"Old hotel but clean and tidy.
Can feel the showa era of japan.
The locations is convenient that an outlet park nearby, also with bus direct to both Haneda or Narita airport"
"Old hotel but clean and tidy.
Can feel the showa era of japan.
The locations is convenient that an outlet park nearby, also with bus direct to both Haneda or Narita airport"
The place was great for my family of 6. The kids enjoyed the place and I especially enjoyed the well equipped mini kitchen. Convenience stores were nearby and the train station was just a walk away.
When it rained when we checked out, the hotel staff gave us 2 umbrellas so we cld stay dry. Hotel staff were also fluent in English, which made communication a breeze.
Highly recommend!
The place was great for my family of 6. The kids enjoyed the place and I especially enjoyed the well equipped mini kitchen. Convenience stores were nearby and the train station was just a walk away.
When it rained when we checked out, the hotel staff gave us 2 umbrellas so we cld stay dry. Hotel staff were also fluent in English, which made communication a breeze.
Highly recommend!
This is a very property which has a good self check-in and check-out kiosk.
Staffs are around to guide u along too.
The rooms are pretty decent in size and it has a huge TV too.
There is a small public bath which is bonus for guest.
A 4min walk to the Ginza Line train station with handful of convenience stores nearby as well a local Japanese supermarket chain. Eateries are plentiful in the vicinity too.
This is a very property which has a good self check-in and check-out kiosk.
Staffs are around to guide u along too.
The rooms are pretty decent in size and it has a huge TV too.
There is a small public bath which is bonus for guest.
A 4min walk to the Ginza Line train station with handful of convenience stores nearby as well a local Japanese supermarket chain. Eateries are plentiful in the vicinity too.
Kok
Reviewed February 17, 2023Reviewed February 17, 2023
Wonderful interaction reception staff and easy check-in
Wonderful surprise to be served traditional Japanese New Year’s delicacies over breakfast & a bottle of sake to boot! Kanpei!
The reception ladies dressed in Kimono on 1st Jan was so kawaii
Wonderful interaction reception staff and easy check-in
Wonderful surprise to be served traditional Japanese New Year’s delicacies over breakfast & a bottle of sake to boot! Kanpei!
The reception ladies dressed in Kimono on 1st Jan was so kawaii
Breakfast was the only catering provided. No room service. Loads of dining options in the inviting back-streets of Akasaka. This is a business area mote than for tourists.
Breakfast was the only catering provided. No room service. Loads of dining options in the inviting back-streets of Akasaka. This is a business area mote than for tourists.
Conveniently located around 3 metro stations. Lots of dining options and convenience stalls. We checked in early, left our bags at the reception and was pleasantly surprised to find them already brought up to the room when we returned. Would have been perfect if they have separate hot baths for both men and women rather than having to rotate.
Conveniently located around 3 metro stations. Lots of dining options and convenience stalls. We checked in early, left our bags at the reception and was pleasantly surprised to find them already brought up to the room when we returned. Would have been perfect if they have separate hot baths for both men and women rather than having to rotate.
Wow this hotel ticks everything in my list. Location- just beside the famous Sensoji temple and food alley every directions. Very good clean and big mineral bath onsen. Soooo good after long cold rainy day of walking. FREE ramen and coffee machine, yakult and ice cream daily. Great great massage chair and FREE washing machine. Only 4 but I always manage to use it. 100yen only for 30mins dryer. Staff is lovely, they actually wiped down your luggage wheels! Its to protect their tatami...
Wow this hotel ticks everything in my list. Location- just beside the famous Sensoji temple and food alley every directions. Very good clean and big mineral bath onsen. Soooo good after long cold rainy day of walking. FREE ramen and coffee machine, yakult and ice cream daily. Great great massage chair and FREE washing machine. Only 4 but I always manage to use it. 100yen only for 30mins dryer. Staff is lovely, they actually wiped down your luggage wheels! Its to protect their tatami...
