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This time, I stayed in a Heritage balcony Room. I wondered if it might be too hot this season, but the evening breeze was pleasant, and I was able to relax with drinks from room service. For dinner, I dined at Toh-Ka-Lin, and the next morning I had breakfast at Nouvelle Epoque. Everything—from delicious dining to the gym, spa, and pool—was available within the Hotel, so I could truly unwind and enjoy a genuinely luxurious stay. The entire property was clean and quiet throughout, and the staff’s hospitality struck the perfect balance: not too close or too distant, yet always attentive with thoughtful care. An unexpected issue came up during my stay, but even then the Hotel team responded with kindness and meticulous consideration. It reminded me once again of how exceptional Japanese Hotels are—especially Okura. I would love to visit again.

I always stay here to enjoy an extraordinary and special time away from everyday life. The cocktail-time dishes, carefully prepared right in front of us by the dedicated Club Lounge chef, are of outstanding quality and impress me every time. Also, on the second day, the executive chef came around to greet guests, and I was honored to meet them. All of the lounge staff always provide warm, personal service with a smile. Even after checkout, they kindly saw me off until I got into my taxi. Once again, I was truly soothed by the delicious food and exceptional hospitality. I am deeply grateful to all of the staff. I look forward to seeing you again.

This is a very quiet and wonderful Hotel. I have stayed at many Hotels in this area, and despite the frequent crowds from weddings and heavy foot traffic, everything from arrival to check-out was smooth, calm, and extremely comfortable. The room was excellent—spacious enough, well-equipped (including amenities), and very clean. It is also conveniently located right by Nagatacho Station on the subway. The meals were delicious as well; both breakfast and lunch were thoughtfully accommodated in various ways. This is a truly outstanding hidden gem in the city center.

It was a wonderful stay. From the pleasant feel of the hallway carpet, to the spacious Room, everything was great. Above all, the cleanliness was outstanding—just what you would expect from the Imperial Hotel Group. If I had one request (which may be asking too much), the duvet felt a bit too thick for the season. It can be hard to get that balance right. I plan to stay around Akasaka again next year, so I will definitely return.

I chose this hotel for its large public bath, and it did not disappoint. The public bath was great, and the Room and bed were spacious; the desk was also generously sized, so I was very satisfied. The amenities are well stocked. It’s close to a subway station, making it very convenient. Having a 7-Eleven on the first floor is also handy and reassuring. I’ve already decided to stay here again next time.

It was very efficient and nice overall. The only issue was that I couldn’t figure out how to operate the air conditioner at first, but I eventually found the controls on the bed’s headboard. The large public bath was great.

Thank you very much for such a comfortable stay. The Room was extremely user-friendly, and I was especially impressed by the spacious sofa set along the window. Being able to relax while enjoying the Tokyo view or have a drink there meant there was a comfortable place to spend time besides the bed, and I truly enjoyed simply being in the Room. It felt more like spending time in a living room than staying in a Hotel Room. Combined with the view from the high floor, it was a wonderfully cozy space. The bed was also generously sized and very comfortable, allowing me to rest well until morning. What left the strongest impression this time was the Club InterContinental Lounge. The seating had an unusually generous amount of space between tables for a Tokyo Hotel, so I could spend time there in a very calm atmosphere. During cocktail time as well, rather than simply offering more food, it was thoughtfully arranged so guests could enjoy an unhurried evening with a cold tapas buffet, made-to-order hot tapas, champagne, and cocktails. In particular, I remember how properly crafted cocktails were delivered to my seat; that original cocktails such as the Saketini were available; and that when my glass of Moët & Chandon started running low, staff kindly asked “Shall I bring you another?” before I even needed to request it. When people think of lounges they often focus on the variety of food and drinks, but what I found most appealing here was that the staff’s attention truly reached each guest, allowing everyone to enjoy a peaceful time. In addition, while Facilities such as the pool, restaurants, and lounge were all available within the property, each area still felt spacious enough that even spending an entire day inside the Hotel never felt cramped. After using the pool I also had French onion gratin soup in my Room; it was perfect for warming up after getting chilled in the water, and I appreciated being able to make good use of my Hotel credit as well. I could also enjoy breakfast at leisure until later hours in the club lounge. Along with both Japanese breakfast options and buffet items—and unexpectedly receiving one of the chef’s signature dishes—everything was delicious and became a wonderful memory. I felt that one of this Hotel’s greatest strengths is having everything you need readily available while still being able to use it freely at your own pace. This stay made it one of those Hotels I would happily return to again whenever timing works out. Thank you very much to all of your staff.

The Onsen was crowded, but it felt wonderful. There were also various L’Oréal oils available, which was a nice touch when blow-drying. The Room felt clean. The window blinds wouldn’t fully close to the bottom, so the morning sun was a bit bright at bed level, but overall it was a convenient Hotel with great access for getting around and sightseeing.

This was my second stay! Everyone at the Hotel was very kind. The location is great, and it’s a Hotel I’d love to stay at again! The little bath duck was also adorable and made me happy!

Located right in the heart of Akasaka, I was able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience for dining or daily needs. The building is old, but it has been nicely renovated so it didn’t bother me. The lack of an auto-lock entrance may require some caution. The washing machine is very useful for guests on a Multiple Night Stay.

