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Akasaka 4min walk, 3min to Roppongi ,10min to Shibuya , King Bed, Switch ,Free Wi-Fi , PocketWi-Fi
If you want laundry, simple cooking and two beds in one Akasaka trip, I would first check this apartment’s entrance, floor level and self check-in.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
How would I choose?
If this trip is about a place with a kitchen, a washing machine and two beds, I would put this apartment — listed under words such as “Akasaka”, “King Bed” and “Switch” — on the comparison list. The beds, dining table and appliances in the photos suit people who also weigh what life back in the room will be like.
I would treat it as an apartment whose check-in instructions need reading first. Checking the order address, room number, entry method and contact point, then working out how luggage moves and who sleeps in which bed, is more solid than planning only from the walking minutes in the listing name.
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First, the strengths and the things to accept
What attracts me
- The gallery shows two beds, a dining table and different living areas, giving two people or a group more room to spread out.
- Photos show a kitchen, microwave, fridge and laundry facilities, suiting people who care about in-room living functions.
- The photos show a games console and a work desk, giving more options for time back in the room.
- Dining and subway options around Akasaka suit planning the stay together with local life nearby.
Think about this before booking
- The platform lists the room type as B1, so anyone with suitcases, a stroller or a concern for daylight should first check the entrance and the actual floor.
- King is the listing's room-type wording; anyone who cares about bed width should first check the actual size of the two beds.
- Self check-in instructions must be obtained in advance — it is not wise to look for them at the door late at night.
- Cleaning, consumables, laundry use and luggage storage follow this order's arrangements and cannot be assumed from hotel services.
Location and transport: check the exit first when you have luggage
I would start route checks from Akasaka Station, then pin down the actual entrance the host provides. The platform address is 5-1-35 Akasaka; before departure, save the building, room number and entry photos, and check the map pin together with the street address plate.
When carrying suitcases or a stroller, first check the Tokyo Metro Akasaka Station official accessibility information. Depending on the direction travelled, connect to the Hitotsugi-dori side ticket gate and the 3a ground-level lift, then confirm the route from the exit to the apartment and inside the building with the host; the usual exit and the lift exit may differ.
The listing name includes walking times and times to Roppongi and Shibuya; I would re-check trains and walking for the day itself rather than treating them as a guarantee from platform to room door. Anyone arriving at night should confirm the door-lock operation and contact method in advance and allow extra time to find the entrance.
Address: 5-1-35 Akasaka, Minato Ward, Tokyo, Japan
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
How should the neighbourhood be arranged?
If you want dinner in Akasaka and breakfast for the next day, this apartment style lets nearby shopping work together with the fridge in the room. I would first pick shops that fit a walking route, then decide from the next day’s plan whether to use the kitchen — having the equipment does not mean cooking every day.
Returning to a residential-type building, I would keep voice volume, night-time coming and going, and waste sorting in mind. Travelling with friends, agree on return times in advance and use the outdoor seating under the house rules, so neighbours and guests alike can rest comfortably.
Room types and space: find the bed that suits you first
The platform-listed “Extra-large double-bed twin room” is 1 bedroom, 2 extra-large double beds and 1 living room, listed at 40 sqm, B1. This is the listed room-type information; when booking, I would check the full room name, floor, maximum occupancy and each bed’s size, rather than converting the two beds in the photos into a fixed bed width.
The host listing page also lists 40 sqm, 1 bedroom and 2 King beds, maximum 4 guests, registration number M130057470. Companions should confirm the order by actual guest count and bed layout; the King size in centimetres should still be confirmed with the host before booking.
The beds sit in one sleeping area, with a dining table and work desk also visible. When companions keep different hours, consider sleeping and television noise first; for more guests, count luggage space, chair numbers and shared bathroom rotation together.
The bathroom photos show a shower and a separate toilet space. Anyone who values a bath, ventilation, daylight or basement-floor comfort should confirm the actual room layout with the host before booking; whether the outdoor seating in the photos is private should also be confirmed against the order.
| Listed room type / area | What the platform or photos show | What I would check before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Extra-large double-bed twin room | Platform and host list 40 sqm and 2 King beds; Trip lists B1 | Actual bed width, floor level and guest count. |
| Sleeping area and dining table | Photos of two beds and a glass dining table | Companions' hours, luggage and passageways. |
| Bathroom | Photos of the shower, toilet and wash area | Actual separation, ventilation and hot-water use. |
| Outdoor seating | Gallery has a mural and seating | Private area, usable hours and quiet rules. |
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
In-house services and arrival arrangements
The platform lists self check-in, so contact the host for key or room-card instructions. Listed check-in is 16:00–24:00 and check-out by 11:00, with the actual order taking priority; I would complete the necessary contact before departure and save the check-in information offline. The host page likewise lists check-in after 16:00 and check-out before 11:00, maximum 4 guests; shoes off indoors and quiet at night.
Photos show a kitchen sink, hob, microwave, fridge, tableware and washing machine. Anyone planning serious cooking or daily laundry should first confirm which equipment is usable, detergent and drying arrangements, cleaning requirements and any extra charges, then decide what to bring.
The games console, network equipment and work desk are attractive living details. I would first confirm how games, controllers, Wi-Fi and pocket Wi-Fi are handed over; if these are essential to the trip, ask about availability before booking to avoid finding the arrangement unsuitable on arrival.
The listing has positive feedback on location and space. For me, whether an apartment is good to stay in still depends on clear check-in steps, in-room equipment and my own routine; parking, luggage storage or early check-in should all be asked about specifically.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
Photo source: Trip.com hotel gallery.
How should breakfast be arranged?
The platform states no breakfast is provided. I would arrange breakfast as nearby shops, takeaway or simple preparation in the room; the kitchen and dining-table photos in this article are living equipment, not meals included with the stay.
To prepare your own breakfast, first confirm tableware, usable hobs, the fridge and cleaning rules, then buy food suited to your own cooking. When rushing out in the morning, preparing water and simple food the night before is more relaxed than cooking just before leaving.
One night or a longer stay — I notice different things
For one night, I would put special weight on how fast I can get the entry instructions and find the entrance. Saving check-in time, contact details and check-out steps in advance lets you focus on rest after arrival.
For a longer stay, laundry, the kitchen and the dining table gain value, but time for tidying and waste handling must also be counted. Two people each with a large suitcase should plan a fixed luggage area first; anyone wanting to work should check sockets, desk and chairs and network against their needs.
The platform lists no extra beds, so travelling with children or more companions, first confirm the occupancy limit and bed layout by actual guest count. Needs such as a baby bed, a step-free entrance or other special arrangements should also be stated in advance.
Finally, who would I recommend it to?
I would recommend it to people willing to organise their own check-in information who want two beds, a kitchen and laundry facilities in Akasaka. Once the basement level, entrance and house rules are confirmed, it suits treating the stay as a small temporary home in the city.
If you need a front desk you can ask at any time, full daily cleaning, or the convenience of walking straight into your room after arriving at the station, check those service needs with the host first. A space that fits your own way of living helps more than a long listing title.
Fact-check date: 2026-10-24