Awa Mountain Vacations

Great value hotel close to Akihabara in a quiet part of it. Laundry in the room is a plus! No breakfast but plenty of options for that around. Light that turns on automatically and does not turn off after more than 30 mins is quite annoying.

My family of 4 stayed for a week. The unit was pretty spacious when considering the usual size of a hotel room in Tokyo. The amenities were good in particular the washer and dryer. The beds were comfortable and gave good support for a good night's sleep. The hotel was close to a metro station and was convenient for going to places.

I booked a Grand Corner Suite Room which is about 48sqm. The room is spacious and there are 2 big double beds and a long sofa. The apartment is very well-equipped with a washer-dryer and a small kitchenette. Wifi signal was strong and stable and I found the shower area and the toilet area to be big, bigger than most hotels in Tokyo. The front desk staff was professional and the check-in process was fast. We were each given a small bottle of Yakult and a wet towel. Though the hotel is not in the main Ginza area, it is 8 minutes walk to 2 different subway lines. There was also a convenience store just across the road. There were small eateries around the hotel also. Though we checked out at 11am, the hotel helped to store our luggage till 2pm when our airport transfer arrived. Will I stay here again? Yes but the apartment I booked isn't cheap so I will have to seriously consider.

Excellent apartment. Quite big with laundry in the room. Very nice employees. We forgot our phone cables and they were nice enough to send them to us to Kyoto. I recommend that gem to anybody who likes big, safe, clean, and modern space during their stay.

Incredibly beautiful hotel and amazing gardens. Excellent food. Wonderful staff, extremely well located in beautiful, accessible location. An exceptional stay, will absolutely return. Recommended to my friends… and to you! So luxurious, so thoughtful.

We went to Tokyo for my wife's 50th birthday. She wanted a great view of the Tokyo Tower, and we received that. While the stay was great, it was not a 5-star experience. Breakfast was very good, but you pay extra for it. When we arrived , we were given a room that was the coorect room , but it was hot. The room would not get colder than 75 degrees farenheit. They sent people to check, and they offered me a portable upright A/C unit, but it was not enough, and I insisted they give me another room, which was much better. I was not pleased that no one verified the room A/C was working properly before we arrived, which showed the lack of quality control personnel. The hotel was dated but in good working order, althought I noticed that for a tourist destination , there would be more english speaking personnel , but we survived with hand gestures and pictures, as far as communication was concerned, when we could not understand each other. I am not a renowned world travel, but I have been to a few places and this was the first time that I have encountered that a paying guest who, has to pay xtra if they want to use the hotel's swimming pool. I did not pay to use the pool, and not for lack of having the money, but for the self respect thst a guest staying at an expensive hotel should have with regards to pool use that should be complimentary. Two of the hotel's restaurants were being renovated at the time of my stay, so I did not have the privelege to dine in those.

This hotel is a gem. Impeccable in every way, it does the Japanese culture of attention to detail proud!

We love this location we will definitely stay again on our next trip!

Great value hotel close to Akihabara in a quiet part of it. Laundry in the room is a plus! No breakfast but plenty of options for that around. Light that turns on automatically and does not turn off after more than 30 mins is quite annoying.

The room interior is old but clean.

Great value hotel close to Akihabara in a quiet part of it. Laundry in the room is a plus! No breakfast but plenty of options for that around. Light that turns on automatically and does not turn off after more than 30 mins is quite annoying.

My family of 4 stayed for a week. The unit was pretty spacious when considering the usual size of a hotel room in Tokyo. The amenities were good in particular the washer and dryer. The beds were comfortable and gave good support for a good night's sleep. The hotel was close to a metro station and was convenient for going to places.

I booked a Grand Corner Suite Room which is about 48sqm. The room is spacious and there are 2 big double beds and a long sofa. The apartment is very well-equipped with a washer-dryer and a small kitchenette. Wifi signal was strong and stable and I found the shower area and the toilet area to be big, bigger than most hotels in Tokyo. The front desk staff was professional and the check-in process was fast. We were each given a small bottle of Yakult and a wet towel. Though the hotel is not in the main Ginza area, it is 8 minutes walk to 2 different subway lines. There was also a convenience store just across the road. There were small eateries around the hotel also. Though we checked out at 11am, the hotel helped to store our luggage till 2pm when our airport transfer arrived. Will I stay here again? Yes but the apartment I booked isn't cheap so I will have to seriously consider.