APA HOTEL IIDABASHI-EKIMINAMI

I’ll stay here again if I travel to Chiyoda, Tokyo. It is close to Kagurazaka, a famous but relatively quiet and relaxing corner where you can get food, souvenirs, and grocery. The room is small but the bed and shower are comfortable enough. The reception staff offered great help with my cancelled flight.

Very nice hotel in the area. A bit far from the station but they have shuttle bus for commuting to downtown. Perfect if you are driving as they have free parking. Super nice hot spring. There is a family mart right next to the hotel.

Bed is not very comfortable but otherwise usual APA hotel and conveniently located for Tozai line especially

Quick check in comfortable bed

This hotel is typical of many APA properties...rooms are small but well maintained. However there's only 1 lift and 13 floors so getting out in around check-out time can take forever. The worst thing, and first time I've ever seen this, is the see-through bathroom doors. It's horrendous. You can see far more detail than you ever need to see when whoever you're sharing a room with goes to the toilet. I wouldn't stay here again for this reason alone.

Great hotel but a bit small

Great base location within easy access of train stations and local attractions

Good option for business travellers near ildabashi. Close metro station. No nonsense hotel. Good service. One issue that I would like to highlight is that bed sheets were stained when I checked in.

Small room but that’s to be expected in Asia and Europe. Staff was very friendly and polite. Hotel is clean and updated (looks good). Location is great. Less than 2 min walk to subway which is easy, fast, and much cleaner than most US public transportation. I’m going to stay here again when I return to Tokyo.

Wonderful service from the staff. Clean and nice room. Big TV and bathtub in room. 2 problems. First was the slow connectivity of WIFI that I experienced quite often at night, probably due to insufficient bandwidth for all the customers using it. It is a popular hotel afterall. The second issue was with the air-con system Some of the nights turned really cold suddenly and I could not opt for a heating option because it was centrally controlled. However, the staff was very nice to provide a mobile heater and patiently instructed me on the use of it. At the end of the day, it is always Japanese hospitality and friendliness that helps to make things pleasant.