APA Hotels, Central Tokyo hotels

Clean, good service, I was visiting in winder and the room is really comfortable

Very new hotel, very clean, friendly staffs

Comfortable rooms with large beds but minimal walk space. Lovely balcony facing the park. Bathtub was a tad small but works fine. Room lighting was a little dim (especially for makeup) but ok after drawing the curtains. Near a few train stations but will need to travel a little for food.

Great place

An excellent hotel in a perfect location for walking to many great restaurants and shops

Brand new. My kind of hotel stay. 1min away from train station. Easy accessible. Great stay. Will book the same hotel again

Beautiful lobby and hotel is conveniently located, near to main station, with shopping and dining options. Nice room with good city view. The maintenance of the amenities in the room can be improved. Senior receptionist is thoughtful. He switched on the train display at the lobby when he noticed us looking intently at the beautiful display. He even offered to take a family photo for us with the display, and gave train stickers to my children. He makes the stay there more pleasant as a result....

This hotel is a short walk from Akasaka station. It has a wonderful garden.

Wonderful stay! Clean accomodations, larger than expected. Enjoyed the onsen and the free night time ramen was a pleasant surprise. There was also an extensive manga library and a laundry (washer, dryer), which was helpful during our stay.

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.

If you can’t decide which hotel to stay at, choose Daiwa. You won’t go wrong. The staff is friendly, the rooms are clean, and there is a 7-Eleven downstairs.walkable to Toyko station and Metro station.

Walkable to a few train stations, able to get to most tourist locations within 30 mins train ride. Area is quiet and close to convenience shops. Room is small as expected in Tokyo, but modern and clean.

This is really a family-friendly hotel - the room we stayed in was huge (2 queen sized beds with a 2 bunk beds) and the hotel was really conveniently located. We could walk to Akihabara and it was literally only 4-5 stops from Ginza - or a 15-20 minute taxi ride (which cost about 2700 yen). Ella was really superb too - I had booked a room which I originally thought was sufficient for my family of 3 adults and 1 baby but we quickly found out that the bed situation was not ideal for my pregnant...