Agnes Hotel & Apartments Tokyo

Outside the hotel is a small shop belonging to it. It's a "French" cake maker. I decided to have one of their specialties on the terrace. The renard looks nice from outside, inside is less aesthetic, so I didn't take a picture after I started eating it. But trust me, the chocolate, hazelnuts, caramel and orange flavors, married in mousse, cream, jam, chunks, whatever you call it... layers was delicious. Nice place, that I recommend visiting during spring , summer or fall, as right now it becomes quickly cold after the sun has gone behind the first building (Yes, Tokyo is Tokyo, you can't expect direct sunlight very long here).

This is a wonderful, quiet and stylish hotel in the Kagurazaka neighborhood. The tiny streets of this picturesque neighborhood are lined with countless little restaurants and cool bars. The hotel is "International style", i.e. don't expect to find Miso soup or Natto at the very nice breakfast buffet. The quality of service, location, quality an style of rooms make this a top location. Definitely recommended.

This is a great place in Tokyo. Reasonable rate and the breakfast is very good. The staff was very professional and acommodating. The room was pleasant as well but we could not see through the windows.

Excellent service and very comfortable rooms. Staff speaks enough English to get by. Many excellent bars and restaurants within walking distance.

I'm a regular customer. By far the best hotel in Tokyo for the price. A tastful decor & great buffet breakfast.

We stay here whenever we come to Tokyo. Love the neighborhood and its convenience to public transport. Hotel is homey and pleasant.

Lovely hotel, compact rooms but friendly service and great amenities

The food is not worth the effort. I would avoid at all cost.