Hotel Monterey Akasaka, Tokyo

The hotel is well-located with easy access to the subway and Tokyo attractions. The rooms, although compact, are relatively spacious and practical for storing luggage. The service is extremely helpful and friendly, with convenient amenities nearby for added comfort during the stay. However, the dining options are not very diverse, and some may find it a bit pricey.

The hotel has a great view from the rooms, and they are fully equipped with all the basic amenities, very clean, but unfortunately started to have a strong odor of cigarette smoke late at night. The service was a mix of being both accommodating and unhelpful, with some language barrier issues. The location is highly accessible in a lively district but requires a 10-minute walk on a slope. The dining experience was a real highlight but needed more variety. The facilities were good overall.

I was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and spaciousness of the rooms, although not as large as expected. The service was exceptional with friendly and helpful staff who went out of their way to assist guests. The hotel's location was convenient, close to the metro and surrounded by a variety of restaurants. The dining options offered a mix of Japanese and Western choices, with delicious smoothies and grilled salmon. Overall, a great value for money stay with a few minor room size considerations.

My stay at the hotel was pleasant overall. The rooms were very spacious, clean, and comfortable, although they were on the smaller side compared to other hotels in Japan. The staff was extremely helpful, but there were some communication challenges with one staff member when I had to change rooms in the middle of the night. The location was lively, with easy access to public transportation and various attractions nearby. The dining options were good, offering a mix of Japanese and western styles, but some items were at an additional cost. The facilities were well-maintained and added to my overall experience.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were spacious and comfortable with all the amenities you could hope for, but there was an unbearable smell of cigarettes, indicating someone might have smoked in the room. The service was friendly and quick, though not as helpful as I expected. The location was fantastic, near the Ginza line metro and surrounded by plenty of restaurants. The dining options were good, with a diverse range of Japanese and Western dishes, but some items were rented for an expensive fee. Overall, a decent stay with some ups and downs.