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With its apartment-hotel concept, this charming establishment is ideal for families and travelers looking for comfortable, zen-like overnight stays. It's also ideally located, just a four-minute walk from the metro. The spacious, fully-equipped 40m² rooms are available in two styles: Western or Japanese (with tatami). They can accommodate up to four people. The roof terrace also offers a welcome breath of fresh air. The English-speaking staff are always on hand to offer helpful advice on sightseeing.
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Prices start at ¥54,000.
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Welcome to MIMARU Tokyo Akasaka!
We offer self catering apartments in the heart of Tokyo.
Located in Akasaka, a district full of restaurants of all kinds, and a 15 minute walk from Roppongi, the party district, our hotel is an ideal starting point for visiting the city.
Our international reception team is at your service to guide you in your Tokyo adventures throughout your stay.
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The room is spacious for a hotel room in Tokyo, providing ample space to open our luggage and for our two lively kids to move around.
It would be beneficial to have a washing machine in the room, as I have experienced in other MIMARU locations. The cost of the coin-operated washing machine is relatively high, and the washing and drying machines are separate, requiring multiple trips between my room and the laundry room to complete the laundry (although I thought combo washer dryers are very popular in Japan?).
During my three-night stay, the cleaning service did not include vacuuming, which was a concern due to our kids easily making a mess of the floor. Providing slippers in the room would be helpful to avoid stepping on cookie crumbs.
The location is close to the metro station, but I did not realize that the Akasaka station does not intersect with other metro lines, resulting in longer transfers to our destination.
Despite these points, I still recommend MIMARU, as the counter staff are very helpful and energetic, always welcoming their guests.