The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka

The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka

3-11-8, Akasaka, Minato 107-0052 Tokyo Prefecture
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#15 of 32 hotels in Akasaka
4.9 of 5 bubbles
Location
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Rooms
4.3 of 5 bubbles
Value
4.8 of 5 bubbles
Cleanliness
4.1 of 5 bubbles
Service
4.1 of 5 bubbles
Sleep Quality

Looking for a place to stay in Akasaka? Then look no further than The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka, a charming hotel that brings the best of Akasaka to your doorstep.

The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka is a charming hotel offering a refrigerator and air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.

The hotel features a 24 hour front desk and baggage storage.

For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting Akasaka, The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka is located a short distance from Suzufuriinari Shrine (0.2 mi) and Sogetsu Hall (0.4 mi).

If you like steakhouses, The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka is conveniently located near Kobe Beef Kaiseki 511, Teppanyaki Dante, and Ikinari Steak Akasakadori.

Looking to explore? Then look no further than 21 21 DESIGN SIGHT (0.6 mi), Japan Traditional Crafts Aoyama Square (0.5 mi), and Nogi Shrine (0.7 mi), which are some popular Akasaka attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.

We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka as you experience everything Akasaka has to offer.

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Property amenities
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Internet
Vending machine
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
24-hour front desk
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Air conditioning
Housekeeping
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Refrigerator
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Non-smoking rooms
Family rooms
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HOTEL CLASS
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3.0 of 5 stars
HOTEL STYLE
Romantic
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Languages Spoken
English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean

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3-11-8, Akasaka, Minato 107-0052 Tokyo Prefecture
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Great for walkers
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Michael F wrote a review Apr 2024
Usingen, Germany
5.0 of 5 bubbles
The location is great, two subway stations nearby. Many sights can be reached quickly and easily by subway. The hotel is surrounded by countless restaurants. There are also many options for breakfast nearby and enough shops for shopping. The rooms are large and well thought out for Tokyo - with a storage room for suitcases. The room has a refrigerator with an ice compartment, a washing machine (detergent is available at reception for 100 ¥) and a safe. Very friendly staff, very clean (but be careful, the room is not cleaned daily, if you stay two nights or more you can arrange cleaning. Garbage is collected daily and there are new towels every day)
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Traveled with family
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mareew wrote a review Dec 2023
Sydney, Australia
5.0 of 5 bubbles
This place is a gem - great service and if you get one of the really large rooms you can have enough space to sit around on the couches also.

The staff are friendly, very helpful and the place itself - Akasaka - is so alive and interesting.

We will definitely stay here again.
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Date of stay: December 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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Kid Malayas wrote a review Dec 2023
Singapore, Singapore
4.0 of 5 bubbles
The room is actually quite nice 👍. The blankets are warm but I think there should be more pillows. I think the way the couches can transform into beds is just really cool. We had a family of 4 and there weren’t enough beds (we only had 2) so we were just really lucky. There are many restaurants around that serve different types of Japanese cuisine such as ramen, yakiniku, don and many others. If you’re in Tokyo for a bit, then you should go to this hotel. 👍
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Date of stay: December 2023
5.0 of 5 bubblesValue
5.0 of 5 bubblesLocation
4.0 of 5 bubblesService
Trip type: Traveled with family
Room Tip: There isn’t room cleaning so be sure to keep it tidy. By the way, there is a washing machine so...
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spc1008 wrote a review Apr 2024
Woodside, California
3.0 of 5 bubbles
This was the 4th “family friendly” hotel on our Japan trip and it was by far the worst. Everywhere else we stayed was immaculate and had a fully stocked mini kitchen. The Centurion Classic had hair on our hotel room floor, the bathroom walls were falling apart and the self heating bathtub was recirculating hair and dirt. The only pros were proximity to Akasaka station and two full beds pushed together as one giant family bed for 2 adults and 2 kids (ages 8 and 10).
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Traveled with family
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Greg M wrote a review Feb 2020
Sydney, Australia
1.0 of 5 bubbles
I made the mistake of booking this hotel through Qantas. Our flight was delayed on our 1st leg and we missed a connection, we contacted the hotel and so did Qantas and they said nope no change to date and no cancellation even though we couldn't get there. We then arrived for part 2 of our trip. We booked a room for 8 persons, the photos show great rooms, perfect for midgets, we had to split our group and rent another room, disgraceful hotel and don't believe the pics, the rooms are small and the service is garbage. The '8' beds in the room were 2 Queens, a single fold down, 2 fold down lounges and a lounge chair, yes that 6, they say thats 8...
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Date of stay: January 2020
1.0 of 5 bubblesRooms
1.0 of 5 bubblesService
1.0 of 5 bubblesSleep Quality
Room Tip: Book a room for each person, and don't believe the rooms,
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digarc wrote a review Jan 2020
San Francisco, California
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Our stay met and exceeded our expectations! It was our first time in Tokyo as a family of 6 (with kids and a person with disabilities). We stayed in a corner family suite on one of the higher floors. The view was just gorgeous. The suite was amazing! It was spacious, clean, and comfortable! The hotel is located a few blocks from two subway stations and a short few blocks from the beautiful Hie Shrine. The neighborhood becomes very lively at night when business people are out and about. There’s a ton of great restaurants and convenient stores around the hotel. There’s an onigiri shop down the street that is just delicious. Very convenient location.
The staff were so kind, courteous, helpful, responsive, and accommodating. They stood up and greeted us every time we walked by the lobby. They coordinated taxi pick up and drop off for our family as well. Days before our stay, the hotel staff contacted us to confirm our flight arrival time and projected arrival at the hotel.
Everything about this hotel was just fantastic. I highly recommend this hotel especially for families and those with disabilities. We would definitely stay here again in the future.
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Date of stay: November 2019
5.0 of 5 bubblesValue
5.0 of 5 bubblesLocation
5.0 of 5 bubblesService
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Kor M wrote a review Jun 2023
Brisbane, Australia
5.0 of 5 bubbles
Clean, well-appointed, modern and relatively large rooms (at least by Tokyo standards) and very comfortable. Great location, with a multitude of restaurant options seconds from the front door. Three different subway stations are within 5 minutes' walk. The rooms are a decent size by Tokyo standards. The staff are polite and helpful. The only thing you won't get is a view of anything other than the wall of the building next door or across the street.
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Date of stay: May 2023Trip type: Traveled solo
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markypao wrote a review Apr 2023
Manila, Philippines
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Stayed at Akasaka Suite room with 2 adults and 4 kids. Clearly was one of the few choices in Tokyo to accommodate our family in one room. The room size was very spacious, with a nice automated bathtub, laundry machine and kitchenette. The cleaning staff is amazing and front desk is courteous.

