nine hours Akasaka

Akasaka is a Tokyo hotel close to the Akasaka Biz Tower Shops and Dining, Akasaka Sacas, Hundertwasser Millennium Clock, Okamura Chair Museum, Sanpun-zaka Monument, Toyokawa Inari Betsuin, Roppongi Hills, Japan Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, and some of the nicest shops and restaurants in the city. Guests can walk to the ACT Akasaka Theatre, Hikawa Park with its fountains and gardens, and the Suzufuriinari Shrine. The Jodo Temple is close by, as is Suntory Hall. Close to the Akasaka Station, it is also within minutes of other stops and only eight miles from the Tokyo Haneda International Airport.

A beautifully designed, modern hotel, it features a lot of classic amenities to complement the innovative sleep pod features (rather than classic guest room design). It offers such amenities as an in house coffee shop and tea room, breakfast services, lockers for luggage storage during a stay, 24-hour front desk service, free Wi-Fi, and climate controls.

The pod concept is something unfamiliar to many, but this hotel features 168 of them in an array of layouts that include single and double pods, and family options, too. All guests will use shared bathroom facilities and receive signature toiletries, comfort kits with sleep masks and pajamas, toothbrushes, luxury linens and towels, and housekeeping for lengthier stays.

Totally unique in concept, the nine hours Akasaka hotel is centrally located and would work well for a short visit, but is also appropriate for lengthier stays when guests appreciate streamlined accommodations and amenities.