The room wasn’t soundproof, so there was a lot of noise in the morning and at night.
Grisard1周前
★★★·Tokyo·7.4
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也可以直接打,比如 “20号前后,住三晚”
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The Centurion Hotel Grand Akasakamitsuke Station, located in Tokyo, offers easy access to Akasaka Subway Station (3-minute walk) and Akasakamitsuke Subway Station (2-minute walk). The hotel features designer rooms with flat-screen TVs, Slumberland mattresses, and en suite bathrooms. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout. The Imperial Palace is a 12-minute walk away, with Ginza and Tsukiji Market accessible by nearby train and taxi.
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住客对酒店各方面的评价。
The room wasn’t soundproof, so there was a lot of noise in the morning and at night.
Grisard·1周前
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周前
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周前
The staff were very kind. The only issue was the external lighting around the property.
Luca·2周前
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周前