Hoshino Resorts, OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka

OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka occupies a single building of 140 rooms at 4-3-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku, three minutes on foot from Akasaka-Mitsuke Station (Tokyo Metro Marunouchi and Ginza lines) and the same distance from Akasaka Station (Chiyoda line). Four stations and six subway lines are within walking distance, giving direct access across the city. The neighbourhood holds Hie Shrine, site of the Sanno festival, and the neo-Baroque State Guest House at Akasaka Palace, a National Treasure. Roppongi, Tokyo Tower, Chidori-ga-fuchi and Meiji Jingu Gaien are also reachable from the hotel.

Rooms are built for one to two guests and separate the bath, toilet and sink into three distinct areas, with a sliding partition that can close off the bathroom for privacy. Each room has a deep bathtub, bath salts, a high table for the sofa or bed, and tea bags from Dobashien, a long-established Akasaka tea shop. Guests can join a guest-only morning walk to Hie Shrine, try incense crafting, or take part in Sogetsu Ikebana and tea tastings arranged at the hotel. On-site facilities include a restaurant, a café and lounge, a spa and massage service, a playroom, a pool, an onsen and a public bath, along with a meeting room available for 500 yen per hour. Breakfast runs from 7:00am to 10:00am, served a la carte with eight set menu options including a drink; the Akasaka Cube Toast, made with Ueshima Coffee Shop, is the dish most often recommended.

Check-in is from 3:00pm and check-out by 11:00am. Wi-Fi is free throughout the rooms and in some public areas. Children aged six and under may share a bed with an adult without exceeding the room's maximum occupancy. Pets are not permitted. The hotel has no parking, shuttle service or EV charging, and the property is smoke-free. Payment is accepted by card only; no cash is taken on site.