Hotel Asia Center of Japan

We had a wonderful stay! A complimentary breakfast was a very nice surprise and the breakfast buffet itself was very good in quality and variety. We could choose from different standard western breakfast foods (eggs, cereal, pancakes,…) as well as eastern/japanese dishes (fish, sweet potatoes, vegetables,…). The staff was very kind and it was really nice to have water available free of charge at any point. They also offered a nice range of free to take toiletries. The rooms were cleaned daily, and everything was up to the standards. The hotel is located 5mins walking from the metro, so connectivity with other parts of the city is good. We also used the luggage delivery service to transport our luggage to our next hotel and everything ran smoothly. I would definitely recommend to stay if you’re visiting Tokyo❤️

Located in the center of Tokyo in the quiet town of Akasaka, this hotel is close to local railway stations and is packed with all the amenities for travellers seeking a quiet retreat after a busy day of sightseeing in the major city. The location is also center of all the major districts including Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ueno, Ginza and Asakusa which made travelling a breeze. And if there are any queries, the ever present hotel staff are always willing to lend a hand with directions. On top of that, the morning breakfast buffet is a simple yet delicious spread of local and international foods. I found the scrambled eggs in particular to be exceptionally good and has left my mouth watering for more until I visit again in the future.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel, with comfortable beds and friendly staff. The place was spotless, and they served complimentary breakfast. If you're planning a trip to Japan, this is definitely a hotel worth considering. Trust me, it’s an excellent deal.

Stayed here and had a great time during my stay. It was very close-by to everything I needed and also had a lot to offer with the room itself. With all the free waters, supplies and breakfast, I was fully taken care of. The rooms were clean and had everything I needed. Will be coming back!

The location is excellent, and the team is courteous and efficient throughout. The rooms are typical for Tokyo, offering a reasonable amount of space. The beds are comfortable, cleaning is done well, and the breakfast stands out as very good. Overall, it was a really enjoyable experience, with breakfast being a clear highlight.

Located in the center of Tokyo in a quiet town of Akasaka, this hotel is close to local railway stations and is packed with all the amenities for travellers seeking a quiet retreat after a busy day of sightseeing in the major city. The location is also center of all the major districts including Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ueno, Ginza and Asakusa which made travelling a breeze. If there are any questions, the friendly hotel staff are ever present and ready to assisnt with any directions needed.The add-on breakfast buffet is a simple yet delicious spread of local and international foods. I found the scrambled eggs in particular to be exceptionally good.

Good hotel in a quiet neigborhood in Akasaka/Midtown area close to 3 subway lines. Taxi drivers know the hotel as Hoteru Asia Kaikan, 15 min taxi drive to Tokyo Station (2500-3000 yen). Rooms are small, but relatively comfortable (AC, TV, small fridge, electric kettle,bathroom). Washing machines available. Bottled water, tea, available in lobby. Use of PC 100 yen/10 min, wifi in lobby/restaurant and rooms is different (you have to hook up twice). Breakfast had very good/standard assortment (scrambled eggs/bacon is outstanding), however is opened 7-10 am only (should be 6.30-10.30). Jetlegged foreigners are asked to leave the restaurant at 10 am sharp 😟 which is not nice! We have hoped to experience some Japanese cultural lessons as advertised, but to our disappointment there was nothing during our 2 stays (6 nights). There was one lesson per week or so at 8.30 am, which is for foreigners with jetleg not covenient (should be in late afternoon). A presentatation of Japanese culture for 20-30 min each day would be fine. Reception staff is helpfull (ordering taxi, suitcase weight scale available), English communication OK. If rooms are available, early check-in is possible for 5000 yen). There is a money exchange machine in the lobby, rates are the same as at exchange counters at airport. The only issue we had was very dirty AC outlet full of mold☹️ On request, room was changed immediately.

This is located in such a nice quiet area In Tokyo (Akasaka). Staff was very friendly and considerate and helped me throughout mt stay here. Breakfast was completerary and severed a vareity of options. Rooms were great and clean. Would definitely recommend for anyone visiting Tokyo

Awesome room with 3 beds, the breakfast is unexpectedly top tier. Great place to make a reservation if you need to slam down on a bed after a long day of walking in Japan.

While known as a business hotel, Asia Center is very popular with foreigners. I believe the reasons are as follows: 1 - Accommodations are simple, yet comfortable and affordable. Most guests that stay here are on business trips or couples on vacation, but there were students from a Hawaii high-school on a study-abroad type stay. 2 - For guests with a foreign passport, a daily breakfast buffet is provided (both Japanese and American style foods available, with delicious fresh baked breads too!) in the restaurant found on the ground level of the hotel (Restaurant Fuji). 3 - Free water and amenities (in the form of toiletries) are available at the front desk. 4 - For English speaking guests, the front desk staff is fluent and can provide detailed directions to most places you wish to visit. 5 - The hotel is located just a few minutes (by walking) to the Aoyama-Itchome station, and a few stops from Roppongi and Mid-Town. As of October 2015, the hotel had been remodeled, so I can only imagine that it is now better than ever! Bonus: What many do not know is that there are two rooms available for up to 4 people. We were fortunate enough to be traveling with a "regular/frequent guest to the hotel", and she got us hooked up with one of these rooms. Rooms come with robes and slippers, and shampoo, conditioner and body wash are already provided in the shower. Something different (for foreigners): a bidet! If you are fortunate, you may even have a view of the Tokyo Tower from your room.

Great hotel to stay at. If you don't mind walking, you can walk to many big cities from your hotel or just a couple of blocks to the train station. Rooms were a nice size, restrooms are pretty small (think airplane size) with a shower and they have breakfast every morning. The front desk speak great English and can give you English schedules for shuttles Totally enjoyed our stay here