3-Star hotel

the b akasaka

Minato-ku, Akasaka 7-6-13, TokyoSee map

Good

438 reviews

8.6/10

Stay highlights

Alleyway Ginza access

Stay close to Tokyo’s iconic neighborhoods, with easy reach to Ginza shopping, Akasaka nightlife, and Imperial Garden strolls. Great for curating an evening plan—from cocktails to culture—without long commutes.

Concierge cultural moments

Thoughtful service helps you navigate Tokyo like a local, from dining reservations to seasonal recommendations. Settle into calm comfort, then step out for museums, theatres, and hidden backstreets nearby.

Rooftop calm retreat

Unwind with distinctive in-hotel amenities designed for downtime after busy days. Enjoy cozy spaces to recharge, plus thoughtful touches that make every stay feel effortlessly polished.

Popular amenities

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

Lift / Elevator

Luggage storage

Safety deposit box

Fax/photocopying

Massage services

Non-smoking throughout

Fire extinguishers

Smoke alarms

CCTV outside property

Security alarm

Key card access

Television in common areas

Front desk (limited hours)

Free wired internet

Internet access

Housekeeping on request

Choose your room

Oct 25th – 26th 2026

1 Room, 2 Travellers

8.6

438 reviews

Cleanliness

8.41

Services

8.88

Comfort

8.47

Amenities

8.6

Value

8.66

Location

8.82

Food

8.31

Melanie

Family With Children · September 2025

5/10

The locationThe location

Kay

Couple · November 2025

9/10

The room was a great size and the bathroom was a normal walk in bathroom - not a capsule. The initial walk up the hill was a little daunting but was good exercise after dinner each night.The room was a great size and the bathroom was a normal walk in bathroom - not a capsule. The initial walk up the hill was a little daunting but was good exercise after dinner each night.

