Minn Akihabara

The equipment is excellent and my family is very satisfied. I will choose to stay here again next time I go to Tokyo. It has a kitchen, a washing machine, and the mid-air folding single bed is excellent. It's great.

The nearest subway station is very difficult to get to and you have to transfer! It still takes 10-15 minutes to walk to the station. Not parent-child friendly! The room was OK! The price is on the expensive side! Transportation is inconvenient. There is a supermarket and convenience store nearby. Food has to be walked for another 10 minutes! Give one star because the check out time is 10 o'clock. Although we are late and haven't packed up at 10:05, we haven't checked out yet. We made a mistake and delayed the store's time! But after staying in so many B&Bs, this was the first time I encountered a knock on the door at 10:06! After 3 minutes, the staff opened the door by themselves and waited outside without saying a word. They stared at us and our things were not collected yet. We could only pack them up and leave within a few minutes. It felt very bad! Very rude! Very rude! Very rude! I will never book with this hotel again! Everyone needs to book a time and evaluate it themselves!

Let's talk about the advantages first: the environment is relatively quiet, there are convenience stores around, and it is very convenient to buy things! The room facilities are complete, there is a washing machine with drying, laundry detergent is also ready, there are microwave ovens, ovens, tableware, refrigerators, induction cookers, everything is available! Especially during the winter vacation, I can't stand drinking ice water every day! Especially for breakfast, I really can't drink ice milk, and it's really convenient to have a microwave oven! Secondly, we booked a room that can accommodate 5 people. This room type is still rare in Japan. The room is about 30 square meters, and there is no problem with three suitcases! The hygiene is also good, and it's quite clean! We didn't have hot water due to misoperation, so we found a friend who knows a little Japanese to communicate with the front desk. The hotel quickly sent a brother on duty to deal with it. The brother's service is super good 👍! Let's talk about the shortcomings: the hotel is not close to the subway, it is 900 meters away from JR Akihabara Station and 1 kilometer away from the Ginza Line. Especially after a day of shopping, you still have to walk a long distance to get to the hotel, which is really tiring! Another thing is that the hotel is all self-service check-in, check-out, and check-out is relatively convenient. Just scan the QR code behind the room door! But check-in is really inconvenient. Either you are good at Japanese or English. Anyway, we really wasted some time to check in. I think the Japanese behind us also had a hard time! Another thing is that although the hotel's front desk is 24 hours, it also relies on smart devices to communicate. The child upstairs ran in the middle of the night and wanted to find a waiter to remind him, but it was impossible! Finally, the hotel pays more attention to environmental protection. The room is not cleaned, but the garbage is not cleaned. Fortunately, I brought my own garbage bag and packed it up every day and put it at the door of the room. I don’t know if it’s right, but it was taken away anyway! Another thing to mention is that although the room says there are five beds, it is actually two single beds, two tatami mats, and a very narrow sofa bed, but the sofa bed is really narrow. It is still most suitable for four people, and the quilt and pillow are only prepared for four people.

The location is not too far from Akihabara and the facilities are good. However, it was disappointing that there was a little bit of the previous person's hair left.