The location is close to the subway. No breakfast facility and very few options nearby. Just note that Akasaka area at night is not very family friendly in that it’s an after working drinking area with many “red light” recruiters on the street.
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Date of stay: April 2023Trip type: Traveled with family
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AdorableKitten wrote a review Nov 2017
Clementi, Singapore
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5.0 of 5 bubbles
Though I should be the first English reviewer for this hotel since I couldn’t find any reviews of this hotel when I booked. We stayed here 6 nights. Wanted a different location after staying at shinjuku & shibuya previous times we were here.

Found out from the hotel front desk that this hotel opened last month, so it’s a very new hotel. The Jap-style room is very modern and fully equipped with a washing machine, microwave, small fridge (not mini-bar, but a fridge with a separate freezer door), small counter with sink. The bathroom comes with the modern Jap toilet bowl and a bath tub where u can fill it up with water by determining the temp and water level u want.

The 2 king beds were enormous and very comfortable for my family of 4. There were also 4 more bunk beds in the room, but they weren’t fitted with bed linen as we didn’t pay for it. You can actually pay a one-time fee if you want the bunk beds to be made.

Bathroom has the usual Jap toilet seats but the system is very new. The shower area also has a bath that you can fill up using some controls on the wall. That’s very modern because most other hotels have a bath tub, but not an automated system.

To our surprise and amazement, the room has not just 1, but 2 massage chairs! We thought that was a great added amenity/facility that guests would appreciate after a hectic day of shopping in Tokyo.

To be honest, I was in 2 minds about choosing this Jap style suite vs the modern Akasaka suite. But after staying here for a few nights, I’m glad I booked this. It really gives us a great “feel” of Japan, sitting on tatami mats, instead of the usual carpeted room floors. Couldn’t have asked for a more unique and yet comfortable Jap-style room. It’s a huge room (60 sq m) by any hotel standards, not to mention Japanese. I feel the hotel is very generous to allocate so much space for this suite and at such a reasonable price. Just a bite that only their Jap website is up so I couldn’t tell much from their website. So I booked through booking.com and secured a great rate.

Location-wise, the hotel is right smack in the middle of 2 metro stations. If you step out of the main entrance and turn left, Akasaka-Mitsuke is 4 mins to your left. We used this metro station more as it has more metro lines connected to it.
If you turn right and walk 4 Min, you’ll reach Akasaka station. There’s tonnes of eateries and restaurants surrounding the hotel. You’ll find no lack of food at all! Just note that on Sundays quite a lot of eateries are closed. I think it’s bec this is an office/commercial district so there are no working class people around on Sundays so the stores take a break, and rightly so.

* How to Find Hotel:
Upon arrival at Akasaka-Mitsuke station , please look for exit 10 and head up the escalator. Please turn right when you see Bic Camera Store. Then you’ll see the Cosy Corner cake shop. Take a left and keep walking for about 4 minutes crossing a few small lanes. You’ll pass by Itamae sushi, Natural Lawson and many other stores along the way.

