Everything is as expected and actually much better. I think the value for money is good and also the location is fantastic. Rooms were fine. I don’t know why people complain about how small they are. They are relatively small but I don’t see this as a problem - you don’t go to Tokyo to stay at the hotel - They also give a lot of goods specially for shower and hygiene something I truly value a lot. The bed is considerably comfortable.

There were two things that I didn’t enjoy. Both of them were advised beforehand so is not anyone’s to blame: - the first is the breakfast. They were very explicit and clear on the type of breakfast but at the end it wasn’t for me. Although I do see people enjoying it and is also a part of the experience. - the other one is the elevator. One elevator for all the floors seems to be just not enough. I wasn’t able to find the -non- emergency stairs so I wasn’t able to use it.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the exceptional experience I had during my recent stay at your hotel. The staff members exhibited an outstanding level of professionalism and courtesy, consistently greeting guests with warm smiles and a willingness to assist. Moreover, I was particularly impressed by the generous provision of new yukatas and towels each day, which greatly enhanced the comfort of my stay. Upon entering my room, I was delighted to find it impeccably tidy, reflecting the diligent efforts of your housekeeping team. Additionally, the hotel's location proved to be exceedingly convenient, allowing for easy access to nearby attractions. Overall, my experience at your hotel was nothing short of remarkable. Thank you for providing such an amazing environment that truly enhances the guest experience.

The accommodations offered a compact room, which was in line with the pricing structure typically associated with such facilities. While the dimensions of the shower area were somewhat limited, this minor inconvenience did not detract significantly from the overall experience. In fact, every other aspect of the stay exceeded expectations, contributing to an enjoyable and satisfactory visit. The quality of service, cleanliness, and amenities provided were commendable and reflected a commitment to guest satisfaction. Overall, despite the modest size of the room and shower, the experience was overwhelmingly positive.

The position is close to Tokyo station but still very quiet. Also close to Kyobashi station which is very convenient for accessing the subway. The hotel is also closely located to many good restaurants. The staff were excellent, kind and extremely helpful.I like staying at APA hotels because the beds are big and roomy, and they have the best pillows which make for a very comfortable night sleeping. I always know I’m going to have a restful night when I stay at this chain, and this hotel was no different.

ot really an issue for me, but it is quite a compact hotel, and they no doubt have bigger rooms. I was travelling as a solo traveller, and I’m quite happy with small rooms. I know some people like more space, but I was totally fine. if you have stayed at APA hotels in the past, you will find them to be very similar.

The hotel is in a central location very close to trains and busses. The room was on the small size but adequate as we were only there to wash and sleep. The rooms were quiet and spotless with many amenities provided. The bed was very comfortable as a single person in a double size bed. Breakfast was interesting as I had never experienced a Japanese style meal before - very good coffee. We walked to many attractions and parts of Tokyo from our motel due to the central location. It was easy to find with Google maps as we came straight from Narita late at night. Any very quick to check out with a drop box for the keycard. Staff were very helpful and efficient.

Nothing - all was good.

This was my second stay at an APA hotel, and like the others, it was compact but very well appointed. The rooms are small—as expected in central Tokyo—but they have everything you need, and the space is used efficiently. While the price still feels a little high for the room, it is a value option comparative to other Tokyo hotels and is a solid choice for a one- or two-night stay, especially if you’re out and about most of the time. I always feel safe and comfortable staying here as a solo traveller, and I appreciate the consistency across the APA brand.

Localization in a quiet street near subway station, good restaurants and walking distance to Tokyo Central Station - trains to Kioto and Osaka, network of metro lines, taxi stands, information and walking distance to Emperors Palace.

Very small room for travelers with 2 bug suitcases. We had to open one at the time on our bed. Bed was big and comfortable. Mini bathroom with complicated water distributor to shower and sink.

Check In was very fast, easy and the reception was super friendly and professional. Great service, staff and great location. Unfortunately I cannot remember the staff's name anymore who checked me in and the one who checked me out. Both of them gave me a good impression of my arrival and departure of my trip. So thank you :). Close to a train station and not far from Haneda Airport.

It was a bit small the room but I think since it is because it is a Hotel for business people. I have traveled alone with a huge luggage it was no problem for me. But if you are trying to travel as a couple or with another company it could be too tight. Room service did a great job but they seemed a bit stressed? And where quiet noisy in the morning. But nonetheless they did their job great. My room was very clean so I am happy.

This hotel situated in Ginza district, closest to Tokyo central station, kyobashi, and takaracho metro station. Absolutely strategic location. Despite of crowd location, this hotel has great sound proof facilities that makes comfort inside the room. The room is narrow but all you need is sufficiently acccomodated. All facility is in hi-tech. The breakfast menu is Japanese style. The staffs are very helpful and have a good english skill.

Room was as published online; almost everything that I needed for a 2-night stay was available. Extra for the comfortable bed (as usually they are not pleasant). There was also a late-night izakaya at the end of the block that was quite enjoyable. Close to conbini (7-eleven and FamilyMart) and within walking distance to Tokyo station.

Did not have any USB connections and I did not plan for it (did not bring my USB outlet adapters). Thankfully I just ran everything off of the power bank for the short time I was there and didn't have a problem. Ensure USB adapters for the electrical outlets are on-hand if the stay-over is going to be extended.

Pretty average APA Hotel, no big surprise or disappointment for me. Convenient location in my opinion with subway stations nearby and a 10-15min from Tokyo station. On check-out day, I had to leave my luggage for a day before taking the train in the evening and the reception kept my bags for me until then. Room was small as expected in APA Hotel but comfy enough. I liked the Japanese breakfast buffet in the morning. It was simple but good. Don't expect much in terms of western food though, they only have sweet bread with jam.

Room was clean overall but the bathroom smelled a bit maybe because of the drain? I also wish there was a magnet for the door in case you don't need more amenities (they don't clean the room unless you put a "please clean the room" kind of magnet, and when they don't clean they just put a big bag of extra amenities on your door). I stayed 3 days and only needed one change for towels and bathrobe. Fortunately, I was able to tell directly the cleaning staff so they didn't put an extra bag on my last day.