Tokyo Hotel Guide - Akasaka Palace hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Convenient location, airport bus stop, rooms very narrow but work as a place to sleep. Walks are thin but this seemed to be the case in all hotels we stayed in during our trip. Staff were helpful. The check in process seems inefficient but luggage can be stored. "

"Great location, close to subway and dinning options. Walking distance to Shinjuku Gyoen National Park. Breakfast on the expensive side, but there are places nearby with good breakfast. "

"Staff were extremely kind! The property has many amenities that come in extra handy when you’ve just landed and just need to relax for the night."

"Great value for price"

"Great rooms. Clean. Good air condioning. Great views"

"A great mix of highest quality accommodation, city access, and green breathing room - just right for us, especially for our first days in Tokyo! An entrance to the E line subway station was directly next door to the hotel, which was excellent for getting around the city. Getting to this hotel from the airport only took one transfer from the Haneda monorail. Great kind staff, easy check in. The corner room with balcony cost a bit more but was so comfortable and well-appointed it was worth it. My partner & I normally sleep in a full-size bed at home, but this hotel’s Japanese twin was surprisingly big enough for us to still sleep together. Awesome shower/tub room with deep soaking tub. Comfy one-size pajamas offered with the towels. Awesome breakfast, every morning, and the in-hotel bakery was stunningly good too. Walkable to Shinjuku gardens, Meiji Jingu Shrine, some cafes and pharmacy. I am so happy we booked here, and we get to stay here again before we fly out."

"Property was great, room was clean. staff extremely friendly and available "

"Best view "

"Everything about this hotel was excellent and first class. I would stay here again and again. Very clean, excellent customer service, and ultimate comfort. "