Asia Center of Japan, Tokyo

I´ve there 2 times, and I recomend. I feel very confortable onn that Hotel. The location is very pleasant and good. The area is very nice. I´d like to go there often!

It's conveniently located in the center of Tokyo where you can hop around using the subway system. Hotel is very decent and clean. There are convenience stores nearby. I will definately be a repeater for my next visit in Tokyo.

before moving to japan, i stayed in this hotel A LOT, the place is great and the prices r right for someone on a budget travel...the service is always spot on and they always r ready to help..the location is good and a walking distance from roppongi(10mins).....i must have stayed 6-7times there and always tell my friend to go there. the rooms r a bit small if u take a single room but above that and they r great!

I have stayed in many budget hotels in a number of countries. I have to say that my experience at the Asia Kaikan was probably the best one that I ever had. The service staff were marvelous - even the cleaning people were eager and happy to help out. The reception staff were informative, accurate and always available - even at 3 in the morning! While it was necessary to take the subway to travel, it was an easy train to use, and in the opposite direction of the morning/afternoon rush hours. Never had to stand once in a week of travelling back and forth. The hotel was clean, all amenities provided including use of a free yukata that was changed daily, free bottled water, toothbrush, hair cap and so on. Much more than one expects at the standard budget hotel. If I ever return to Tokyo I will certainly choose the Asia Center again. BTW - I stayed in one of the less expenxive rooms in the old wing. Good size, excellent lighting and a very comfortable bed.

Visited in September 2003, very hot n humid time! Lucky they had A/C. This excellent business hotel (well, only business hotel that I have stayed at), some sections are a bit older, but another wing is more modern has a most graceous and courteous staff! Rooms are extremely reasonable by Tokyo standards! It's a gem, since the rooms maybe a bit spartan, but at the same time, very functional. My room had a lunchbox style (Self-contained)bathroom, with western style Shower and japnanese style bathtub combo. This place is located in a very quiet area, so that it might be a bit hard to find at night if you are coming off the subway with your suitcases in tow! The have DSL service in the rooms at a very minimal charge. They change your currency at the desk to yen. There is a resturant that serves Breakfast, lunch and dinner, but I did not try it on my stay. The area is known for some of the embasseys in the local area. It is VERY quiet at night. It is less than a block or so from the nearest subway entrance. A couple of others are a little hike away on the Roppongi. Yes, if you want you can walk to the Roppongi from here, if you are not afraid of "a little hike." A hospital is also less than a block away. There is a post office about 2-3 blocks away. Plenty of shopping just mere blocks away in different directions. Many local resturants abound until you hit the Roppongi, then you hit the motherload of shops and resturants and the nightlife! I don't know if I ever would have found this gem, if I had not been stranded at the airport asking my japanese friend where I could stay in Tokyo! Turned my trip from a fiasco to a respite! Yeah! I hope this helps you! Definately a bargain for the frugal traveller in all of us!

My family and I were there in June 2001 and it was a very pleasant experience. The center is very conveniently located near the train station. It is also in a safe and peaceful neighbourhood with a few embassies around. The rooms are clean although small. Safe place and good value for money.