Staff are very friendly and helpful. My hotel room was clean and had all the amenities I needed. The location is quite central so it's easy to get to Shibuya, Ginza, and to Haneda Airport. It's quite quiet since it's next to the Diet, but it's close walk to the Akasaka restaurant and bar area.
Staff are very friendly and helpful. My hotel room was clean and had all the amenities I needed. The location is quite central so it's easy to get to Shibuya, Ginza, and to Haneda Airport. It's quite quiet since it's next to the Diet, but it's close walk to the Akasaka restaurant and bar area.
Our family of 5 stayed 3 nights at The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka in October of this year. I CANNOT say enough wonderful things about this establishment. The staff was attentive and informative. The facility was clean and surprisingly spacious. The hotel provided ample toiletries and the rooms were cleaned and towels changed daily. We stayed on the 8th floor so did not have any noise issues that previous guests have mentioned. The location of this property was incredible! We were...
Our family of 5 stayed 3 nights at The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka in October of this year. I CANNOT say enough wonderful things about this establishment. The staff was attentive and informative. The facility was clean and surprisingly spacious. The hotel provided ample toiletries and the rooms were cleaned and towels changed daily. We stayed on the 8th floor so did not have any noise issues that previous guests have mentioned. The location of this property was incredible! We were...
Sarah
Reviewed October 25, 2019Reviewed October 25, 2019
Hotel was conveniently sandwiched between the big three convenience stores (7/11, Lawson and FamilyMart which is literally on the 2nd floor of the hotel). There's also a Donki store at the opposite side too! Really thankful as well that the hotel was minutes away from Kinshicho train station which is conveniently 3 stops away from Akihabara. It made travelling around tokyo much easier compared to our other stays when we last visited Japan.
Room was clean and spacious( we got a queen sized bed)...
Hotel was conveniently sandwiched between the big three convenience stores (7/11, Lawson and FamilyMart which is literally on the 2nd floor of the hotel). There's also a Donki store at the opposite side too! Really thankful as well that the hotel was minutes away from Kinshicho train station which is conveniently 3 stops away from Akihabara. It made travelling around tokyo much easier compared to our other stays when we last visited Japan.
Room was clean and spacious( we got a queen sized bed)...
Jean
Reviewed February 9, 2024Reviewed February 9, 2024
Check in at kiosk with staff around to assist, but it went smoothly. Room was spacious and comfy with modern amenities like a smart tv. Fresh towels delivered daily. Really enjoyed my stay here, and looking forward to stay here again when I’m in Tokyo
Check in at kiosk with staff around to assist, but it went smoothly. Room was spacious and comfy with modern amenities like a smart tv. Fresh towels delivered daily. Really enjoyed my stay here, and looking forward to stay here again when I’m in Tokyo
This hotel is so convenient, very near to subway. There are restaurant and family mart within walking distance. Hotel provides lots of useful amenities, which you won't see in other hotels,such as nano beauty mask, uv cream. Lovely hotel, I will surely be back again.
This hotel is so convenient, very near to subway. There are restaurant and family mart within walking distance. Hotel provides lots of useful amenities, which you won't see in other hotels,such as nano beauty mask, uv cream. Lovely hotel, I will surely be back again.
This hotel is very quiet and clean, and is easily accessible to two stations. Although the room is small, everything is well thought through and functional so was comfortable for a business trip. There is a nice roof top terrace where I did some static exercises (swimming pool was closed), and an onsen too. A staff member gave a good recommendation, and that was appreciated. I would stay here again.
This hotel is very quiet and clean, and is easily accessible to two stations. Although the room is small, everything is well thought through and functional so was comfortable for a business trip. There is a nice roof top terrace where I did some static exercises (swimming pool was closed), and an onsen too. A staff member gave a good recommendation, and that was appreciated. I would stay here again.
There's a reason the top 3-star hotels in Akasaka, Tokyo, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan are so incredibly popular: They combine comforting amenities and just-for-you service with some of the best rates and discounts the area has to offer. When you book a stay at a three star hotel in Akasaka, you'll get affordable rates at these mid-range properties. Check through our listings and you'll find some hotels may even give you access to perfect little perks like on-site restaurants and cocktail bars, well-appointed fitness centres, and spacious rooms.
