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"Perfect location to stay at Akihabara, literally in front of the akihabara station. "

"The restaurant offered a variety of cuisine. Loved the Nogha Pizza offering. Duck pasta was also delicious. Bed was comfortable and room was quiet. Loads of walkable dining options. A massive Don Quixote conveniently located across the way."

"A great base for exploring, close to stations and several supermarkets. Simply furnished room with all amenities - including a big-screen TV. Helpful reception staff too."

"Cutest room! Location superb, right by the railway station and all the shops. Checkin/out 100% easy. Staff helpful. Room small as expected but WORKS well. Even a little massage chair. Dressing gowns, lots of fresh towels, good power points, kettle, fridge, perfect. "

"Easy to get to the metro. Close to the Akihabara Yodobashi Akiba department store. Great food nearby and the accommodations were very comfortable. "

"I did not expect such spacious and convenient accommodation in Tokyo. For a family of 4, this was a perfect place. Had all the amenities we would need including a washer dryer combo which was handy since our trip was long enough that we needed to do laundry as we packed light. If I had known more about Monday apart, I would have booked that wherever it was available in Japan. "

"Located right by the Akihabara station with a lovely view of Akihabara! The room was comfortable and cozy, and the amenities were great!"

"Clean, safe, quiet, and friendly staff. Rooms are smaller but there is plenty of storage space beneath the bed and my partner and I found it to be a great little hotel. It is extremely walkable to get to restaurants, shopping, train station, etc. but off to the side enough that it isn't right in the middle of the busiest part of Akihabara."

"Great hotel right in the middle of electric city, comfy beds, cold A/C and opposite a family mart for snacks. Tube station 200 yards away Rooms are small but that is expected in central Tokyo, 2 in a room is max, we had 2 rooms between 3 people (1 child, 2 Adults)"