This nice business hotel is located in Akasaka Street, very close to the city center. Nearby you can find a Metro station ('Akasaka Street' station) with brings you fast to some of Tokyo's most important areas like Harajuku, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ginza and Roppongi (which is reachable fast by foot, too) with all their great buildings like the Tokyo Tower, the... More

As expected our room was quite small. The sheets and towels were clean. Along with our robes, they were replaced daily with fresh ones. They carpet was rather dirty and our view was of a building 6 feet away. But we were there primarily to sightsee and marvel at the world's largest Megacity. The Front desk staff's English, depending on... More

Good location, quiet but within walkable distance from the shiny new Tokyo Midtown centre, bustling Roppongi Hills and there were a few Metro stations to choose from. Rooms were small but clean and comfortable. There is nowhere to store luggage and the natural light levels were very low (we had a lovely view of a brick wall outside the window).... More

Our room: - was very small. The bed was right against the wall on one side so I had to climb over my boyfriend to get to the loo in the night! The bathroom was tony - the taps for the sink in the bathroom swivelled round to become the taps for the bath! I thought it was quite cute... More

we found the staff very freindly apart from the fact they could speak no english. the rooms were a little small but tidy and clean the restaurant was very good .the hotel is situated in a good area for nightlife and restaurants overall we enjoyed our stay and would stay there again

This hotel was great to stay at for one of the best prices vs location I could find. Located in Akasaka only minutes away from the US Embassy, Subway station, and many small eateries. We opted to have breakfast every morning included the price. The American style breakfast was pretty good and we had a differant fruit juice every day.... More

I wish to bring to your attention my complete dissatisfaction with my reservation at MaRRoadD Inn, Akasaka (Tokyo) Upon check in, I was advised that I had booked only a double room (one bed) and that they would NOT provide a room with two beds (twin) unless I paid an additional 5040 YEN. In fact, when I booked the hotel,... More

My wife and I stayed at MarRoad Inn hotel in Akasaka just a week back (september 2005) and the price for a double room was less than A$150 (i.e. just above US$100) (off - season). We stayed only 3 days and it was very convenient because it was less than 5mins walk from Akasaka Station. We were not interested in... More