The location is fantastic,right opposite the metro. It is actually in a very nice and cosy street. The standards are very high in Japan and this hotel was no exception. Everything that you would need and more are provided in the room except for one thing,which is Space. The rooms are just too small,and so is the bathroom. So very... More

We stayed 8 nights. Very confortable room & hotel . The cheapest rooms are small but we are in Tokyo!!! Excellent location, the district is very pleasant , lots of restaurants and bars. The differents subway stations are close to the hotel and very convenient to go everywhere in Tokyo. Very good value More

I just stayed one night. The hotel is in a good location and affordable for Akasaka area. The restaurant was closed and there was no food available in the hotel, but it was a short walk to a shopping area with lots of restaurants. The hotel room was clean and neat and the staff were friendly. More

Stayed at this hotel for 5 days in December and was impressed. Good sized rooms, close to metro, great staff. No restaurant or bar until next year, but at £130/night, great value for Akasaka, highly recommended. More

I just spent three nights here and was quite pleased at the experience. Location is great - it's more or less over the Metro stop and is only a couple hundred feet from the entrance (and a few blocks from another stop on another line). Many conveniences are within a few blocks - shops, many (many) restaurants, convenience stores, and... More

We stayed in the Chisun Grand Akasaka for two nights after a stay at Disneyland. What we first noticed was the size (or lack thereof) of the room... It was tiny...which we should have expected (as it said it on the booking), but we were a little thrown, as we were traveling with our two young girls... That said, the... More

Hotel is very close to the Akasaka station and is close to tonnes of amenities and restaurants. We arrived at midnight and were still able to grab a bite to eat and walk around and feel completely safe. Hotel is easy to find from the station which is extremely helpful in Tokyo so you aren't wandering around with your luggage... More

I just came back from Tokyo two days ago. On this trip to Japan, I stayed in 2 hotels in Tokyo. The first one is the famed B Akasaka; after experiencing the very very small bed area in the B Akasaka, I moved out and checked into Chisun Grand Akasaka. The room is slight bigger but more importantly, I was... More

Business hotel as in no frills, small rooms etc. but very good value at the price I paid in Sep 2011. ($108) Akasaka has lots of small restaurants and a fairly active nightlife so good location. More