I booked the Luxury Corner Twin Room. Based on past hotels, I thought “twin” implied there would be two beds each smaller than a queen. But the beds here were huge, and they were pushed up against each other so it made one giant bed. It worked for us (parents and young child), and I could have gotten a smaller room for less. The bed set up may not work for a group of grown ups who are used to having separate beds. Noise level - way better than if we stayed in a hotel in a touristy spot. My side of the bed was right next to the sliding door (that led to a balcony) so I could hear the bar patrons at night. However my spouse and child did not complain. The staff were helpful and polite, and most of them do speak English.

Washer/dryer was good to have for our longer stay in the summer. It was more efficient with smaller loads, specially the drying part which took a lot of time. As an alternative, the shower room does have a clothesline you can pull out. We did not use the couches/pull out beds, they both looked dilapidated. If you’re trying to chill at night after a long day out, don’t bother with the TV unless you have a way of hooking up your table/laptop to stream your own shows. The bars/restaurants right next door and right across do not allow children. There is a nearby place called Akafudaya Benkei which does allow children and has great food and lets you order on a tablet.

We booked a “Japanese style premium suite” which was wonderfully spacious for our family of 5. A basic kitchenette (note microwave only not stove) was useful. We had breakfast in the room most days and also takeaway dinner a couple of times (there is a low table that seats 6). Washing machine in room was also very handy. Location is fantastic just a few mins walk down the road from Akasaka-Mitsuke station with plenty of restaurants, coffee and convenience stores on your doorstep.

The hotel itself is a bit tired and the lobby area pretty cramped and not that inviting. Some dish soap and bowls would be handy in the kitchenette.

Room very spacious and clean, all amenities available. Buzing neighbourhood. Close to trainstation, perfectly positioned between Shinjuku and Tokyo Station, the main tube circle. Only surprise was the semi transparent bath room, we just didn't look that way when one of us was taking a shower lol. The personel was amazing and very polite, client oriented and always greeting and even rushed to push the button to open the front (automatic) door for us. We arrived early and after dropping our suitcases, we went to explore the city. At return late in the evening in the hotel, they already had our bags transported to the room. Can't compliment their service more! The puzzle (free to solve) at the elevator was also a nice/fun touch.

Nothing really. We only struggled to dry the clothes we washed after using the in room washing machine (amazing after traveling throughout Japan for 10 days). So maybe a small dry rack in the room? O and maybe some hooks in the bath room. We noticed many hotel rooms in Japan didn't have them! And there were tons of other hotels of the same Centurion line in the neighbourhood, so the uber had trouble dropping us at the correct one. But that is not really the hotels fault.

Our luxury corner twin room was nice and big and we enjoyed having the extra sitting area and 2 TVs in the room. It was very handy having a washer/dryer in the room. It couldn't dry a full load though, so our clothes always came out a bit damp and had to be air-dried in the room. Good location, just a short walk to 2 subway stations. Plenty of food options on the same street which opened till late. Front desk staff were helpful though they were mostly not so fluent in English.

The carpet had some stains on it and didn't look too clean.

The hotel is in an excellent location. We really love Akasaka as a base. Situated between more than one train line so it is extremely convenient for all areas of Tokyo. For those who have visited Tokyo before they will appreciate just how spacious the rooms are, especially for a family. The rooms also come with a small kitchenette area which include a fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle and coffee machine. With bottled water and coffee supplies replenished daily. The bathroom also including a hair dryer, curling iron and washing machine/dryer. We also requested a clothes iron and ironing board which we were able to keep in the room all week.

Having stayed here 5 years ago and being blown away we were a little disappointed with the wear and tear in the room. The decoration was definitely a lot more tired than we remembered it from our first visit. It was however very clean.

Rooms are on the larger side compared to other standard hotels that only offer very small spaces. We are a party of 3 so it fit our 6 luggages (3 checked + 3 carry ons) very nicely. The washing machine in the rooms was also useful.

While the location is nice in terms of being close to several train stations (and the Harry Potter cafe!), at night we had no idea that it will be mildly...seedy with men loitering on the streets, but for the most part they ignore tourists (i think) and it's probably not as bad as Rappongi or Kabukicho

We were here at the Centurion for 5 nights. Great location, central to most train lines. Also good and reasonably affordable food everywhere just around the hotel itself. - Staff friendly and hotel is clean. - Free bottler water everyday. - luggage transfer to another domestic hotel/destination - with a fee. We sent 2 luggages to Disney Hotel - 4500 yen. Advised 2 days to arrive, and indeed, the luggages were delivered to my new hotel room.

No facilities eg spa, pool or gym. But hey, if you’re here on holidays and mostly out all day, then facilities wont matter as much. No room service (perhaps i didnt opt for one). However clean towels provided everyday.

The Amazing Staff who assisted me with riding subway to finding eateries. Just an Awesome experience. Location to subway was 5-7 minute walk away. Night life in walking distance. Not noisy from traffic or loud music coming from bars. Room was spacious, clean.

There was nothing not to like with the hotel.

Hotel was located within restaurants, spoiled for choice on where to eat. Hotel stay was friendly and you can leave your luggage at the hotel after check out. They have yamato transport available too.

The twin rooms were of different size even though you pay the same price - depends on your luck which room you get. Only realised this after I checked on and realised the room was different and that other rooms under the same category were bigger . We got the smaller room so it didn't feel quite "fair", also, during check in, we were told there is no housekeeping. We stayed for 4 nights so that was a bummer. We had to throw out trash outside the room everyday and they will come to clear in at the end of the day, same thing for towels, we had to put it outside the room and they will send fresh towels once every 2 days. I dont mind this but I felt that the hotel should have communicated this during the booking process considering their rooms are a little pricy.

Frankly, I was a bit worried when I booked this hotel due to some of the reviews, but it had a washer and large room, which were important for me. I was pleasantly surprised with everything at this hotel. The staff were good and the room was very clean, large, and had a small washer/dryer in the room.

The issues with this hotel (1) the elevator / halls are oddly decorated and a bit worn (2) the bathrooms don't have solid walls which can be an issue for some people. Lots of bars and some shady business in area - they are not super obvious but they are there.