Name: Super Hotel Premier Akihabara
Address: 2-25-8 Kandasudacho, Chiyoda, 2-25-8 Kandasudacho, Chiyoda - Tokio, Tokio, JP
Rating: 9

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Lisäpalvelut: Hissi; Pesulapalvelu; Siivouspalvelu

Vastaanotto: Monikielinen henkilökunta; Vastaanotto

Tupakoitsijat: Tupakointialue

Wifi: Ilmainen wifi

Palvelut: Kuivausrumpu; Matkatavarasäilytys; Myyntiautomaatit; Silitysrauta; Terassi

Ravintolat: Buffetaamiainen

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Lopulliseen hintaan sisältyvät maksut

9 Erinomainen

Arvostelut 4,5 Yli 5 TripAdvisor asiakkaat

Erinomainen

Perustuu 15 asiakaspalautteet

Arvostelut 5 Yli 5 TripAdvisor asiakkaat

Sijainti

Hiljaisuus huoneessa

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Palvelu

Hinta - Laatu

Siivous

Tämä majoitus erottuu edukseen sillä se sijaitsee keskustassa Tokio

Näytetään 4 merkittävää mielipidettä Tripadvisor-mielipiteiden kokonaismäärästä, joka on 15

KnH1993

03/05/2024

“Excellent hotel in a great location!”

We loved this cozy and spotless hotel. Yes the rooms are small but they have everything you need, and more. Our room had a small hallway so there was plenty of room for our luggage. No closet, just a few hooks and around 6 hangers. The hotel staff is very friendly and accommodating. In the lobby you can pick up the amenities you want, up to 5 per person. And the amenities were great! They even had moisturizing face masks. They had little packets of shampoo, conditioner and body soap, but these are provided in the room so it'd be better to pick up other toiletries. In the same area, you can also pick up an extra pillow in case you don't like the one in the room (which was very firm) as well as robes. They have two small onsens (one for men and one for women). They are pretty small and shallow. The hotel provides directions on what to do before you use it. I tried it one afternoon when it was empty, but it was too hot for me (about 40 degrees C) and I only lasted 5 minutes. I'm not a sauna person, so if saunas are your thing, you would probably like the onsen. Our stay included breakfast, which was simple but very high quality and tasted like they were home-cooked Japanese dishes (i.e. roasted salmon, stir-friend veggies, white rice, Japanese omelette, miso soup, cold soba noodles with broth). They also had a few nice pastries and a great coffee machine that made lattes. They also have a machine that has fruit juice (orange, acerola and grape I believe) and carbonated drinks. From 6pm to 10pm you can mix your own alcoholic drinks or have juice/coffee for free. The location is excellent, a 5 minute walk from a large shopping mall with a variety of shops (mostly offering electronics and anime), among them a small Daiso and Uniqlo store. Great places to eat in the area as well. Also a few minutes walk away from a 7 Eleven that had yummy desserts (try the strawberry tiramisu!), and about a 5 minute walk to the Ahikabara station. All in all a great stay and we would not hesitate to stay here again!

Janetquester

12/11/2023

“I Would Recommend!”

Yes, the rooms are small, but you’re in Tokyo so it’s to be expected. It’s super convenient and located a couple of blocks from the train station and walking distance to a ton of restaurants and fun things to do. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They offer free drinks in the evening and hav… lisää

AoiToori

10/05/2023

“Absolute good value for the money, but have to not mind small rooms”

I had an extended stay in Tokyo and chose the Super Hotel Premier Akihabara mainly due to its proximity to a major transit hub (Akihabara) and its natural hot spring. On the overall I was not disappointed with my choice. Firstly, the access to transit is really convenient. From the hotel if you take the bridge over on the E side of the hotel, you end up on the Showa-Dori exit of Akihabara Station and next to the Chuo Line which takes you to either Chiba or to Shinjuku (transfer at Ochanomizu if you want a quicker ride). If you take the pedestrian bridge on the W side right next to the tracks on the bridge, that gets you to the central entrance where you can easily access the Yamanote and Keihin-Tohoku Lines. And if you prefer the subway, the Hibiya and Toei Shinjuku lines are within blocks of the hotel, though I took more of the latter than the former. If there is one gripe about the hotel which has been mentioned, it's that there is just 1 elevator for 13 floors. So sometimes you'll have to wait a bit. Check in was fairly easy, though not all staff is fluent in English (though my Japanese was generally sufficient). Nevertheless all the staff was extremely helpful and accommodated all my requests (including several packages that had to be delivered to the hotel). Also take advantage of the pillows available. The pillows in the room may not be to your liking (though I didn't mind it at all, but still got a second pillow). I got a deluxe room and to be honest if the room I got was the deluxe room I do wonder what the regular room size is like because it was still a bit small. Not overly small by Japan hotel standards, but smaller than what I would have though a deluxe room would have been. Nevertheless I had a bench seat plus the desk as advertised, though I used it more for storing things since I was there for over a month. There is wired internet access but the Wi-Fi was more than sufficient. There are more than enough outlets available for all my chargers, laptops and my CPAP machine. TV was fine, no abilities for PPV to watch sports and the like which was a bit disappointing, but by no means a deal-breaker. From the main screen you can also access YouTube as well as Abema (a Japanese online TV service) so you're not in need of entertainment really. Couldn't get the screen sharing to work which probably was the biggest shame. The bathrooms are standard Japanese size - small. For someone of my stature (6'1") the shower/tub was cramped and I almost on a daily basis banged my elbow against the wall (sorry neighbor). I'm used to it by now in Japan so it wasn't that big of a deal in the end. They do have a welcome bar each night from 6-10 PM which has coffee, soda, and alcohol though you do have to mix your own drink and since I don't really drink it made it fairly useless. They do have instructions, but again since I'm not a drinker it didn't make much sense to me and it wasn't really that important. The main reason why I chose this hotel was for the onsen and while I didn't utilize it as much as I would have liked, it was mostly because by the time I got back to the hotel all I could do was shower and collapse on the bed to sleep. But I made it a point to visit the onsen almost daily near the end of my trip and it was really nice. I did go during off peak hours so YMMV, but it was almost always empty and I could just take a nice soak for several minutes to melt the exhaustion away. I was always kicking myself for not taking the effort to go down the measly 2 floors to sit in the onsen earlier in the trip. So on the overall it was a wonderful hotel as long as your expectations are adjusted accordingly (and as I've mentioned in other reviews other cities like NYC have equally if not even perceptually smaller rooms). You must make a point of using the onsen daily otherwise you're wasting your visit especially since you're in a metro city like Tokyo and not in a rural area where these are more prominent.

CAHaoMD

Malolos, Filippiinit

16/09/2025

Arvostelut 4 Yli 5 TripAdvisor asiakkaat

“Efficient, convenient, no frills”

VIBE: Efficient, relaxing, no frills ROOM: Small, but essentials are there. I can't imagine how a big framed person could stay here without sustaining a few bruises. You can take a shower, soak in a tub, while brushing your teeth in the sink at the same time. No keys, all doors opened by a 6 digit … lisää

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Super Hotel Premier Akihabara