Ina Vacations from SAR5,319

Great boutique hotel in Akihabara. The location was central off the main transport lines and only a few minute walk to the station. The lobby has a great restaurant and amazing vibes. We arrived with a DJ playing and had dinner there the first night. The steak was amazing. There is a ramen bar across the street that is worth the line to wait. The main road a couple blocks away is busy during the day. Lots of shops but touristy, it was good to get to other parts of the city to escape the hectic mess of the main road. Beds were comfortable and rooms are small but functional. Shower was amazing. Black out blinds were great. I will try to stay in another part of Tokyo next time but this is a solid choice and on my Japan hit list!

This really is the epitome of a five-star hotel. The service was unbelievable, view from the room was beautiful and the restaurants inside the hotel were fantastic

LARGE room, bathtub! LOTS of amenities e.g. all the toiletries, bath salts, pajamas to use each night, turn down with water and chocolate. welcome sweets. GREAT service. breakfast buffet was good but not as extensive as four seasons. Japanese breakfast was the same each day, though extensive! location: quiet, beautiful grounds, great views. close to subway. though not close to anything interesting e.g. shopping etc. though walkable to imperial palace

Enjoyed the breakfast buffet, they had matcha soft serve and dedicated chefs making egg omelettes. The room was nice and I enjoyed the lobby area and the soft carpeted floors. The hotel is directly connected to a family mart. We liked the JBL Horizon 2 speaker, connected using a Spotify jam. Only thing was, the quad room was a little tight and didn’t have much room for luggage, but would still stay here again in the future (Hotel Kaie beside them are also quite good though).