Published date: August 26, 2024
A Hidden Gem Hotel You’d Want to Keep Secret.
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I stayed at this hotel based on a strong recommendation from a friend who knows me well and said, "This is absolutely perfect for you!"
And it truly was. The ambiance, the food, and every detail of the establishment reflect a remarkable sense of style. I had no idea there was such a chic space in Akihabara.
First and foremost, the restaurant and bar on the first floor, themed around 'Spanish Italian,' is a must-try. You can’t skip the pizza, especially since there is such a wide variety that I was quite overwhelmed. I chose the staff’s recommendation. I paired it with their unique lemon sour drink. This drink, made with aged lemon mixed with soda, was absolutely exquisite! If you stay here, be sure to give it a try. (I regret not taking a photo because the logo on the glass was adorable.)
What’s more, the ambiance is elevated by the carefully curated music played through high-quality sound equipment both inside and outside the guest rooms, allowing you to enjoy your meal and stay enveloped in pleasant sounds.
Another attractive aspect is the art displayed throughout the hotel. Every piece has an excellent sense of style, making you want to take them home. I recommend taking a leisurely stroll around the hotel after check-in.
The guest rooms are also filled with thoughtful touches: refreshing-scented shampoo and conditioner, a booklet summarizing nearby recommended spots, and the hotel’s concept, all of which are delightful items that’ll tug at your heartstrings.
NOHGA HOTEL AKIHABARA TOKYO is a special place that stimulates all your senses throughout your stay. I highly recommend everyone to experience it!
Experiences during the trip
It's not often that I get to visit this area, but this time I decided to take a thorough stroll around the city and explore the local dining options. During my 2-day stay, I made it a point to visit two curry shops and two cafes. Each place was unique and provided a distinct culinary experience you can only find in Akihabara.
I've forgotten some names, but I'll mention the ones I remember:
● toggle hotel cafe/bar (2nd photo)
Business Hours:
10:00 - 23:00 L.O. 22:30
● Curry no Toriko (4th photo)
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri
11:00 - 14:00
18:00 - 22:00
Wed
11:00 - 14:00
Sat
11:00 - 15:00
Closed on Sun and holidays.
Next time I visit Akihabara, I want to discover more dining spots. There seem to be many discoveries awaiting in this city beyond just curry and cafes, and I’m already looking forward to my next visit! It seems my journey to uncover new charms of Akihabara will continue.