Everything was shockingly great here for what you pay. We needed to be in this area for a meeting & the other 2 places we stayed in two months earlier weren’t available so we chose this hotel and it was pretty amazing & super cheap compared to other hotels where we stayed. We actually changed hotels for our last two nights in tokyo and wished we had just stayed all 3 nights here because we splurged on the next hotel which was 3X the cost as this hotel & not worth it at all. The evening happy hour hear was also great. Very clean room, not huge but not too tiny. And we actually had a decent ( pretty) city view from our window. There are lots of cool bars and cafes within walking distance from the hotel too.

I don’t remember disliking anything here.

Loved the very spacious rooms, really clean bed linen and room, the only point I would make was light switches and doors needed a quick clean which I did with sanitiser but other than that the rooms was spotless. Pool area was kept very clean and tidy, plenty of towels available, pool was lovely to swim and not over crowded. Close to BTS, I was not informed about the tuk tuk free to the station but it was quick to walk, it was a little dark ally to get back though late at night but I never had any issues just seemed a little isolating for a women alone. I would stay again.

Washing machines on site was great but you could not change the settings, clothes was fine though just wasn’t sure what temperature it was?

Very quiet hotel in a great area of Tokyo, close to multiple metro stops and lots of restaraunts and bars near by. The beds are really comfortable. The staff are great. Hiro, Ian and Chyngyz really helped us, with directions, reservations and forwarding our bags to Kyoto using black cat. Overall, a great experience.

Expensive for the level of the hotel but I don't think you find any better value in Tokyo. Hotels are just really expensive there. You will save money on food and transport though. We did not try the breakfast as we decided to try local cafes instead, but the breakfast looked ok and there is free tea, coffee and snacks all day.

Amazing location with a Harry Potter themed train station nearby, a 7/11 next door and complimentary wine and ramen each night. The staff were so friendly and helpful and I’d stay here again in a heartbeat. The room is small as they all are, but we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Easy to get to Shinjuku and anywhere else you’re going, lots of eating options nearby. Really loved our stay here.

The only thing was the hand held shower head - it kept twisting sideways so had to be held the whole time (which was annoying!). Otherwise, everything else was great

Location in Akasaka was great! A very close walk to one station, and just a little further (10-15 mins) to the others, had no trouble getting to anywhere in Tokyo. Room was expectedly small, but manageable (I was expecting a really tiny room from the reviews, and I think that expectation helped with the actual room experience). If you are used to American hotel sizes, think of something about half the normal size. I would say for one person, the size is great for a trip to Tokyo! As a two person group, it was a pretty cramped, but not the absolute worst. Hopefully you won't be spending too much time in your hotel room anyway! Room was clean, and the staff were all nice and excellent!

The only small "complaint" I think would be the shower in our room - it was a detached shower head, but looks like it had been replaced since the bathroom was built, and didn't correctly fit the shower. It was a little difficult to manage, but overall okay. Water pressure and hot water were great though!

The staff at Hotel Sui were so helpful! It was our first time in Japan and they helped us with every little issue, but what really blew us away was when a staff member filled out the takyubin forms for us to ship our luggage to our next hotel! We were worried about filling out the paperwork and it made our travel so much less stressful. The hotel is comfortable, with a friendly hostel-like social vibe. The location was perfect for us, as it was a short walk from the well-connected Akasaka station, and there are some gyudon places for breakfast.

Nothing! The rooms are small in central Tokyo so just be prepared to stick your luggage in a corner to make space.

Location: It's between Shibuya and Ginza areas. Akasaka station is a 5 minute walk for you to access the Chiyoda line to get to directly to Shibuya and harajuku. You'll be able access the rest of Central Tokyo easily with transfers from the Chiyoda line to the many metro and train lines at certain stations. The area was fairly quiet area. There's a 7-Eleven in the building next to the hotel. Lawsons down the road as well. Stay: Hotel room size was OK, small but was manageable for 2 people. Looks pretty accurate from the photos listed. Coin laundry is available but only 2 machines so it may be busy. Staff were nice. Bathroom was standard unit bathroom so fairly compact.

The staff were just lovely, so friendly, efficient and went out of their way to accommodate any of our requests. The location was a few minutes walk only from two metro stations and in a safe area. There was a jazz club right across the road so that was fun. Plenty of restaurants nearby too. The room was clean when we arrived and we had plenty of supplies. Another plus is that the hotel give you a portable wifi to take with you, which made life easy multiple times. There is also a great view from the top floor balcony.

I would prefer if there was an electric kettle in the room. We like tea every morning and had to go downstairs for boiled water.

Nice hotel in a nice area in Tokyo. The metro is pretty close and handy to explore all the different quarters. There is a 7/11 located just in front of the hotel, that is always a plus. Nice terrace with Tokyo view on the last floor: it would be nice to have a bar there. It's possible to smoke just at the entrance: another plus considering that in Tokyo finding a smoking area is like winning the lottery!

Room size, but this is an usual issue in Japan. I's really tough to find proper size rooms. Water refill was not available: the tank at the bar was always empty.

The location is just a 5 minute walk to Akasaka Station and has a 7-11 next door, downstairs. It's a bit of an uphill (not too steep), so it may be a bit challenging lugging your luggage going to the hotel. You could always use the Tameike-sanno Station route if you don't want to be going uphill every time.

There were some hairs on the carpeted floor (which are definitely not mine since they are blonde and long). I guess it can't be helped as it's quite difficult to clean that. It would just be better if they had a cold water dispenser available for free for guests so I don't have to buy water from convenience stores every time.