Hotels near Tameike-sanno Subway Station

-Brand new business hotel (opened on April 2018) -5mins walk distance from Hanzomon subway station which I really liked it. Easy access to all area. There’s 7/11 right next door and Lawson on the next block. -10mins by Taxi from Tokyo station. (¥1,700-1800) But since it’s a brand new small business hotel, taxi driver wouldn’t really aware of the hotel location by themselves, you’d better give the hotel address to the taxi driver so they can find the location on Navi map. -stayed at the standard room, it’s a very small room with semi double bed, but perfect for a solo traveller. -Bathroom and room are very clean and neat in general. Their bathroom amenities were good too. Looks like they replace the amenities everyday such as new towels, new bathrobe...when they clean up the room. also they placed the odor removal spray in every room. - Check-out time was 11am and if you don’t show up for checkout on time, they will call u right away. Late check out available with extra charge until 1pm. ¥1,000 per hour. -The staffs : there’s nothing to say any nice comments for them. I only ran into them for checkin and checkout. It’s not a 5stars hotel but business hotel so I didn’t expect anything outstanding from them. Overall: it’s affordable place with a good location. I would still stay there again for my next visit.

We stayed in this hotel from Nov to Dec 2009. The rooms were clean and location was very convenient. The staff knew how to speak English and were very nice and helpful. And just across the street was Tokyo Metro "Akasaka-Mitsuke" Station although only two lines pass through. The metro lines are Ginza Line and Maranouchi Line. The part I loved best about this hotel was that even after midnight the place is alive, illuminated due to winter illumination and there is Mc Donalds accross the street and 7-11 Just on the Ground Floor. This hotel is a 3.5 star to 4-star hotel probably due to its location, but in terms of Room size and Quality, I would say it is comparable to an average 3 star Hotel. There is not much English channels and I did not find a swimming pool. There is a direct stop from Narita Airport Limousine Bus to and from this hotel. There are many shops just across the Hotel and there are many cheap restaurants just behind the subway station. I particularly loved the Vending-Type noodle house behind the subway station. Overall the place is very much lively, well lit and safe for first time travelers and this hotel's services are excellent. They even helped provide an in-tub seat for my grandmother and they took time to put a tub handle to help my Grandmother.

We were a traveling couple who stayed 5 nights in Tokyo on a sightseeing vacation. The Centurion Grand Akasaka was the ideal hotel for us. It was very clean, the staff were all very friendly and the rooms had some nifty amenities. The hotel is ideally located about a 2 minute walk to the Akasaka subway station where you are pretty much on a main line to get anywhere you need to go to see Tokyo. The surrounding area also has a lot of nice restaurant choices, a kareoke bar, and all kinds of cool shops. The room itself (the queen bed room) was fairly small and a little cramped with baggage, but for Tokyo, I suppose this size of room comes with the territory. The larger bed was a good decision for us. It was very comfortable. The hotel restaurant offers yogurt, granola, soup and some baked treats as their breakfast. Everything you need to head out on your Tokyo adventure - but don't expect the egg and bacon western style you might be accustomed to. This again comes with the territory. Overall, for the price this was a very good place to rest our weary heads after long days of sightseeing and we were very satisfied with our stay.

The hotel is located in a very nice neighborhood with several restaurants and stores within a walking distance. There is a shopping mall and subway stations nearby. The limousine bus from/to Narita Airport stops at the ANA Hotel, which is about a 5-10 minute walk. The hotel room and bed are comfortable. The bathroom has a bath tub and several ammenities, such as shampoo, conditioner and creams are available. There is also a mobile phone with internet connection for our use during the stay.

The hotel location was excellent due to its proximity to the subway station. There were lots of restaurants and convenient stores within the area which made it easier for us with young children and senior citizens in tow especially for those nights where we chose to just get take-out and rest from the whole day of activities. The airport limo bus was also walking distance to the hotel so it was an easy trip to and from the airport. The hotel was great for a family of 8 and had space big enough for us to just lounge around the room. It was always kept clean and well-stocked by the staff. Thank you Centurion Classic Akasaka for making our first visit to Japan a happy and convenient one....until next time.

Great location close to eateries and a whole lot of small grocery stores (7-11, Family Mart, etc.). Close to 2 subway stations on different lines. You can get to / from Narita and Haneda airports by taking the Limousine Bus from Excel hotel which is 5 minutes walk away. Alternatively you can take a subway train to Tokyo station and hop on the Narita Express (for Haneda airport, the Limousine Bus is still the best way).

