KEIO PRESSO INN AKASAKA, Tokyo

The hotel sits on a quiet side street in the lively Akasaka business district, yet is within a short walk of three metro stations (Akasaka, Akasaka Mitsuke, Tameike-Sanno). The Ginza and Chiyoda lines connect you directly to Shibuya, Ginza, and Roppongi. Roppongi Hills is a 6-minute taxi ride away; Tokyo Tower and the Imperial Palace are 9 minutes by taxi. Meiji Jingu Shrine can be reached by a 7-minute subway ride plus a 5-minute walk. Numerous restaurants, convenience stores, and cafes are within a few minutes on foot, and the area feels safe both day and night.

Rooms range from compact singles to twin rooms (16 m²) and a limited number of triple rooms (available only upon direct request). Each room includes a private bathroom with a bathtub, shower toilet, hairdryer, and free toiletries. Amenities include air conditioning, heating, an electric kettle, fridge, flat-screen TV with streaming services (e.g., YouTube), USB-C ports, humidifying air purifier, blackout curtains, slippers, pajamas, and carpeted floors. The twin room has two single beds (bed width 122 cm each). Rooms are quiet, especially those facing away from the street, and each has its own heating/cooling unit that operates silently on low. Connecting rooms and balconies are not available.

Breakfast includes salads, breads, hot and cold beverages, and a daily rotation of both Japanese and Western dishes. The selection is varied but may not always include fresh fruit, sliced bread, or pepper. For other meals, the hotel does not have a restaurant; however, dozens of restaurants, bars, and cafés are within a short walk, ranging from traditional Japanese to international options. Vending machines on the premises offer drinks and 24-hour sake. Nearby eateries include GYOPAO Gyoza Roppongi, Kobe Beef Kaiseki 511, and many casual spots within 0.5 km.