Ulasan OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts

The room was a bit small, but it met my needs. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, and 7-Eleven and Hino Shrine are within walking distance. Getting into the city was also convenient, and even coming back late at night, a taxi wasn't too expensive. I recommend the coffee mugs sold on the first floor – they're practical and come with two free coffees. Ueshima Coffee is right next door, and their breakfast here is excellent too.

Great location to explore Tokyo as very close to the station and bars and restaurants but still quiet enough for a good nights sleep. Room was small but pefectly fine for a solo traveller. Hotel service was excellent with essentials on hand and added benefit of hotel run tours and evening event

Hotel is good Rooms are modern & clean Space is tight especially if you have a large suitcase! Hotel spaces very warm Breakfast options limited 7-11 opposite Pedantic on check-in time, even tho rooms were available Not sure if book again, mostly out of curiosity if better was available than OMP3 beng poor

Stayed two nights, it was okay. I was on the second floor with a view of the street, so I had to keep the curtains drawn the whole time. There's a coin-operated washer and dryer available, and plenty of small restaurants downstairs which was very convenient.

The location is very convenient, close to the subway station, with plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and drugstores nearby. The drugstore next door was especially well-stocked; they even had all the shades I wanted! I'll definitely choose to stay in Akasaka again next time. The biggest issue with OMO3 is that the rooms are a bit small. The front desk staff were all very enthusiastic.

The hotel is very convenient, and provides the needs that you need. Clean and room has window. It doesn’t give u a fancy touch but u feel very comfortable and just the right level of standard u are paying for. Will high recommend to others.

Twin room is highly recommended. 2024-07-28 201037**** The hotel front desk staff are Japanese, exhibiting a polite yet somewhat detached warmth. With summer vacation approaching, many Chinese guests are booking rooms. The hotel only has two dryers. After waiting 20 minutes for a dryer, a Chinese lady told me I couldn't use it because the basket of clothes I was waiting for was hers, and she had another basket after that, so she would go first. I didn't want to argue about queuing etiquette with her in Japan, so I let her have it. I wish her the best, hoping she can get her way wherever she goes in the world. Sometimes, I do feel that the Japanese sense of detachment is indeed related to the quality of the guests. It's an isolated incident, I'll just laugh it off. Coffee is self-serve, and the hotel was very generous to provide extra for three people over two days.

the location is excellent and close to JR station! A lot of restaurant choices just down the road which is great. However the bed is very soft and the room is quite small, making it hard to move around with the luggage laid out.

Good location, however very poor service, no place to work out the room (there is a place which iwas closed and you need to pay 500 yen) , if you need extra blanket be ready to pay 3000 yen what a nonsense ! The price isn't worth staying, however it is beautiful building with fancy design. In lobby it is impossible to work as it is very cold and crowds of people . I completely dindnt appreciate the hotel , it is definitely not four star hotel, no service and no one is interested in your desires and needs.

OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka is conveniently located in the middle of several metro stations, all within 6-7 minutes walking distance. There are numerous restaurant choices around the hotel. Hotel staff are very cheerful and helpful. It is a very good value for money choice for travelers of small groups.

Great location with convenient transportation and a bustling commercial area nearby. The room was quiet, even though some of the facilities had an awkward design. The service was excellent.

All are good, but the room is extremely small. Do not have space to open the luggage.

Reasonably located. Check-in time is pretty strict (even 20mins early wasnt allowed) Contactless check-in at self service kiosk with English language available but staff still had to help as the scanning of passport wasn’t too straightforward. Staff always greet us on our way out or in. No phone in the room resulting in having to go to the corridor to call or head down for any requests. Staff were pretty prompt to requests. Sadly no airport express bus available.

Clean and tidy. Hotel located in a convenient district. Takes only less than 5 mins walk to nearest metro station.