Search for a cheap deal on a 3 star hotel in Akasaka for the most elegant experience, or grab a low rate on one of the cheap 3 star hotels in Akasaka near the local attractions, if you want something a touch more unassuming. Whatever your travelling style, make sure to use the search tools at Expedia to track down prices, read more about amenities, and score a few local discounts.
From business trips to family getaways, the Akasaka 3 star hotels offer a fantastic economical yet comfortable stay for any type of holiday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best 3-star hotels in Akasaka?
Expedia travellers highly rate Hotel Asia Centre of Japan. A sought-after place to book in or near Akasaka, this 3-star hotel comes with everything you want for a comfortable break.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Akasaka?
To score an economical 3-star hotel in Akasaka, try Expedia's handy filter tool. Decide on your budget, pick your amenities and lots more. You also have the ability to arrange your search results so the most affordable properties appear first.
Search for the lowest price per night right now from S$84
What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Akasaka?
Relaxation comes easy in 3-star hotels in Akasaka. Besides comfortable settings, these lower-priced stays include a range of welcome amenities like complimentary WiFi, coffee and tea maker and gym facilities. A 4-star hotel offers a classier ambience with upmarket features such as a wellness centre, indoor or outdoor swimming pool and larger rooms. Regardless of your preferred hotel category or budget, we have what you're looking for.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Akasaka?
Motels typically offer lower rates than hotels, which makes them ideal if you're touring around Akasaka on a set budget. A sought-after pick for overnight trips, these roadside escapes come with simply furnished rooms, basic services and on-site parking. Opt for a 3-star hotel and you can expect to pay extra for additional privacy, space and amenities. Travellers can make use of things like free WiFi, gyms and business services at this property type.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Akasaka?
Enjoy the free breakfast at Hotel Glanz Cascata. This 3-star pick in or near Akasaka also has free WiFi and blackout curtains. Or jump-start your day with a bite to eat and a cup of coffee at Akasaka Granbell Hotel. As well as the complimentary breakfast, there are lots of handy amenities here too.
Do any 3-star hotels in Akasaka have a pool?
Make a splash during your Central Tokyo break at APA Hotel & Resort Nishishinjuku Gochome Eki Tower or Apartment Hotel Kitano Arms. Both these 3-star accommodation near or around Akasaka feature a swimming pool. An ideal time for an invigorating dip is during the summer months of June, July and August. You can expect the warmest temperatures in August when they average from 26ºC at night to 31ºC during the day.
What 3-star hotels in Akasaka have an on-site restaurant?
With an on-site restaurant, hungry guests don't have to travel far for somewhere to dine at Hotel Asia Centre of Japan. This 3-star pick in or near Akasaka also offers a garden and a nearby metro station. Or see what's cooking at Marroad Inn Akasaka. A nearby metro station and free WiFi are two other conveniences that will add to your comfort.
Do any 3-star hotels in Akasaka have WiFi?
If you want to keep up with social media or emails during your travels, look into our 3-star hotels in or near Akasaka. Marroad Inn Akasaka and Hotel Asia Centre of Japan are leading picks where you can hook up to the WiFi.
What 3-star hotels in Akasaka have parking?
Save yourself the hassle of searching for parking options around Akasaka while at Hotel Asia Centre of Japan. Alternatively, check in to Akasaka Yoko Hotel, another 3-star pick where you can park your car. Be sure to include a few fun day trips while holidaying in or around Akasaka. Lake Kawaguchi and Fuji-Q Highland are two worthwhile attractions.
Do any 3-star hotels in Akasaka have rooms with a kitchenette?
Oakwood Apartments Minamiazabu is one of the top picks around Akasaka. Take advantage of the kitchenette, a balcony and free internet services at this 3-star getaway. IBASHO Hiroo 4F is another stay that'll help you reduce spending on dining expenses. A memory foam mattress and a nearby metro station are other amenities here.