Petit Hotel Akihabara Toujour

***Garbage, I made reservations for two days in a row. I couldn't check in until 10:00 on the first night, and I had to leave at 10:00 on the second day. Before I left, I asked a Chinese clerk here if I could leave my things there. Here, after I checked in at 10:00 pm, when I checked out on the third day, I was asked to pay 7,700, saying that I couldn’t leave my things here.

We booked 3 nights, we had to leave the rooms and collect our belongings every day before 10AM, for the next Check in at 10PM… really a waste of time knowing that we were always given the same room… We knew that many residents did not speak English, but no effort was made, they saw very well that we did not understand and insisted on repeating, without wanting to communicate via Google translation…

Prices are rising in Tokyo, so I made a cheap reservation, but after I realized check-in was at 10pm, I tried to cancel immediately but my reservation was rejected. I wanted to work, so I had no choice but to work at an internet cafe until check-in time and checked in at 10pm. The facilities and service were just so-so, the room was difficult to work in on the computer, the shower room was small, and it was disappointing that the toilet didn't have a washlet, which is common these days. But I gave it an average overall rating because the location was great, just one minute in a straight line from the Akihabara station ticket gates. It's good if you arrive late at night and want to leave early in the morning with no meals included.

The location is close to Akihabara Station, and there are restaurants and convenience stores nearby, making it convenient. It's good for people who just want a place to sleep, but I wish it was a little cheaper.