Set in the upmarket Nishi-Azabu district, this contemporary three-star hotel is a five-minute walk from Hiro’o metro station. Massage services and a Swiss restaurant are just a few of the amenities available at the $Hotelname hotel. Snug, no-frills guest rooms with minimalist decor feature large, flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges and tea/coffee-making facilities. Some accommodations provide chairs and/or desks. Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the property, plus there’s an Internet terminal in the lobby. Massages (fees) can be arranged via reception; parking is available on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis (extra). Japanese and Western breakfast options are offered each morning. Swiss cuisine and a generous selection of wines can be savoured in the relaxed surroundings of the Swiss Chalet Restaurant. All manner of alternative dining and drinking options can be found nearby. The $Hotelname hotel is a 12-minute stroll from the ever-lively Roppongi Hills area and a mile-and-a-half from the iconic Tokyo Tower.
If you’re into shopping, eating and/or sinking a few jars in the evening then this hotel’s location is likely to please you no end, set as it is within an easy walk of countless restaurants, bars and shopping venues. Being about to stroll up to Roppongi Hills in 10-15 minutes is a huge plus too.
Full of endeavour and keen to please, the hotel’s small team of customer-facing employees are about as polite and industrious as they come.
The fact that is hotel lies in a residential part of Nishi-Azabu means there isn’t as much going on at street level as there tends to be in more tourist-friendly neighbourhoods. The upshot of this is that there’s very little, noise-wise, to keep you awake at night.
Yes, it’s Tokyo so expecting a three-star hotel to be spacious isn’t really an option. What pushes these guest rooms well and truly into the realm of ‘OMG’ though is that they’re equipped with incredibly large flat-screen TVs which only help to make the space as a whole feel even more limited. Bizarre.
It may be economical but having the electricity go AWOL every time you go out makes it very difficult to charge your devices during the daytime
Unlike so many other hotels within this price range, this property does not reach the very high standards of presentation which is thankfully (for visitors) the norm in Japan. Indeed, the presence of things like torn curtains, smelly bathrooms and worn carpets makes this hotel standout for the wrong reasons.
No, Apa Hotel Nishiazabu doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Apa Hotel Nishiazabu doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Apa Hotel Nishiazabu provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.
Check-in at Apa Hotel Nishiazabu is available from: . Check-out time is by .
Apa Hotel Nishiazabu is located in 4-4-5 Nishiazabu, Minato-Ku, 106-0031, Tokyo, Japan.
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