Toyoko Inn Kanda Akihabara

le petit déjeuner est inclus c'est un plus si on aime le salé. (omelette, saucisse, salade verte, salade de pate, riz, soupe, jus de pomme, brioche, croissant, cake) . Salle de bain avec baignoire appréciable après une journée à pied. Les serviettes de toilettes sont changées tous les jours (et poubelle) et le nettoyage de la chambre est fait tous les 4 nuitées. J'ai apprécié la proximité de la gare à 50m et le quartier d'Akihabara à 20min à pied, c'est tranquille comme quartier. Un distributeur de boissons fraiches payantes est disponibles 24/24 et de l'eau et café gratuit 24/24 ainsi que le micro onde. Les combinis sont disponibles à 5min à pied (Family, seven et Lawson : trés pratiques

Même si les rideaux sont occultants il reste tout de même un peu de lumière qui nous réveille tot (le soleil se lève tot là bas) et les fenêtres sont mal insonorisées donc on attend beaucoup la route la route. Il faut demander une chambre du coté calme ! (mais moins belle vue). Je n'ai pas aimé l'odeur du petit déjeuner dans l'hotel.

Really liked the staff, the breakfast and the location of the hotel, staff is very helpful and we had a subway station just 1 street away. The quick traditional breakfast they offer is very good, the tables can be a bit crowded though so best to plan to take it a bit earlier.

Bed comfort could be better and cleanliness can be improved a bit.

Clean room, nearby the station, full of amenities, nearby restaurants and shops.

+ Overall, a good and clean hotel. + Location was excellent. + Staff was very helpful + The hotel is conveniently close to Bakurochō Station (about a 5-minute walk). + The washing machine and dryer on the ground floor were very convenient. + A readily available water dispenser was a great perk, especially during the hot summer weather.

- The check-in system was very inefficient and not at all customer-friendly. It operates as a “do-it-yourself” system, but since it didn’t work properly and repeatedly displayed error messages, I constantly had to ask the reception clerk for assistance. If this is the case, wouldn’t it be more customer-centric to have reception staff handle check-in manually from the start instead of inconveniencing guests with cumbersome administrative tasks? - Additionally, the staff did not speak English at all, which made communication challenging at times. - The breakfast experience was disappointing. There was very little variety, and the bread was not replenished promptly. - During breakfast, all the tables were occupied. While this might not be an issue for solo travelers, it was inconvenient for me and my family. - The hotel bed was quite uncomfortable. The springs felt like they poked out when you rolled or moved, and the bed made a lot of noise with any movement. - The room was a bit too small, especially since there wasn’t enough space to comfortably accommodate two pieces of luggage.