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay of 11 nights at this hotel in late March, early April 2013. Location. It is located in Akasaka, on a hill right behind Hie-Jinja, a major Shinto shrine of Tokyo. One can see the hotel from Sotobori-dori, the main thoroughfare that runs in front of the shrine. But there is no access to the hotel from Sotobori-Dori. By car, one has to drive into a side street then up the hill. On foot, it is best to go up the shrine and follow a hidden footpath to the main hotel entrance. This means that the establishment is pretty much protected from the hubbub of Sotobori-Dori. There is a secluded luxury to such a location. This is very Japanese (or French for that matter.) True luxury is never displayed ostentatiously but kept somewhat hidden. However, seclusion in this case does not mean isolation. Indeed, one simply has to go up to the shrine from the hotel, go down the main staircase to Sotobori-dori, and cross to the other side to find oneself in the action of the back alleys of Akasaka. Shops, restaurants, bars, nightclubs of all stripes. Going up Sotobori-dori, one soon runs into Aoyama-dori, another major thoroughfare lined with all manners of fancy establishments, for example a dealer for McLaren cars! In a nutshell, this location combines the best of both worlds: quiet uncrowdedness but not too far from the ‘action’ should one chooses to partake. This is a rare combination in Tokyo. Places like Shibuya and Shinjuku are quite lively but there, one could never escape from the crush of humanity. Finally, I enjoyed very much going through the shrine everyday as I came and went. Transportation. There is a subway station right below the hotel. One can take the elevator in front of the bell captain’s desk down to the station. Officially it is Tameike-sanno but like most subway stations in Tokyo, it is linked via tunnels to many neighboring stations. In this case, one could walk from Tameike-sanno to Kokkai-gijidomae, and even Nagata-cho and Akasaka

The hotel is BIG! Coming from the Main Building to the Garden Tower wing takes forever! This is so when you are tired and going across for the 1st time! The room is comfortable, clean and safe. That is the most important consideration I have in mind when travelling with my 85 years old mum! The Garden Tower wing is right near to a road that is lined with cherry trees still keeping their blooms. So, it is a very nice experience to stroll down the road knowing that the cherry blossom at most other places in Tokyo had withered away. We have steak and salmon dinner at Trader's Vic and it is good. A bit stuffy for a casual traveller like me but good values. The attending 'captains' are all friendly and professional. Overall a pleasant experience. The location of the hotel is definitely a plus being close to the subway station and the many eating places round the corner. Thank you for having us. Best regards LU Keehong Mr. Singapore

For less than USD 100, the value of this hotel is beyond that. Although it is quite difficult to find this hotel at the beginning, the location is actually within walking distance to AKASAKA-MITSUKE subway station. Love the design and ambiance of this hotel. It was surrounded by lots of restaurants, bars, and minimarkets. The Hotel also serve a very delicious ala carte breakfast and the Waiter was very friendly and gave a good recommendation of ramen restaurant nearby ! Will surely come back again!

Nice appart hotel in a quiet area. We stayed in a traditional Japanese room. Small room but comfortable. 2 single beds, futons on the tatami. A lot of USB ports near the beds. We would have appreciated real windows instead of frosted ones. The staff at the front desk was very nice and welcoming. 5 minutes from the subway station, easy access to all touristic sites (most centrally located ones are only few stations away but almost always need a transfer). It was great to have a convenience store just in front.

Many good hotels have a unique facility that stands out, but few have all these unique facilities coming together under one hotel! This hotel has its own shopping centre with a wide variety of shops & restaurants (about 200 in all, I was told!), a beautiful 400-year-old Japanese Garden, a sprawling Rose Garden, etc. I stayed at the Garden Tower and had a room with a beautiful view of the Japanese Garden and the city! The rooms were spacious by Tokyo standards, very clean and well maintained. The staff were fantastic - and all those I spoke to could understand and speak good English, and they were all friendly and helpful. The location was excellent, just a short 5 min walk from the Akasaka-Mitsuke subway station. The station is also an interchange for several key lines that connect to practically all parts of Tokyo - you won't need a taxi at all (unless you have some difficulties with walking, of course).

My office is about 5 minutes walk up the road so this hotel was an obvious choice. The twin room we booked was spacious compared to most business-style hotels which was very much welcomed as the luggage (i.e. shopping was piling up) Transport could not be faulted as the entrance to the subway station is literally 50m away allowing easy access to all sides of Tokyo from the lines that serve Akasaka-Misuske

My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Grand Fresa in Tokyo; our first stop of our honeymoon in Japan. We had read many reviews beforehand and we expected the room to be small. Though it wasn’t very large, it was pretty much the same size as any other room in Japan. We were traveling with backpacks so the size of the room was actually perfect for two people. The room was extremely clean and offered an assortment of toiletries (great shampoo, body soap, etc.). The location was absolutely fabulous! Akasaka is a wonderful neighborhood. Many coffee shops around (with free wifi) such as Tully’s, Starbucks, Doutor, etc. The coffee shop connected to the hotel was also great for a quick breakfast. We also STRONGLY recommend the restaurant Sushi No Midori (located in the Biz Tower – 5-minute walk from the hotel). More importantly, the subway station was a 20-second walk away. The staff was very friendly and helpful! All in all, we would definitely stay at this hotel again! The value for money is 10/10.

Just do it. Treat yourself to the Prince Gallery. The rooms, the service, the club lounge, the restaurants... all amazing. The only potential drawback could be the location, but that's ONLY if you're wanting to stay in a nightlife-centric neighborhood like Shinjuku. But it's extremely close to 2 train stations and still a great, safe neighborhood overall, fitting for a 5-star hotel.