royboy444

Solo Travel · September 2025

8/10

Currently on my flight home after spending 15 nights at the hotel and I can say that the stay has been quite pleasurable.I was looking for a base for my activities for the World Athletics Championship...Currently on my flight home after spending 15 nights at the hotel and I can say that the stay has been quite pleasurable.I was looking for a base for my activities for the World Athletics Championships for which I was volunteering at. Having read the previous reviews I came prepared to overcome the “issues” that previous visitors had experienced. First the hotel is on top of a hill so unless you choose the metro line station Akasaka you will have to walk up inclines which isn’t ideal. Thankfully within a 5 minute walk is an elevator that takes you up to the level for access to the hotel. From the station follow the signs for exit 3b following signs for TBS studios and take escalator up onto a plaza. (If your a big Harry Potter fan the station has a HP theme even playing HP music and you can eat at a HP Cafe) After exiting the escalator either follow the covered pathway or walk diagonally across the plaza towards the big building ahead of you which is the Tokyo Broadcasting Service studios and when you get to the road area there is a footpath that follows the road upto the right. Follow the path and on the bend which is only about 50m along this path which is on a slight incline is a small opening which is where the lift is. Floor 4 is the exit for the hotel. (There is only one stop at floor 4) Come up the small incline on the path and turn left .The TBS building will be on your left now. There is likely a TBS security guard ahead of you on the left footpath with a red light wand. Cross over the road and the hotel is about 150 m ahead of you. The hotel lobby is small and compact and staff spoke excellent English . Checkin was only after 3pm and they were prepared to hold my bags but i just waited as i got to the hotel at 2pm There is a free coffee machine available 24 hours a day and options of tea as well. There are some amenity items available free as well and it was regularly topped up. From 3pm to 10pm every day the hotel lays on some small sweet snacks which were either donuts or macaroons and another item I’m not sure what they were called. Just off the lobby is the entrance to the lounge which is open till 10pm and has a large TV and seating area and they had cold drinking water on tap and tea and coffee making facilities as well. The lounge doubles as the breakfast area which is open from 7am to 9.30am with last orders at 9am. When I checked in Reception gave me the breakfast voucher for every days breakfast in one go and just hand into the staff as you enter . Breakfast was a combination of both hot and cold selections including ceraels,natural yougurt,banana and either orange pieces or kiwi fruit,fruit juice. Small Pastries and white bread. They have scramble egg,sausages,bacon ,potatoes (they call them french fries but are potato wedges) and also spicy wedges,Chicken rice ,spicy vegables and a soup (which was on a rotating basis Onion or Corn) There is a toasting machine to either warm or toast your bread . Tea and Coffee making facilities and water and Apple Juice and a Vegatable juice . Not huge selections but was more than adequate for my purposes . At the end of your breakfast there is an understanding that you clear your plates away to an area on the upper section of the breakfast area, I was a solo traveller and was allocated room 321 a twin room .I had read that the rooms were small and came prepared .I would imagine with two people the logistics of the room would create problems especially with luggage but I was able to utilise the second bed .There isn’t much storage with only two small shelves to put things on There are only 4 hangers on a small rack so I brought some S hooks and some foldaway coat hangers to give me more hanging space . I also brought some easy remove stick on hangers to give me more hanging space utilising the glass wall separating the bathroom from the bed area. There were slippers and dressing gowns in the room as well as a hairdryer and in the bathroom some amenities (toothbrush and buds) and hand wash dispenser and in the walkin shower shower gel,shampoo and conditioner and a kettle. I am 6 feet 2 tall (188 cm) and could not fit under the rainforest shower head but it was able to be rotated and tilted so could get a good shower.The shower also has a hand nozzle and mid body water jet nozzles which you can control. Towels are not beach size towels but worked well in being able to dry. The toilet is actually a bidet with a heated seat and probably did spend more time on the bidet than i should have done. It has an automatic flush too but there is a control on the wall behind you that controls the bidet features .This control actually comes off the wall and can be handheld. The one issue I can foresee for two people sharing is the partition wall separating the bed area and the bathroom is a frosted glass wall.So although you cant see in or out through this wall turning on the bathroom lights illuminated the bedroom a bit . The room has aircon but I found I needed to open the window slightly to allow a flow of air.The window does not fully open thou . The bed was long enough for me and despite having a mattress topper on was very very firm. Knowing this before hand I brought with me a camping travel blowup mattress which aided my sleep considerably.The room servicing staff even left it in situ under the sheet when they did a full room clean and sheet exchange .The room was serviced every day with clean towels and every 2 days with new sheets and bedding .There is even a handheld room refresher spray your able to use to keep room smelling better. There are plenty of sockets for electrical equipment but no usb sockets and there is even a European/uk plug socket on the work table area. Beside the bed is an easy to use light control control panel for all the lights . Downstairs near the lobby and the lifts is a small room with a glass door and this is where the laundry facilities are. Two washing machines with automatic detergent dispensing and two tumble dryers. They are coin operated 300 yen for a wash cycle and 100 yen for 30 minute tumble dry. There are warning notices that people may remove the washing and be mindful of people utilising your payment .I came back to find some ladies underwear and her socks with my drying .I used a washing bag so all my washing was together but the other washing could quite of easily got mixed up with mine had i not used the bag. There is also vending machines for drinks and some snacks and there is also a microwave there. Would I stay here again- yes but for this trip as I was going to the same venue every day the connections on the trains were easier from an another station Akasaka Mitsuke which was a a 10 minute walk downhill and. there is another The b Hotel nearby this station. I tended to go in the morning to Akasaka Mitsuke and return in the evening to Akasaka. Tips Bring extra camping coat hangers and S hooks. Bring some easy remove wall hangers for additional hanging A travel air bed mattress Download the Suica Mobile app to pay for public transport and can use it to pay for items in some shops and especially good for getting drinks from automatic machines .It is easy to top up on line and you can utilise the express mode on your phone as you enter and exit stations just by taping the phone on the sensor pad. There aren’t many water refill stations around Tokyo so the use of the vending machines becomes vital. There vending machines literally on almost every street corner. Prices are very cheap for the drinks and in fact with a weak yen the prices are very cheap compared to the west. Be aware the are not many public waste bins anywhere so the Japenese trend to take their waste home.In stations attached to many of the vending machines are disposal points for the cans and bottles. Be wary of travelling at rush hours. The trains become extremely busy and the Japenese take no prisoners in wanting to get in and off the trains. Packed like sardines comes to mind. If you do travel at rush hour would recommend if carrying a back back to wear it in front of your body . Use a travel app like Google maps to get yourself around the Tokyo train and metro system .The signage in the stations is in Japanese and English and announcements on the platform and in the trains are in both languages. If you can see the digital displays above the train doors they give indication of what the next station is,how long before it is reached,where the stairs,lifts and escalators are allowing easier transfer. On Googlemaps it gives you indications of which platform to catch the train and coach numbers for easier transfer .On the platform floor are the corresponding coach numbers so join the orderly line to get on to the train and will make any transfer easier. Some transfers you have to scan out from one train line then in again at another trains platform. Tokyo public transport system can be complicated to look at but once you get your head around the system it’s easier. All the signage for particular lines are colour coordinated and have often have sign tracks to follow on the floor for particular lines. Public toilets. There are some but not many and I found that many if not all train stations have toilet facilities . Scan your suica card to gain entry to the station and scan to get back out of the same you wont be charged and there are accessible toilets there too and it’s free. Utaslise the coin lockers at the stations to leave luggage . Saves having to lug around your luggage if you cant check into your hotel as was my case as landed at 7am but couldnt check in till 3pmShow More

