Centurion Hotel Residential Akasaka Station Tokyo, Tokyo

The hotel has a top-notch location, close to two subway stations and plenty of dining options. The rooms, although smaller than expected, come with a lovely terrace. The service was friendly but with basic English skills. Dining left much to be desired, leading to canceled breakfast services. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, though with essential facilities like a washer, had a disappointing view of a neighboring wall and could get noisy at night. The outdated design with garish colors and tiles felt out of place. However, the staff was helpful and informative about leaving luggage. The service felt bureaucratic at times, with no flexibility on late checkout. The location was convenient, near multiple subway stations and surrounded by attractions and restaurants. The dining options were limited and pricey due to kitchen maintenance. The facilities were decent overall, offering basic amenities.

The hotel is located in the bustling Akasaka district of Tokyo, near the subway station, surrounded by plenty of shops and restaurants. The rooms felt spacious, had good facilities including a kitchenette and a washing machine, and could comfortably accommodate 5 adults. The service, while very friendly and helpful, had limited English proficiency. The dining options were just okay, and sourcing food could be tricky. The location is excellent, within a 5-10 minute walk to Akasaka mitsuke station with convenient connections to various places in Tokyo.

I was initially surprised by the price I paid online, but the hotel turned out to be a great value. The rooms were spacious with separate bedrooms and a living room, easily accommodating five adults. The service was exceptional, going above and beyond to assist us with everything, from Disneyland tickets to local transportation planning. The location was fantastic, surrounded by a variety of restaurants catering to all budgets, and just a short walk from Akasaka station. However, the dining experience left something to be desired with limited options. Overall, a delightful stay with excellent service and great value for money.

The hotel is conveniently close to 2 subway stations, filled with restaurants, and offers well-equipped rooms with amenities like a washing machine and kitchenette. The rooms, though smaller than expected, are fully equipped with all necessary facilities. The service is kind and accommodating, and the dining experience is good with a decent selection. The location receives a high rating for its convenience and proximity to transportation options.