This hotel is extremely conveniently located in front of the subway hub station as well as big electronics store. It is also only a few minutes away from one of the most vibrant district of Akasaka with huge varieties of restautant at all levels and prices. The restaurant on the top floor has much variety of ambience and very nice view of Tokyo. It has very good range fo Japanese food. Hotel is served by the airport limousine buses, both serving Haneda and Narita airports. Most highly recommended for both business and sightseeing travelers.

Excellent location, very neat and clean, friendly staff, reasonably good buffet breakfast, beds and decors are well managed, updated toilet accessories and showers. Restaurants and bars are closer to hotel. Value for money hotel. Beds are big and very comfortable.

Chiyoda area provides a wonderful choice of every description for dining out. While the food within the hotel restaurant was great, like all hotels, eating in can be expensive. Attached to the hotel was a 7/11 shop which provided many alternatives for light dining. Literally across the road from the Metro Rail allowed great access for getting around Tokyo. A MUST is to obtain the Official Tokyo Tourism Guide with an orange cover. This small booklet shows what there is to see in each prefecture, and what trains to catch. A 3 day metro rail pass is about $18 AU (about $12.50 USA). Purchase online before arrival. Head left as you exit the hotel for a Starbucks cafe if coffee is your thing, only 2 minutes walk. The buffet breakfast was excellent, and the staff very helpful, although some of the front desk staff were very limited with English . The only complaint was one I found in all the Japanese Hotels, the pillows were HIDEOUSLY hard. All other amenities within the room were fine. The room was spotless.