Mary

Couple · November 2025

8/10

Location was quiet but close to subway. Coffee, tea and treats in the lobby were appreciated. Mini frig, kettle , hairdryer and good soap, shampoo etc were in the room.Location was quiet but close to subway. Coffee, tea and treats in the lobby were appreciated. Mini frig, kettle , hairdryer and good soap, shampoo etc were in the room.

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Kera Tokyo rooftop bar and restaurant

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Amenities

General

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

Non-smoking throughout

Front Desk Services

Luggage storage

Front desk (limited hours)

Housekeeping on request

Accessibility

Lift / Elevator

Internet

Free wired internet

Internet access

Spa

Massage services

Games, Entertainment & Media

Television in common areas

Business & Work

Fax/photocopying

Safety & Security

Safety deposit box

Fire extinguishers

Smoke alarms

CCTV outside property

Security alarm

Key card access

FAQs

Check-in starts at 03:00 PM, while you're expected to check out by 11:00 AM.

the b akasaka's cancellation policy depends on the room type and the dates it’s booked around. Make sure to select your preferred cancellation policy when selecting your rooms.

No. This hotel does not provide breakfast with its rooms.

Yes. This hotel provides free wifi connectivity along with your rooms.

No, this hotel does not offer parking facilities.

No, pets may not be allowed at this hotel. Contact the hotel for more details.

Yes, children can stay at this hotel. Family-friendly rooms and amenities may be available. Some extra charges may apply depending on room configuration and the age of the children.

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Property description

Stylish Accommodation
The akasaka b hotel, just a 5-minute walk from Akasaka Subway Station, offers simple yet stylish accommodation. The rooms feature modern lighting and curved furnishings, creating a comfortable atmosphere for guests. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, free broadband internet, a private bathroom with Shiseido bath amenities, and the option to enjoy fresh tea and pay-per-view movies.
Convenient Location
Located near Tokyo Midtown and the vibrant Roppongi area, the hotel provides easy access to popular attractions. Akasaka Station, a stone's throw away, offers direct subway connections to Meiji-Jingu, Yoyogi, and Omotesando areas, making it a convenient choice for travelers looking to explore the city.
Complimentary Amenities
Guests can take advantage of the coin-operated laundry facilities, free coffee, and WiFi available in the lobby, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable stay at the akasaka b hotel.
Book your stay at the akasaka b hotel now for a stylish and convenient experience in Tokyo!

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Fine print

Please note that the guest name on the reservation must be the same as the name on the card used to make the booking. The credit card used to make the booking must be presented at the time of check in. Regarding Item Postage and Delivery - The hotel cannot accept nor store any commercial goods, including goods purchased online (packages, boxes, bags, cartons, gifts or similar items) unless the recipient is registered and is staying at the hotel. - Any delivery purchased online and arriving at the hotel during the guests' stay must be accepted and signed by the guest in person. The hotel cannot take any liability for payment, damage or loss of the delivery item on behalf of the guest. - The hotel does not feature any storage space. Please notify the hotel in advance of the quantity of items expected and of any large-size items. - For disposal of bulk items or large quantities of packaging / wrapping material the hotel reserves the right to charge additional fees. -Maintenance work of the entire facility, in accordance with legal regulations, will be carried out on 13/01/2026 from 13:00 to 14:00. During this time, there will be a complete power outage, and guests will not be able to use elevators, electrical appliances in guest rooms, or bathroom facilities (hot water and toilets).An accommodation tax per person, per night is not included in the price and must be paid at the property.

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the b akasaka

Good

438 reviews

Oct 25th – 26th 2026

1 Room, 2 Travellers

438 reviews

Cleanliness

8.41

Services

8.88

Comfort

8.47

Amenities

8.6

Value

8.66

Location

8.82

Food

8.31

Melanie

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Kay

9/10

royboy444

8/10

Mary

8/10

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438 reviews

Cleanliness

8.41

Services

8.88

Comfort

8.47

Amenities

8.6

Value

8.66

Location

8.82

Food

8.31

Melanie

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Kay

9/10

royboy444

8/10

Mary

8/10

Amenities

FAQs

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5/10

5/10