Akasaka Urban Hotel
Tokyo 2-12-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku
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Non-smoking semi-double room
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Total PriceUSD 76Per night per guest USD 38
Facility Information
Akasaka Urban Hotel
Tokyo 2-12-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku
Basic Information
Facilities & Services
Hotel Policy
Important Notice
Check-in/Check-out
Check-in
14:00 - 22:00
Check-out
11:00
Frequently Asked Questions
- There is a free coffee service in the lobby on the 1st floor.
- There is a Daily Yamazaki Akasaka 2-chome store and a FamilyMart Tameike Sanno store near the hotel.
- The hotel does not have a parking lot, but there is the Akasaka Tameike Tower Parking lot nearby, so please use it.
- Free Wi-Fi is available in all guest rooms.
- We will keep it at the front desk on the 1st floor.
- It is about a 3-minute walk from Tameike Sanno Station Exit 11 on the Ginza Line and Namboku Line, or about a 4-minute walk from Akasaka Station Exit 2 on the Chiyoda Line.
- Check-in is from 14:00 to 29:30, and check-out is at 11:00. Times may vary depending on the accommodation plan, so please check each plan for details.
- Receipts can only be issued at the hotel if you paid on-site. For online payments, please print it yourself from the booking site. We do not accept blank names, "On-sama", or changes to the amount.
- After making your accommodation reservation, please arrange for your luggage to arrive on or after the day before your check-in date. Please be sure to write the full name (in Katakana) of the guest and the check-in date on your luggage. We cannot accept items that require freezing or refrigeration, or cash-on-delivery luggage.
- There is one paid coin laundry on the 1st floor. It is available from 08:00 to 22:00.
- There are the following tourist attractions around the hotel: - **Hie Shrine**: Founded in 951 (Tenryaku 5) and moved to its current location in 1730 (Kyoho 15). The current shrine building is designated as a tangible cultural property of Tokyo. - **Tokyo Midtown**: A complex city consisting of vast green spaces and six buildings, with shops, restaurants, offices, hotels, museums, and more. - **Akasaka Sacas**: Centered around the TBS Broadcast Center, it gathers art-related facilities such as Akasaka ACT Theater and Akasaka Gallery. - **Roppongi Hills**: Roppongi Hills Mori Tower has a shopping mall, offices, the Tokyo City View observation deck, Mori Art Center, and Mori Art Museum. There is an open-air observation deck on the rooftop where you can enjoy the night view of the city. - **Hibiya Park**: Japan's first Western-style modern park opened in 1903, with an outdoor concert hall and Hibiya Public Hall. - **National Theatre**: Opened in 1966. It has a large theater mainly for Kabuki performances, a small theater for Bunraku, traditional Japanese music, traditional Japanese dance, Gagaku, and other performances, and an entertainment hall for Rakugo, Kodan, and other performances. - **National Diet Building**: Completed in November 1936. The right side of the front is the House of Councillors, and the left side is the House of Representatives. - **Tokyo Tower**: A radio tower in Shiba Park, Minato-ku, Tokyo, used as an antenna for broadcasting and communication. It also has an observation deck and is one of Tokyo's famous landmarks.