Hotel Risveglio Akasaka

Hotel · Minato

Hotel Risveglio Akasaka

Hotel · Minato

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Japan, 〒107-0052 Tokyo, Minato City, Akasaka, 3 Chome−18−1 ホテルリズベリオ赤坂 1階

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Art-filled rooms, hip tavern, free Wi-Fi, walk to metro  

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Hotel Risveglio Akasaka

"How did it strike you on arrival?For a compact, budget-minded hotel, it packs a surprisingly hip design. Common areas are dark and moody, completed with raw materials like gray brick walls, black-painted surfaces, and backdrops of light wood that bring the entire palette together. What’s the crowd like?Mostly young, some couples—all the type of folks who appreciate savvy design on a tight budget. The good stuff: Tell us about your room.The smallest rooms are, well, on the smaller side (this is Tokyo, after all). There's a bit more space in Superior Double rooms. Furniture is modular, allowing a complete set-up (end tables, a simple loveseat, and a coat rack manage to fit in a single row with a flat-screen TV overhead). Local artists added final touches to each room, so expect various paintings on the wall that give each space an urban, graphic vibe. We’re craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us?The bed is particularly pillowy, and you won't regret opting for one of the larger room categories. How about the little things, like mini bar, or shower goodies. Any of that find its way into your suitcase?It's the little, trendy touches that set it apart. Rooms come with a branded tote, a small towel, bottled water, a house-labeled tea, and even a custom fragrance to spritz around the room if it feels stuffy (if the in-room air purifier isn't enough). Please tell us the bathroom won’t let us down.Bathrooms are super clean and hardly feel as compact as they are. Above all, they are up to date. Maybe the most important topic of all: Wi-Fi. What’s the word?The free Wi-Fi? Works just like it should. Room service: Worth it?There's restaurant attached, but no food and beverage options available directly through the hotel—which is okay, considering the staff are prepared with nearby recommendations. Plus, there's tea in rooms and complimentary coffee in the lobby. Staff: If you could award one a trophy, who gets it, and why?The front desk is your hotline, even for English speakers. Anything stand out about other services and features? Whether it’s childcare, gyms, spas, even parking—whatever stuck with you.While it's just a short walk to a few subway stations, it's a nice, quiet nook tucked down a narrow street. What was most memorable—or heartbreaking—about your stay?It's not the whole package (don't look for a spa, pool, or bellhop), but that's the point to this pared-down concept. It's cooler than an everyday budget hotel, and has its own personality to match. Bottom line: worth it, and why?Looking for an edgy basecamp? Bank on this place." - Keith Flanagan

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Google
A good location. 5 stops on one metro like from Tokyo Station and staying on Akasaka gives access to several different lines. Travelling round the city is easy. Hotel is within a short walk of Akasaka Mitsuke station - take exit 10. Check in was friendly, smooth and efficient. The room is fairly small at 16sqm but it's very efficiently laid out. There's a good shower with lots of hot water and pyjamas are provided. Housekeeping is done daily. The decor is quite dark so be aware of that. For me, the hotel was perfectly good and I'd happily stay there again

Sushil Patel

Google
The hotel is in a great location close to the station and local restaurants. The hotel itself is quite nice. However upon checking in I was asked to pay an additional tax (only about £2), which I thought had already been paid when I booked this place on Expedia. Breakfast options are in the restaurant next door, there are 6 options but only 1 option is vegetarian. All the options were tasty except for the Japanese breakfast which was surprisingly poor. The rooms are small, though I was expecting this to be the case. The shower facility is excellent, warm water and great pressure. Air conditioning was decent, though on hotter days (about 21 degrees) we found the A/C to be lacking a little. The bed was comfy and every night was a good nights sleep.

