The hotel was one of the best choices of our trip. Location really close to metro station, combinis and the center of akiba. The onsen was a pleasant surprise and a excelent chance to get to know a little more of japanese culture. Staff always very gentle and up to help us by any time. We didnt choose the “breakfast include” option, but end up having breakfast there almost every single day. Must say that was the fairest breakfast we had. If im right, it was around 2000yen. Not much options, but enough to start our day and every thing was made with excellence. You could try ocidental food and oriental breakfast as well. Later on our trip we stayed on other hotels with more expensive breakfast and less options. Would deffo recommend this hotel and the breakfast!

Rooms are a little small, but considering japanese hotels, its just the regular size.

I'm writing this from the perspective of a neurodivergent individual (with autism) that is sensitive to noise and heat. I stayed here for one night as a solo traveller. I generally liked the room and hotel. It was comfortable enough and I was able to control the heat effectively (air conditioning worked in winter Etc.). The room is pretty Spartan but has everything you need. Was sometimes noisy from traffic outside like sirens Etc.,, but generally pretty good and not much from hallways Etc. Internet was good, very fast and stable. Location was probably neutral. A bit out of the way but easy enough to walk to Akihabara and other shops. Staff were welcoming and friendly. Good general English.

The price was a bit high compared to other business hotels, but hotel itself was still quite basic and small. One elevator for entire property was annoying at times. Had to wait a few minutes to get up or down. The rooms are small which is to be expected, but I found bathroom very cramped. Hard to move around in and access everything.

Our stay at Super Hotel Premier Akihabara was excellent. The staff here were so lovely and helpful. There was an onsen on level 2 (men) and level 3 (women’s, protected by code) which was such a good end to the day. The room itself was small (as you would expect for Japan) but had everything you need. There were also lots of toiletries and skincare at reception you could pick up yourself which was great. My favourite thing about this hotel though was the location - an easy 5 minute walk from Akihabara station made it so easy to explore Tokyo. Loved everything about this stay, couldn’t recommend it more!

Not 24 hr check in. Our flight was delayed which meant we arrived at 12AM (when check in closed) so we had to stay overnight at the airport and basicallly forfeit a night at our hotel.

Very clean all round. Warm welcome for these jetlagged Japan newbies and kind, helpful staff. Good quiet location on a side street moments from Akihabara station and several others for connections to different areas. Akihabara electric town a short stroll away. Lots of free toiletries. Choice of pillow softness if you can’t stomach the traditional hard ones. Pleasant social area with free evening drinks, overlooking the river. Good value for money overall.

Room as miniature as you’d expect for Tokyo. The bathroom is especially tight if you’re tall. No view or window which can feel a little claustrophobic after a few days. You can wait a while for the lift, but there are also stairs. Only a Daily konbini close by - 7/11 is by the station for your morning egg sando fix

We stayed in SuperHotel Premier Akihabara for a total of 7 nights divided into two separate stretches, and we loved almost everything about it. Very easy walk to Akihabara train station (use the Showa-Dori exit), location on the Kanda "river" (canal, really), the amazingly helpful, respectful and hard-working staff, the free access to the hotel's ofuro (public bath) nearly 24/7, the comfortable beds, the free selection of your favorite pillows, the "happy hour" of 6-10 pm with free drinks and snacks, the hotel emphasis on sustainability and wellness. Special kudos to the breakfast buffet, for 1300 yen (about 9$), which we took advantage of every morning. They had a variety of both western and Japanese-style dishes, they had great home-baked olive bread with a real crust (very rare in Japan), and were often the only meal during the day when we could find fresh green salad (also very rare in Japan). And don't forget the two cute puppies, Moe and Chico!

What prevents me from rating this hotel as 10 is the small size of the room. While we (two adults) managed for 7 days and nights, it was pretty cramped. This size may be typical of Tokyo hotels of this level, however. I also have an important suggestion for improvements aimed at the hotel management: Please, PLEASE put felt or rubber pads on the feet of the wooden chairs in the dining room. The chairs make an AWFUL noise every time a guest (or cleaning staff) moves a chair; I can still hear this soul-wrenching screeching sound in my mind's ear (shudder). It is a seemingly minor point which will make a huge improvement in the overall guest experience.

This hotel was a nice surprise during our 4-day stay in Tokyo. Position: very close to Akihabara public transportation node, you can get within few minutes to Ueno, Asakusa, Tokyo, Gisa. A bit more far away to Shibuya or Shinjuku but still very well connected; Furthermore, there are plenty of restaurants and bars arround and of course the famous Manga Maid Cafè's as well as the famous Yodobashi Megastore :-) Hotel itself: modern, not too big, clean and with an own onsen both for women and men; Breakfast: served in the structure, always fresh and with a certain variety of japanese and international servings; Staff: very respectful, educated and friendly;

No 24h reception (it's not a must but would be great to have)

The vibes and atmosphere of the hotel was amazing. The hotel lobby is so welcoming with it's chairs and tables. Free drinks and snack everyday between 6pm-10pm is wonderful. Onsen being in the hotel itself is definitely a plus. The room is quaint and humble and there was a lot of room for me. I enjoyed my routine of sitting at the lobby after going to the onsen just relaxing with a drink while the robot dogs hang around the lobby.

The room can get a little dusty but nothing I was worried about.

The room was Japan standard (tiny but well equipped and organized). The location is great since you are close to the Electric Town but not right on it, so you can enjoy a more relaxing stay. The complimentary items given at the lobby are a very nice gesture (you can grab some cold pads if you're sore or even bath salts to relax after a long day of walking) Space for a solo traveler is great.

Only minor complaint is that there is only one elevator and over 10 floors so it can get busy and you might have to wait a couple of minutes for the elevator to arrive, but nothing life changing.

The hotel is excellent from all the aspects: very friendly, very well located, excellent breakfast that was modified every morning. Onsen, facilities ( pillows, pajamas, slippers, free amenities, etc.) , free bar every evening - over all the expectations. I would put "10" to this hotel, but it was just one thing that prevented: the room was super tiny.

I know that Tokyo is very tight, but anyway, when you stay in such a small room for 5 nights with large suitcases, it causes to problems, especially when you are looking for something...

Service by hotel staff was great, incredibly friendly. The onsen available inside the hotel was superb too, I don’t think I used the bath in my room at all during my entire stay. The welcome lounge features an alcohol section during the evening time, and was super comfortable. Great for a wind down after a long day out and after a dip in the onsen. Just a small walk from the main areas of Akihabara, fantastic for anime fans like myself. Room was small, but comfortable enough.

Only one lift serving the entire hotel, which was not very convenient. Especially packed during the morning period when people are heading down for breakfast or checking out.