APA Hotel Akihabara Ekikita

Easy to see from the sidewalk, elevator right by the entryway, not too far from Akihabara Station. Ground floor has a minimart selection of snacks as well as a microwave. Private bathroom with bathtub. Room light switches/dials on the headboard. Mini fridge under the desk. It was nice but I felt awkward when I realized that room service would fix my bed each day 😅

The TV automatically turns on about 3 minutes after using the key card to activate the electricity. The TV could be quiet loud with some ads much louder than others. The room was quite warm in February, I couldn't turn the heat down any lower and had to crack open the window to cool off at night (I like to sleep around 58°F) It wasn't a big issue for my stay, but the power to some electric sockets did shut off when the key card was removed. So something to be aware of.

The Hotel is located about 3 minute walk from the train station with a variety of restaurants open till late. plenty of shops in the vacinity. The commute to areas of interest isn't too bad..and I liked being outside of the centre. more laid back area. Hotel staff are very friendly and helpful and the room was spotless. very clean, quiet and to a very good standard. very nice stand in shower. and separate toilet room. bed was big and very comfortable. there is a spa available to guests. washing machine, vending machine and they have their own restaurant. would highly recommend and return.

I think the only thing I didn't like was the space available in the room and but that seems to be the norm in Tokyo

Pleasant service, room is compact and is enough for two people. The location is good too since it's just a few minutes to Akihabara Denki Street. We were lucky and got to see Tokyo Skytree from our room. Recommend this hotel.

The room are not very soundproof, sirens and sounds from the traffic can be heard from the room even with windows shut. If people are loud then sounds from the corridor will can be heard too. This might be something to consider for the sound sensitive ones.

The room was larger than I was expecting based on pictures, plenty of room for both of us and our suitcases. The place was spotless and the staff were incredibly polite. The amenities were replaced daily which was really nice. The best thing was the location, within 8 minutes we could walk to akihabara station, the hotel was also surrounded by great restaurants and there was a family mart and a 7/11 within a 5 minute walk that were open 24/7

Wish the hotel itself had had a restaurant or provided breakfast but it wasnt a big deal to eat out everyday.

The location was very central to Akihabara - with Yodabashi Camera and Electric Town just a mere 3-4 minute walk. Staff were very friendly and check in is easy and very guest friendly. The rooms were standard APA size. Very good price for the location!

There is only 1 lift to service the entire hotel so be expected to wait during peak times such as 8am-9am. The hotel room isn't cleaned regularly despite the bed being made every day. There was a lot of dust in our room by the end of the trip which made for an uncomfortable experience for someone with asthma.

Linens and towels provided were clean and extra towels were provided upon request. Furthermore, the room provided both reusable and disposable room slippers, giving us an option of which we wanted to use. We appreciated that there was bottled water provided and there were more than enough electrical outlets in the room to charge our devices. Location-wise, the hotel is easy to locate and within walking distance from Akihabara station. Great connectivity and food options within the vicinity of the hotel!

The room was, indeed, narrow and compact. It was difficult to have 2 big luggages open at the same time in the room.

Clean and tidy room with plenty of space and amenities. Service was professional. Only stayed for one night but it does have great facilities. TV had a range of options and the WiFi was good. Service was Japanese but could understand English. TV had limited English channels. Signs and leaflets etc all had English translations as well. Good for a foreigner. Private bathroom had a good shower and tap, toilet with bidet. Supplies included towel, razor for shaving, toothbrush and toothpaste, and other necessities.

Everything was okay and exceeded my expectations.

Incredibly polite, and helpful staff. Very clean room and bathroom. Robes & slippers provided for guests. Centrally located. 6-minute walk to the Akihabara Train Station.

Not the same size as an American double room. The double room is the same size as a single room, and only comes with one bed. I would not recommend two adults sharing a room unless they are married. It's that tight. For this trip, we had 2 girls and 1 guy traveling. We reserved 1 double room for the girls to share, 1 single room for the guy. Both girls were adults and we decided it was too small for share for a week in Tokyo. Thankfully, the property had another room available. Had I known this at the beginning, I would have reserved 3 single rooms.

The staff was absolutely amazing and helpful, everyone including the supplies and room service staff was incredible. It's also incredibly close by to nice eateries and convenience shops, and a short walk to Akihabara Denki-gai and Akihabara Station. In-room TV entertainment provided was great too.

The location is a bit awkward as it's facing the main street and there is a hospital nearby, throughout the duration of my stay I've been woken up by ambulance passing by every night.

Located within the vicinity of Akihabara Station, making this a convenient stop for anyone visiting Tokyo. We only stayed one night, but if we had found this place earlier we would stay longer! Room was extremely clean. I cannot emphasize how happy we were that the room doors open outwards and that luggage can be stored under the bed; considering that most rooms are quite small, these small differences are extremely helpful!

Actually messed up and went to the wrong APA hotel at first (there is another one just in front of the station, hence "ekimae"). Oops :")