Marroad Inn Akasaka Reviews

Location is the best! Nothing special, the bathroom was not the best, and some sheets as well. However, during a sakura season this one was affordable.

Not bad location. But the service and facilities were below average. If you are looking for economical place to stay, highly recommended. Otherwise, I will go for other choice with better facilities.

The location is good but wifi is slow and difficult to connect. I have to use my 4G most of time.

Location was the best! Ppl are friendly

The nearest subway station to the hotel is Nogizaka, and a little further away are Roppongi Station and Akasaka Station, which are about ten minutes away. Regarding the room, for the price in Tokyo, it is a very common configuration. It is an ordinary hotel configuration. It is suitable for business trips and is not particular. I believe it goes without saying. There is a Lawson convenience store near the hotel, and there is a chain restaurant opposite where you can buy tickets and dine at the door. It is not a problem to have a casual meal.

Although it has been in business for 45 years, it is well maintained and I had a comfortable stay. The water pressure was strong and I was able to take a nice shower.

Checking in on Saturday night was a bit expensive, maybe because it was Saturday. Hotels in Japan seem to be the most expensive on Saturdays, so you have to book early. The environment is okay, and the location is very good, in the center of the port area.

This time I came to Japan to attend a wedding. The wedding venue was in Roppongi. I specifically found this hotel. It only takes a few minutes to walk, but the slope is a bit steep and it is really tiring. Although the room is small, it is well-equipped and the transportation is convenient.

It is a few hundred meters from Akasaka Station, not too far or too close. I ate a lot along the way, so I didn't worry about being hungry. The room was not big, but it was clean and the service was good. The only drawback was that the quilt was one piece, which was uncomfortable.

The room is small in Tokyo style The sanitary condition is quite bad. As soon as I opened the bathroom, I saw a curly hair on the basin🥲 It was so disgusting and I immediately wrapped it up with paper. No pictures were taken. There are also a few long hairs and old stains on the groove at the base of the toilet seat It’s understandable that the hotel’s facilities are old, but visibly unclean is really rare in Japan.

Overall a really good hotel, although a bit old, but the space is big enough. Also clean. It is about a 6-minute walk from Akasaka Station, and there are many other stations around, but it is basically a 6-minute walk. It is really convenient to go to many places.

The inside of the hotel is clean and the customer service is very good. I'm satisfied because it's close to the station and there are convenience stores and restaurants.

I used it on a business trip. I saw some reviews that said you could hear noise from other rooms, but that was not the case and I had a comfortable stay. If I had any complaints, it would be that the outlet on the bed didn't work and that it was a little difficult to unlock the room. But it wasn't all that inconvenient.

The location is very good, just a few minutes walk from Roppongi, yet quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle. Considering the hotel prices in Tokyo, this price is very reasonable. The soundproofing of the room is poor, especially on the floor with vending machines. The sound of falling drink bottles is very noisy, so bring your own earplugs.