Steph Conduit

Google
We recently visited Tokyo and stayed at the Hotel Risveglio. We were extremely happy with our stay and would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting to visit. It was in a great location with a short 2-3 minute walk to the nearest train station, there were plenty of restaurants around us and the staff were very friendly and accomodating. The room was definitely on the smaller side, however this didn’t really bother us. The bed was super comfortable and the blankets were like sleeping in a cloud. It was pretty easy to get to as well and our rooms were always cleaned promptly. When we return to Tokyo, we will most definitely be staying again.

Sara I

Google
The room size feels quite large for Tokyo! We enjoyed our stay here and really enjoyed our funky little room - ours had a glass wall into the bathroom that you could pull shades down over for privacy, and a TV hung right at the foot of the bed. Family staying on another floor didn't get this type of room and had more bathroom privacy, but I'm fairly certain we booked the same room type. The location right in the middle of Akasaka is great for night life, and close to a lot of convenience stores and a subway station. Despite the location, the hotel is an oasis of quiet and cleanliness. The staff was always very helpful and helped us get our luggage transferred with a QR system that didn't require any paperwork from us at all. There is complimentary coffee in the lobby but one of the machines didn't work during our stay unfortunately! There are two lifts here and the building isn't too tall, so the wait is never too long.

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Google
Super disappointed. Grumpy staff upon entry. I asked for a couple extra pillows to which they replied they replied NO extra pillows. Also laundry service on their website means you haul your laundry 9 minutes to laundromat or pay per item. And don’t bother asking them to help you arrange transport to airport. They will not help reserve a taxi to the airport because your flight is after the checkout time. They WOULD have helped if my taxi reservation time coincided with before checkout. Isn’t that what a reservation is? Arranging a ride in advance? WOW. UPDATE: moved just next door to the CENTURION HOTEL GRAND and total night and day difference in terms of service!!! All of the above are total non-issues at the Centurion. They have laundry facilities, they CAN help you call a cab, you can request extra pillows, rooms are bright (yes, a bit weathered but at least not weathered and somber/black), they SMILE at everyone and not just “certain” clients (wink- wink to my Asian friends). Hope this helps :)

Diksha Arora

Google
First time in Japan and this hotel was very comfortable, staff were very polite. Great location 6 minute walk to train station, across the street from 7/11 and a gold mine of high end and affordable Restraunt’s within walking distance. Highly recommend booking your stay here. Thank you for your hospitality.

Dyllan Sowers

Google
Location is great and the rooms are average size for the price for Tokyo. The bathroom was clean and the walk in shower was convenient. The bed was incredibly worn out however. It felt like sleeping directly on the box spring and left me very sore, waking up in the night several times. Rotating the mattress helped, but only a little. The hotel is probably good for Japanese used to harder surfaces, but Westerners should avoid.

Adam Don.

Google
We stayed for 4 days. Location is awesome, and the breakfast at the restaurant next door was 5*+... But the room and general cleanliness are issues as mentioned in other reviews. Hallways not clean with dirt and oil on doors, carpet dust will set off allergies, the grout in bathroom floor is missing large chunks in many places, faucet was loose and wobbly on sink, bed was so soft (not in a good way) that you will feel like you are sleeping in a V shape (sags), and anyone over 6' will have to sleep on the diagonal. Staff were friendly, and honestly can't say enough good things about the breakfast next door that is included with room if you pay for it during booking... But maintenance issues, bed comfort and lack of cleaning/vacuuming really needs attention.
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Angie M.

Yelp
Very cute and quaint. A quiet hotel where the employees speak English as well as Japanese. The lobby is warm and welcoming with a Starbucks vibe to it. This hotel is located in an area where there is tons to do. There is shopping and restaurants and other fun stuff just walking distance from the hotel lobby. It is a very big plus that the employees are bilingual. The rooms are very small but they are quiet which is another plus!
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Luca D.

Yelp
I spent 5 nights in this newly opened hotel in Akasaka. I found the location very convenient, a mere 5 minutes walk from the metro. The hotel is very pleasantly decorated, in a modern and sleek style. The staff are friendly and helpful. After all, considering the location and the hotel category, this place is not even thaaaat expensive. The standard rooms are a bit small but hey, this is Tokyo..