I stayed here for 20,000 yen, hoping it would be worth it for my certification exam. Check-in was done by entering information on a tablet placed in front of mannequins. Although I selected "Japanese" as the language at the beginning, messages kept appearing in English. I proceeded by guessing and managed to sign using my finger when I couldn't find a stylus pen. After completing the input, nothing happened until an employee appeared from a side door and guided me verbally. I was directed to another machine to pay the Tokyo accommodation tax of 200 yen in cash, though I wished everything could have been settled by card. The coin slot on this machine was hard to locate until the same employee pointed it out for me. It made me appreciate human receptionists more than ever. The mannequins standing at reception did nothing helpful; they seemed out of place and gave off an Osaka-style vibe despite being located in central Tokyo (Akasaka branch). While some families checking in nearby seemed amused by them, I thought fully automating with high-tech machines might have been a better direction than placing these figures. Breakfast was included with my stay and served buffet-style at an Irish pub on the first floor. The menu was simple but delicious. The room felt like a standard business hotel room equipped with newer facilities such as a suit cleaner—likely targeting business travelers—but I didn’t use it myself. The air conditioning noise or toilet water refilling sound didn’t bother me, making for a comfortable stay overall but nothing extraordinary. Even with discounts applied, 20,000 yen felt expensive—probably due to timing and location factors. Thank you for hosting me!

I used it for a day-use stay. This is one of my repeat visits, and I love this Hotel because it is quiet, clean, and spacious. There are two sinks in the bathroom, and the size of the shower room and bathtub offers a level of luxury not found in other hotels. Considering its prime location in Akasaka, the price is also reasonable, and there are many time slot options for day-use stays, making it very convenient. This time, I was upgraded as a courtesy from the Hotel, for which I am truly grateful. Highly recommended Hotel!

This Hotel feels warm and welcoming, not like a cold Business Hotel. If I had to be picky, I would have preferred a softer pillow.

"Hotel Toranomon Hills" Above all, the location is outstanding. The view from the Room is truly “Toranomon.” Just looking out over the cluster of high-rise buildings somehow lifts your spirits. Another personal favorite was the lounge on the 11th floor. There are light cakes and drinks, it never feels too crowded, and it’s wonderfully quiet. It’s perfect for relaxing at your own pace, or opening up a laptop and getting some work done. Having a calm place like this inside the Hotel is a real treat. Breakfast also offers a wide variety of options, making it easy to enjoy a satisfying start to the day. Most memorable of all was the staff’s hospitality. As this stay was for my birthday, I had made a few requests in advance, and an experienced concierge handled everything with impressive ease. Even without detailed explanations, they understood what I meant and took action accordingly. Luxury Hotels matter for their Facilities and views, of course—but in the end, it really comes down to people. The Room, the view, the lounge, breakfast, and above all the staff. Rather than one standout feature, everything is consistently excellent across the board. A place you can choose with confidence for an important occasion. I’d love to stay again—truly.

We stayed as a family. The toilet, bathroom, and washbasin were separate, making it very convenient to use, and the room was clean. It was accessible from both Akasaka and Tameike-Sanno stations, with a 7-Eleven located in the basement, which was very convenient. The staff at the front desk were polite and left a good impression.

This was my second stay in three months. All the staff were kind and responded politely. I caused some trouble because I didn't know how to use the safe, but they taught me without a hint of annoyance, saying, "It's okay." There is basically no daily cleaning, and during my 3-night, 4-day stay, it was only done once during the day on the third day. However, you can get new towels at the front desk, and since I was often out during the day, it didn't bother me at all. What I liked most about this hotel was the rooftop sky lounge. When it comes to viewing the night view, tourist spots are crowded, and rooms with a night view in hotels tend to be expensive... In such a situation, I was happy to be able to leisurely enjoy the night view of Tokyo. There are also two coin-operated laundry machines on the first floor, so if the timing is right, you don't have to go to a nearby laundromat, which was convenient. I would like to stay here again when I visit Tokyo.

The front desk staff were very welcoming at check-in, and although the Room is compact, it still feels spacious. The bed was large and very comfortable, so I was able to recover from my fatigue. Since I usually just take showers, I was perfectly satisfied with the shower booth alone. The layout of the shower and toilet area felt like a Hotel overseas. Next time, I’d like to stay longer and relax more.

One of the accommodations I use when I stay in Tokyo for business. The breakfast service is just right and I appreciate it. Also, perhaps due to the location, I see many foreign tourists. The atmosphere is calm and quiet, making it a nice hotel.

I read in other reviews that the bathroom tiles were dirty, but it was not bothersome. There were some foreign guests, and while there was a noticeable perfume scent in the elevator, I didn’t find it unpleasant. The hotel is indeed surrounded by izakayas and other establishments, but the area felt safe and had plenty of dining options. There’s also a convenience store nearby, which was very convenient. I ordered takeout from a restaurant and ate in my room; online ordering for pickup seemed to save time. The front desk staff provided excellent service, making my stay comfortable. It’s a hotel I would like to use again in the future.