Via Inn Prime Akasaka, Tokyo (Japan) - Deals & Reviews

The public bath provided a serene escape after a day of exploring the vibrant city, allowing me to unwind comfortably.

While the room was cozy, I found the pillow options limited. a thicker pillow would have greatly improved my sleep quality.

Exceptional breakfast variety. loved the microbubble pool!

the rooms are tiny, as mentioned by other reviews, and they expect you to make do with just four hangers? absolutely unthinkable for a long stay. Also, the public bath hours are extremely limited. it’s like they're hiding the best part of the hotel! it woudl ve been nice to receive at least some special treatment for these inconveniences. almost left a good review, but just couldn’t.

This place was a strong match for a weekend outing in Tokyo with definitely value for money. I really appreciated the relaxing public bath after a long day of exploring the city. Pro tip, check the bath hours to avoid busy times if that's your thing.

Staying at Via Inn Prime Akasaka was enjoyable, especially the relaxing public bath with a tranquil setup and the convenience of the 7-11 right below. Breakfast options were varied, though they could become monotonous after a few days.

Loved the stylish decor, and those laptop-friendly tables in the room were a thoughtful touch. Plus, being so close to three metro stations made exploring a breeze.

The rooms were like cozy shoeboxes—ideal for minimalists, but I had to dodge my suitcase like it was a ninja! Not a fan of the lumpy pillows either. let’s say they weren’t exactly cloud-like.

8/10

Wicked location, just a hop from the subway and tons of grub nearby. Couldn’t believe how relaxing the onsen was—real chance to unwind after running around. A small downside was the pillows. they felt a tad thin for my liking. That convenience store on the first floor? Perfect for late-night snacks!

absolutely tiny room with only four hangers? I mean, try fitting two suitcases in there. the lack of a proper closet is shocking. also, the staff's indifference to my needs was a nightmare! I expected at least a complimentary upgrade for the inconvenience but of course, that was too much to ask. almost left a good review, but just couldn't.

private onsen, convenient 7-11 on the ground floor, proximity to multiple subway lines

The size of the rooms left much to be desired!!! With limited hangers and storage, managing luggage was a chore!!! Also, the public bath hours? Seriously? !!! They could really benefit from improving that aspect!!!

Everything! New, stylish decor, convenient self-baggage storage, clean and relaxing public bath!

central to parks and attractions for easy city strolls

Staying at this hotel made exploring tokyo a breeze with shinjuku gyoen national garden just under 3 km away and the vibrant national art center less than 2 km away, allowing me to enjoy leisurely walks to both destinations and soak in the beautiful scenery. the proximity to charming restaurants and cafés was also a delight, giving me an authentic taste of the local culture without having to roam far for my meals.

Amazing location. quiet, near so many subway stations plus there are excellent lowkey bars and restaurants less than a ten minute walk from the hotel. The public bath on the 3rd floor was a real highlight. super clean and beautiful.

No negatives to report.

Fantastic location! So easy to connect to various metro lines and nearby attractions. The public bath was a great way to relax after a day of exploration, and the friendly staff promptly assisted with requests.

The pillows were a bit on the firm side, which can affect your sleep if you prefer softer options. A wider choice of pillow types would really enhance the comfort for all guests.