I booked two rooms for my friend and myself. The rates are reasonable considering the hotel is in a business district in Tokyo. The subway stations are nearby, and the Imperial Palace Gardens are within walking distance. Restaurants and convenience stores are next to the hotel. The rooms are clean and quiet. English newspapers are provided, and wifi is strong in the lobby area.

The ANA Intercontinental is really a tale of two stories. The Pros. The location is unbeatable within 10 min walk to 4 subway stations with access to many different lines to get around the city. It is conveniently located to bustling restaurant / nightlife hubs of Roppongi and Akasaka. Also it is connected to a commercial complex called Ark Hills which has about 10-15 restaurant options. The food we experienced was limited to the breakfast buffet and a Japanese breakfast but we thought both were high quality. The facilities are great, including a nice gym which is also well appointed, a few shops within the hotel (eg pastry shop and a cigar store), and a nice bar on the top floor. Lastly, the price was fantastic for the Christmas period. Frankly it was the best 4.5 Star hotel we could find for the price. The cons boil down to 2 things: the room quality (presumably only non-club floors?) is really not great; more similar to a 3.5 Star. Also front desk staff was slow.

Our room was small as expected in Tokyo but well organized and aesthetically pleasing. Hotel was clean and staff very friendly. There is 24hr free coffee downstairs and bottles water (though it's fine to drink off the tap in Tokyo as well, sometimes there is a chlorine taste to the tap water) . It is next to 3 subway stations very close by and easy connections to all the main areas of Tokyo as well as shinkansen and other inter City trains. The area (Akasaka) is a very nice place to walk around and is full of nice restuarants, izilayas and clubs. Hei shrine is 2 mins away and provision stores conveniently located

I thought the hotel room was small and me and my girlfriend both bought huge luggage with us which didn't help, but after squeezing them under the bed it wasn't too bad. The whole room was clean and the bathroom although small was modern and though out well (just remember to make sure the switch for the water tap isn't turned to shower head when using basin 😂 got soaked a few times because girlfriend never turned it back) Staff were friendly and you just have to remember english isn't their first language but are able to understand most things. It is situated in a great place with many great little restaurants and right next to the Hanzomon subway station and only 3-4 stops away from Shibuya. Would 100% stay again ☺

Not only close to the subway station with good connections but also in a very nice area of shopping and restaurants. The hotel is modern and everythng very functional. Surprisingly the staff were fluent in English, which is highly appreciated in Japan. The breakfast is simple but enough for a business trip. I didn't dislike the idea of taking it to the room. I will come back again, for sure.

There are too many positives to fit into 1000 characters. I booked a night at the Executive Zen for my wife's 30th birthday and from the moment we walked through the door we were treated like royalty. The staff were helpful and informative, the room had everything and more and came with stunning views of Mt Fuji and Tokyo Tower. The hotel staff contacted me before our staff and booked a table in the Sky Bar (which is a must) for pre-dinner drinks and the Tower Buffet for dinner. The only con to our stay, the food at the Tower Buffet did not reflect the price we paid for the food. The views were excellent from the 40th floor but it was a shame the food did not match it. However, that's not to say the food wasn't good, it just wasn't value for money. All in all we recommend this hotel, 10/10, and well worth the visit even if it for only one night.

This is the best hotel i ever stay in means of the services that offered by the staffs. Since this is my first visit to Japan, Tokyo, I was quite unsure that I would did allright as people told be that Japan could be difficult as mostly japanese aren't speaking in english and taxi are so expensive that you have to travel mostly by train or subways which directions and istructions are all in japanese. since the first time i step my foot in the hotel, all the staff are so welcoming and thoughful and caring. They seemed to understand that we would need all the help we could possible get and they keep on offering help all the time. And they all so polite and nice. They will make sure and keep ion checking if we are comfortable all the time.For example, as we brought our 3years old twin girls with us, we planned on going to disneyland, then we asked the consierge to give us direction on how to get there, what they did is that they provide us with a printed map and step by step instruction typed nicely on a piece of paper on how to get there, which line of train should we hopped into,where shuld we get of for the next train and how long the walk and whichway to go. Amazingly they do this everytime you asked them direction to go somewhere. Theycan even buy you advance ticket to dysney by charging little extra if you afraid of the ticket to be sold out. They do your postal for you so no need to go to the post office on your own, they called the money changer if you want to exchange money to make sure that they have enough for you to exchange. And so many little things that, enat they offer that make our holiday a pleasent,enjoyable and a delighful one.Mostly the staffs are all speak a fluent english that hardly found in tokyo

I stayed a few nights with a friend and we were very happy with the experience. I arrived late due to some plane issues (closer to 1 AM) but they still had staff available to help check me in and make sure I had everything I needed, and they were just as polite as any time I met them during the day. They room was clean and well-equipped, and the hotel is only a 5 minute walk from the main road with restaurants and a subway station. Would definitely stay here again.