Cheap hotels in Akihabara

Room is clean and not too small. Size of the twin bed is good for 2 adults. Our room was facing the sky tree tower so the view was excellent. However, parking was 4000 Yen per night it was very expensive in my opinion !

The staff are wonderful. The location is great, close to stores, restaurants, subway. The room was small by US standards but so well thought out that it didn't feel cramped. Two twin beds shared the same corner while the third was separated by a screen, giving us a tad more privacy. Perfect for the three of us. I wouldn't have breakfast there, though - except the first morning or two if jet lagged! Although delicious, it's expensive ($10/per) I suggest Cafe Veloce 5mn walk up the street of Cafe de Crie across the street.

Fabulous view of Tokyo city lights and watching trains moving endlessly from 33 rd floor was quite nice. Room was very good size. Clean and hotel staffs are extremely friendly and helpful. Some art works in the room was pretty and calming.

Arrived late evening to Haneda airport and hotel is less than 5 minutes from international terminals and free shuttle bus from domestic terminals 1 and 2 only. Not easily found where to board the shuttle bus, but asking around showed me where to board hotel shuttle bus. Very new hotel or remodeled recently. Staff was not very friendly at check in and check out.

The Cerulean - ah, how can I find the words? I'm afraid that if I truly say what I think about this hotel, then no one will believe me. I only write reviews if something is really good or really bad, nothing in the middle. And this hotel is excellent. It is the best hotel I've ever stayed at, inside or outside of Japan. And I've stayed at quite a few 5 star hotels. It has many things other 5 star hotels have - great views (ours was of the Tokyo Tower skyline), nice pool and spa, etc. The difference is in the service. The people here seem to genuinely care about you and do their best to accomodate you. We went to the concierge desk every morning to find out directions. They went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed, including print outs. Several times, the staff would open the elevators for you, then bow to you when the doors close. We paid for the breakfast, which was really good. One day, it was sunny enough that we could see Mount Fuji from the restaurant. The staff had left binoculars on a stand in case anyone wanted a closer look. Just gorgeous! If you want to be in the Shibuya or Shinjuku area, you should stay at this hotel. It's wonderful and we would stay here again when we come back to Tokyo.

Walking distance to great restaurants and shopping and public transportation. Very quiet area.