Centurion Hotel Grand Akasakamitsuke Station

The room wasn’t soundproof, so there was a lot of noise in the morning and at night.

Grisard·Seminggu lalu

“Amazing location!”

The location was really good, close to two train lines if I remember correctly (there’s also another nearby station with three more lines). A few drugstores and an electronics shop are right outside the station exit. The room came with all the amenities you’d expect, even skincare products in the bathroom. A convenience store is just a few steps from the hotel, and there’s a lobby where you can relax. The staff were polite at check‑in, and check‑out was smooth. The only drawback is that, like most Japanese hotels, the space is a bit small, so watch out if you’re bringing large luggage. The room layout only allows one piece of luggage to be opened at a time on the floor, and the area can get a little rough at night because it’s near bars and izakayas.

Christian·2 minggu lalu

“Muy buena”

The reception staff were very friendly and solved many issues quickly. The only complaint was that they only had a men’s spa.

Elizabeth·2 minggu lalu

“È sempre un piacere venire in Giappone”

The staff were very kind. The only issue was the external lighting around the property.

Luca·2 minggu lalu

The spot is spot-on, just a stone's throw from Akasaka Mitsuke Station where the Ginza and Marunouchi Lines run, and there's a new gym popping up nearby, so the location checks all the boxes. The staff were on point, especially when I couldn't manage a proper checkout; they whisked my bags out of the room—since I was already packed—and kept them safe until I came back later. On the downside, the rooms were dusty, poorly maintained, and carried a moldy, soggy odor; the bed was far too soft. I used two rooms, one in the main building and one in the classic wing, and in comparison to the Residential just down the street, the Grand falls short.

Eric·2 minggu lalu