etc. scattered all over the place, so I couldn't figure out where anything was. When I entered the breakfast area, I didn't know where to get a tray, so I ended up wandering around. There was a staff member there, but he didn't explain anything to me.
The breakfast area had trays, drinks, bread corner, etc. scattered all over the place, so I couldn't figure out where anything was. When I entered the breakfast area, I didn't know where to get a tray, so I ended up wandering around. There was a staff member there, but he didn't explain anything to me.
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Date of stay: March 2024Trip type: Traveled on business
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My 2 month stay at the Akasaka Yoko Hotel was amazing. The entire staff are extremely well mannered and they make it their duty for you to enjoy your stay. However Rabin Thakuri (who I would now call a good friend) went beyond his duties to make me feel at home during my long stay. A genuinely great guy, that made my stay in Japan and at the Akasaka Hotel that much better. This is my 3rd time being in Japan and I would recommend the Akasaka Yoko Hotel every-time to anyone planning on staying in Japan, it’s an awesome location, with an even better staff !
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Date of stay: November 2020Trip type: Traveled on business
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We stayed in a Japanese style room. It has nice Japanese charm. A family of 3 fit comfortably in the room. The staff are welcoming and friendly. We got free soba and a mochi demonstration for new year's. The hotel is in a great, quiet location close to the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda line.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Response from yoko_hotel, 主任 at Akasaka Yoko Hotel
Responded Jan 5, 2020
Thank you for staying at Akasaka Yoko Hotel. In addition, we have you contribute during busy time and thank you again. We received words of praise for the staff's response, and all the staff happily read. Every year on New Year's Eve, we have New Year's Eve soba at the restaurant, and on the New Year's Day, we have rice cakes at the lobby, and customers who have spent the New Year's holidays at the hotel are enjoying the atmosphere of the New Year. We are not new, but we do our best to keep you clean. As for the location, Roppongi is within walking distance and close to Shibuya and Ginza, making it very convenient for sightseeing and shopping. Tokyo is changing every day for the Olympics. In the future, we will also introduce tourist spots that the staff can recommend, so please ask when you stay next time. We look forward to seeing you all again, the day we can meet you again.
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Family of three stay. Location advantageous to personal intent; quick accessibility to Metro station. Service staff courteous and receptive to needs. Room sufficient size and affordable for family on budget. Internet in room fast. Thank you. Would stay again.
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Date of stay: January 2020Trip type: Traveled with family
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Response from yoko_hotel, 主任 at Akasaka Yoko Hotel
Responded Jan 5, 2020
Thank you for choosing Akasaka Yoko Hotel from a number of hotels this time. In addition, we are very glad to receive compliments regarding the staff's response. The hotel is located in the heart of the city, and we have heard from other guests that it is convenient to travel around the city. In addition, we receive words that price is reasonable for location. This hotel is not a new hotel, but our staff will work hard every day to provide you with better service. We will also review the facilities and provide a comfortable space. Thank you very much for your feedback during your busy time. We look forward to your continued use.
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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 with a mix of commerical, retail and restaurants with a subway entrance within 2 blocks (Central Tokyo, Ginza, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Harajuku were all within a few stops) It was always nice to come back to a nice street without the craziness of some of the areas we'd spent all day and night in. Even my brother who's lived in Japan for 1 1/2 years said that we'd picked a good area.
The hotel itself doesn't grab you from the outside but the small foyer was always immaculate with helpful desk staff (they spoke enough English to get by, just like our Japanese!) and free bottled water to guests which was a nice touch. There was internet available in the foyer and washing machines/dryers on the second floor.
We got free breakfast with our room which is in the attached restaurant. It was a small smorgasbord with a mix of Japanese (ie salmon, noodles, etc) and English (bread, jam, croissants, etc). The coffee and tea were good and endless. It was always a good way to start the day without running around on the street looking for food or paying "hollywood dollars" at a hotel.
As I said, the breakfast was included in the room price. We booked online and for the 2 nights in the 3 bed room paid $197 Australian a night, that's only $66 per person with breakfast! The last night was $140 Aus for the double room. Again, excellent value for Tokyo or any large city.
The 3 bed room was laughably small but incredibly clean. It amazed us how everything fit in the room. The bathroom was 1m sq with a shower, basin and toilet/bidet. Again, this was always very clean. The 2 bed room was slightly bigger and was just as clean. Remember this is Tokyo! We paid less for this hotel than we did in New York, San Fran, Vegas and LA with breakfast included, who cares how big the room is! They were always perfectly clean, so dump your bags and get out into it!
In short, all of us would stay here again. It was a great location, incredibly clean and well priced. Highly recommended.
Firstly, the hotel is situated in clean area with a mix of commerical, retail and restaurants with a subway entrance within 2 blocks (Central Tokyo, Ginza, Shibuya, Shinjuku and Harajuku were all within a few stops) It was always nice to come back to a nice street without the craziness of some of the areas we'd spent all day and night in. Even my brother who's lived in Japan for 1 1/2 years said that we'd picked a good area.
