Published date: July 5, 2024
[Accommodation Experience] Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka
Room Type Stayed
Superior Twin
1 ~ 2 guest(s)
700 ~
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Experience of the stay
This time, I visited Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka with HafH.
It is a new hotel that opened in August 2020, located just a 3-minute walk from Akasaka Mitsuke Station and Akasaka Station, with excellent access to major shopping districts.
Nearby, there is a Seven-Eleven, Family Mart, Don Quijote, Bic Camera, and a 100-yen shop.
There are quite a few popular ramen shops, Michelin restaurants, and dining options.
It's hard to decide where to eat, so you won't have much trouble with meals.
The room I stayed in was a "Superior Twin."
It's not particularly spacious, but considering the location just 3 minutes on foot from Akasaka, I think it's sufficient.
The bath is a slightly smaller unit bath, but since the hotel is new, it is clean and tidy.
You can choose the amenities you need in the lobby and bring them up to your room.
There are no room service, esthetic massage, or fitness gym facilities.
Breakfast is not included in the HafH plan, but it is available buffet-style at a cost of 1,650 yen including tax per adult.
In my case, whenever I eat at the hotel breakfast buffet, I almost always overeat, so I usually buy rice balls, bread, and drinks at a convenience store the night before to eat instead.
If you want to have a hearty breakfast, the buffet might be a good option.
The hotel itself is new and clean, but the rooms and services are simple, so I think the biggest feature is the location.
In Akasaka, there is also OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resort nearby, but depending on the season, the number of coins may fluctuate, so Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka might be more economical at times.
If you're looking for a cost-effective HafH base around Akasaka, how about staying at Best Western Hotel Fino Tokyo Akasaka?
Experiences during the trip
The area around Akasaka where the hotel is located has many tourist spots.
I visited Hie Shrine, the National Diet Building, Akasaka Palace, Tokyo Midtown, and Billboard Live Tokyo
over the course of two days.
I felt like I was having fun exploring every corner of Akasaka haha.
Among these, I especially recommend "Akasaka Palace."
It was my first time visiting it, and the magnificent palace made me feel like I was in another country.
The luxurious state guesthouse reflecting Japan in the Meiji era is worth seeing at least once.
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