I would say it's not very convenient for people who like to go shopping in shinjuku/harajuku. the hotel is 3-5mins away from the hiroo station, but if I go to tokyo again, I;d prefer to stay there instead of any hotels in shinjuku/harajuku because I love the district - Nishi Azabu, it's very quiet & clean. The room is a... More

I've stayed here many times, since it was almost new. The rooms are tiny, so for a westerner with some luggage I'd book a "semi-double" not a single. The bathrooms are "unit baths", prefabricated shower/ bath/sink/toilet, very common in Japan, like 'em or hate 'em. They have clever toilets, again very common in Japan, to which my butt is seriously... More

This hotel is not suited for people who have large families or who have more than one small luggage! This hotel is located in downtown tokyo, but it's extremley small! There is no room for any luggages here..it's for people who don't need space. I have no way of explaining how small the rooms are here. All the rooms are... More

This APA hotel was perfectly adequate. Air conditioning did work, hi-speed internet access was free, clean pj's provided daily. Only complaint would be the dirty carpets in the hallways and rooms. Breakfast offerings were minimal but did include some protein dishes. Location was good for using the Tokyo subways, being a couple of short blocks from the Hiro-o stop on... More

The Apa Hotel Nishi Azabu turned out to be an extremely pleasant surprise. It really portrays an image of what Tokyo is all about. Let's start by the location. First of all i'd like to say that it's kind of hard to define downtown or city center in Tokyo, because the city really has many of them (Shibuya, Shinjuku, Roppongi,... More