The hotel itself doesn't grab you from the outside but the small foyer was always immaculate with helpful desk staff (they spoke enough English to get by, just like our Japanese!) and free bottled water to guests which was a nice touch. There was internet available in the foyer and washing machines/dryers on the second floor.
We got free breakfast with our room which is in the attached restaurant. It was a small smorgasbord with a mix of Japanese (ie salmon, noodles, etc) and English (bread, jam, croissants, etc). The coffee and tea were good and endless. It was always a good way to start the day without running around on the street looking for food or paying "hollywood dollars" at a hotel.
As I said, the breakfast was included in the room price. We booked online and for the 2 nights in the 3 bed room paid $197 Australian a night, that's only $66 per person with breakfast! The last night was $140 Aus for the double room. Again, excellent value for Tokyo or any large city.
The 3 bed room was laughably small but incredibly clean. It amazed us how everything fit in the room. The bathroom was 1m sq with a shower, basin and toilet/bidet. Again, this was always very clean. The 2 bed room was slightly bigger and was just as clean. Remember this is Tokyo! We paid less for this hotel than we did in New York, San Fran, Vegas and LA with breakfast included, who cares how big the room is! They were always perfectly clean, so dump your bags and get out into it!
In short, all of us would stay here again. It was a great location, incredibly clean and well priced. Highly recommended.
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Date of stay: September 2006Trip type: Traveled as a couple
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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 day to help fight the humidity!
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 day to help fight the humidity!
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Date of stay: August 2006
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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 expect luxury. But, you can expect a very clean hotel with helpful staff (English skills were fine) and a good location. This hotel is a great place to stay in Tokyo if you don't want to break the bank.
Don't expect luxury. But, you can expect a very clean hotel with helpful staff (English skills were fine) and a good location. This hotel is a great place to stay in Tokyo if you don't want to break the bank.
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Date of stay: June 2007Trip type: Traveled solo
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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 of getting fresh bread or even warm toast. Free water bottles suplied in the afternoon, but only in the afternoon.Dont bother trying to ask for one in the morning. Also no adaptors for the powerpoints if you have appliances from other countries. Apart from breakfast the price was reasonable for what we got. May choose another hotel next time.I would say the hotel was pretty average but location was handy.
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Date of stay: December 2007
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The room was inexpensive for Tokyo, very clean, and very tight. Had to squeeze by my carry on to get from the bed to the bathroom. Ceiling height in the shower is 6ft for tall people. There was an english speaker at the front desk each time I stopped by during my three day stay. The only downside from my American perspective is they have a sign by the elevator that said no guests allowed in the room. If I was expecting one that would have been nice to know before I paid my non-refundable reservation.
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Date of stay: May 2016Trip type: Traveled on business
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Hello, the best way is taking the limousine bus (3100 yen). Usually they have different routes from the Airport to Tokyo. If you want to go to Akasaka Yoko Hotel, you can take the limousine bus from Narita to Hibiya District and Get off at the Imperial Hotel. Then you can take the metro in the Hibiya station, take the Chiyoda Line and get off in Akasaka station. Then walk from Akasaka station to the hotel. Also, you can take the bus to Akasaka District and get off in front of the Capitol Hotel, then walk from there to the Akasaka Yoko Hotel. You can also take the Narita express (3020) from Narita to Tokyo Station, go to the Metro and take the Marunouchi Line all the way to the Akasaka Mitsuke station, then walk to the Hotel. Those are the best ways to go, I personally recommend them. Enjoy your time in Tokyo...
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PRICE RANGE
$73 - $120 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
ALSO KNOWN AS
hotel akasaka yoko, akasaka yoko minato
LOCATION
JapanKantoTokyo PrefectureTokyoMinatoAkasakaAkasaka / Roppongi / Akasaka / Roppongi / Azabu / Nagatacho
NUMBER OF ROOMS
235
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Which popular attractions are close to Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Nearby attractions include Tokyo Midtown (0.2 miles), 21 21 DESIGN SIGHT (0.2 miles), and Suntory Museum of Art (0.3 miles).
What are some of the property amenities at Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, an on-site restaurant, and breakfast buffet.
Which room amenities are available at Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a refrigerator.
What food & drink options are available at Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Guests can enjoy an on-site restaurant and complimentary tea during their stay.
Is parking available at Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Yes, paid private parking on-site is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Conveniently located restaurants include Sushi Koshikawa, Towers, and Umegaoka Sushi No Midori Akasaka-Branch.
Is Akasaka Yoko Hotel located near the city center?
Yes, it is 0.4 miles away from the center of Akasaka.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Japanese.
Are there any historical sites close to Akasaka Yoko Hotel?
Many travelers enjoy visiting Nezu Shrine (3.8 miles), Yasukuni Shrine (1.8 miles), and Sengaku-ji Temple (2.2 miles).