Published date: June 4, 2025
A Quiet Hotel in the Heart of the City
Room Type Stayed
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Experience of the stay
I've stayed at the b hotels in different locations, but this was my first stay here!
【How to Get to the Hotel】
On the map, it seems that exiting from Akasaka Station's Exit 4 and turning right at the Akasaka 5-chome police box is the closest, but climbing the steep hill called Sanpun-zaka can be quite tough, even without luggage.
★ The easiest way...
Exit from Akasaka Station's Exit 3b, go up the large stairs, and walk along the arcade leading to TBS.
If you walk to the Akasaka BRITZ studio next to TBS, there’s an elevator next to it; go up, and you’ll find the way to the b Akasaka at the end of the corridor.
The elevator should be available until 22:00, so if it's outside that time, you can use the stairs further ahead past the elevator.
【About the Hotel】
Like other the b hotels, the coffee service and other lending services were great, which was helpful.
I couldn't use the dessert service, but the sweet potato looked delicious!
The single room has a glass-door bathroom and a cylindrical standalone shower booth.
It was my first experience with the shower booth, but in addition to a regular showerhead, there was also a rain shower and side sprays, making it really pleasant.
The TV had buttons for various subscriptions (like Netflix, YouTube, etc.) on the remote, so I could connect it to my account and enjoy watching comfortably!
Experiences during the trip
Near the hotel, there's TBS and ACT Theater, and I was excited about the Harry Potter Cafe!
Additionally, Akasaka offers a variety of dining options, ranging from long-established eateries to global cuisines. For lunch, I recommend 'Chinese Cuisine Kaotan' nearby or Indian curry at 'Moti'! In particular, Kaotan's ramen is a staple I eat every time I come around Akasaka.
When I went a little before opening this time, there were about 5-6 people lined up.
(I forgot to take photos because I ate it right away, haha)
Due to the lack of photos, here's Mount Fuji as seen from the plane...
I always find myself reaching for the camera.
...I hope to post more pictures in my next story!