Published date: June 29, 2024
Accommodation Experience: OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts is a hotel that opened on February 25, 2022.
It is one of the most popular hotels within HafH, allowing you to stay at Hoshino Resorts for a reasonable number of coins.
As for access to the hotel, I arrived from "Akasaka Mitsuke Station" on the Ginza Line.
The rooms have a simple design, but like other OMO series hotels, the layout is efficient with no wasted space.
The washbasin is located on a shelf, allowing for a more spacious room configuration.
While the advantage is a more spacious room, the downside is that you need to be careful to not splash water while washing your face or brushing your teeth as it can get messy.
The amenities are mainly of the type that you get what you need from the lobby.
Thus, there are hardly any amenities placed in the room.
Kettles and cups are available, so if you'd like to have tea or coffee, you'll need to go to the lobby to get them.
The separation of the bath and toilet is a nice point. The bathtub is spacious enough to enjoy a comfortable soak. While the toilet space isn't very large, it is clean and tidy.
The front lobby features a wall-sized map of the surrounding area, typical of the OMO series, making it very informative.
Since I was in Tokyo for work this time, I didn't have time to leisurely explore the area, but at OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts, there are plenty of events hosted by staff such as the "Early Rising Tour" and "Unexpected Akasaka Stroll".
Participation in these events is reservation-based through the official website, so those who booked through HafH should check it out.
I have never participated in an OMO exploration tour, so I hope to join one someday!
OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts does not have a workspace.
Instead, there's an "Ueshima Coffee Shop Akasaka Hitotsuki Dori" located on the first floor of the hotel, where you can work. Many people were working on their PCs in this cafe.
Experiences during the trip
This time, I stayed for business instead of travel, so I couldn't relax much, but I definitely felt the unique characteristics of the OMO series.
The OMO series is a casual type within Hoshino Resorts, focusing on cost performance.
While it lacks luxury, it doesn't feel cheap either.
It is simplified in a way that is both good and bad, reflecting a keen attention to stripping away the unnecessary.
While the number of HafH coins may fluctuate depending on the season, I recommend staying during a favorable season for the best deals!