Akihabara hotel guide. Capsule and Sauna Century Group hotel in Akihabara, Tokyo

"Great accommodation in Akihabara. Close to food options, shopping, park, anime, train, etc."

"remm Akihabara is a great hotel to stay at, and in very convenient place for traveling around the metropolitan Tokyo area. Since the hotel is next to JR Akihabara station, you can get almost anywhere in the city from there."

"APA hotels are an excellent place to stay."

"Lovely little hotel with excellent staff, very clean and well kept. Hotel feels modern. Rooms are small and minimalist, and the beds are very firm know this going in and you’ll have a great time. "

"The hotel was very conveniently located to the shopping district and dining options were broad and very good."

"I visited the hotel with my family (4 adults + 1 child) for a 1 night stay. The hotel room was very spacious. It felt very premium. The kitchen was well equipped with all the utensils. Hotel is very well located with a lot of grocery stores near by and very well linked by metro. We enjoyed our stay."

"I booked this hotel to experience Japanese like accommodation such as room design which is small and expensive as expected and the hot bath/spa pool. Unfortunately, it was only a short stay so only tried once. The room has a compact design with complete facilities including japanese bidet. It was quiet even with our room was in front of the road. The breakfast was included with my booking and it was substantial to fill you up though definitely it is more of Japanese foodl. I loved the experience. It was also near transportation (metro station) including an elevator exit approximately 4-8 minutes walk. We arrived from Narita airport and taking the train, 1 transfer so overall took us an hour to get to the hotel. I recommend having the Qr code ready via Japan visit website so you can go out faster. No need to book train tickets in advance but having a Suica/Pasmo card loaded on your phone with money/charge was bit cheaper compared to buying a physical ticket even through there are different transportation counters and ticket kiosk in Narita airport. It was really convenient. I cannot comment or recommend transportation from the hotel to Haneda airport as we checked out a day earlier to stay with my mother's friend who speaks Nihonggo in Kamata area and we took JR train via Akihabara station and then took the taxi early morning to go to Haneda airport and cost us 3700 yen for about 20 minutes drive. Overall, for first timers we enjoyed our Japan experience! "