As the hotel doesn’t have a huge signboard nor is the building very tall, please keep a lookout on your right after about a 3-min walk. You’ll see the front of the hotel (see my pictures) as well as The Public Red, a new sports bar located on the ground level, in the, beside the hotel entrance.

I realised the guests also have access to the public bath/spa provided by centurion grand akasaka-Mitsuke about 1 Min walk away. You just need to inform front-desk and they’ll check on the availability for you. Do note that the ladies’ bath is in a building right behind centurion grand.

One “negative” to note, though, is that, because this is an affluent district catering to the working class, there’ll be many pubs/restaurants that open till late night catering to them. We also noticed quite a lot of people quite drunk after their after-work drinks. However, they didn’t bother us. I noticed some ladies waiting outside some stores too. Not sure if they were trying to solicit customers but they didn’t bother us either.

Overall, we were very pleased with the spacious hotel room, the unique jap-style decor, the comfort level of the beds, as well as the location. If you’re not keen to be in the centre of the shopping districts of shinjuku and shibuya bec they tend to be so crowded, and yet still want convenience and a location not too far from them, do choose this hotel. Don’t think you’ll have any regrets.

Food tips:
Right opp the hotel, about 10 steps across the lane is this very famous miso-shoyu ramen 一点张 store that locals queue up outside for. They have excellent ramen, gyoza and fried rice (my personal fav). Do join the queue and give it a try!!

Itamae sushi near the Akasaka-Mitsuke station is excellent. There’s another 24 hour restaurant about 2 to 3 units away from Itamae that serves very excellent Kaisendon and chirashi don. However in the evening, they serve less varieties of this and have grilled seafood instead.
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Date of stay: November 2017Trip type: Traveled with family
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Anatoly B wrote a review Apr 2019
1.0 of 5 bubbles
We are a family of 4 who stayed at this hotel earlier this month. We booked a deluxe family suite, which was supposed to have 2 queen beds and 3 sofa beds.

When we arrived, we found the queen beds to be too narrow for our comfort. The beds were somewhere between 140-160cm wide, whereas in Japan true queen beds start at 170cm. The beds were also joined together in the middle with 4 people having to sleep in a row, so if one person in the middle decided to go to the bathroom, they would wake up others.

Given the bed issue, we decided that the 2 adults would sleep on the bed and the 2 kids would sleep on foldout sofas.

However, we discovered that while sofas had pillow and a blanket, they did not have sheets or linen.

When I went down to the front desk to ask for linen for the sofas, I was told that we would have to pay extra for it. Shocked, I asked to speak to the manager. The front desk person at first refused to let me speak to the manager, then he told me that manager was unavailable, then he called the manager, then the manager emerged from the room behind the desk. This was apparently the night shift manager who pretended to not speak English, even though his English was fine few hours before when we checked in.

Since he was unhelpful, I asked to speak to the property manager, at which point the night manager started repeatedly yelling to the other front desk person “cancel the reservation, cancel the reservation, cancel the reservation.” My 10-year old son who was there with me got scared that we were about to be thrown out of the hotel in a strange city at night.

When I came back to speak with the property manager in the morning, the property manager pretended not to speak English as well. However, his English was good enough for him to write out “pay extra for linen” on a sheet of paper. When I asked him if he knew the meaning of the word “omotenashi”, which is the Japanese word for hospitality, he hesitated for a long time and then told me that he didn’t know what it meant — clearly.

We cancelled our remaining stay and moved to another hotel, where they did know the meaning of omotenashi and where we had a wonderful stay.
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Date of stay: April 2019Trip type: Traveled with family
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TKDFL asked a question Apr 2024
Pacific Coast Australia, Australia151 contributions3 helpful votes
Does anyone kno how far in advance reservations open?
2Pippin2 asked a question Nov 2019
Scarsdale, New York8 contributions5 helpful votes
Are there hairdryer’s in the rooms?
Answer from mf
Brussels, Belgium88 contributions49 helpful votes
Hi, i really do not remember as I do not use it. Having said that that hotel had every thing you Could hope for in the room. So probably, it did Best regards Mf
Answer from mf
Brussels, Belgium88 contributions49 helpful votes
This hotel had. 602 and the 700 ones Even balcóny. Important to mention it when booking and on arrival Best, mf
Kid Malayas wrote a tip Dec 2023
Singapore, Singapore3 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
"There isn’t room cleaning so be sure to keep it tidy. By the way, there is a washing machine so you don’t have to keep repeating clothes!"
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Greg M wrote a tip Feb 2020
Sydney, Australia11 contributions13 helpful votes
1.0 of 5 bubbles
"Book a room for each person, and don't believe the rooms,"
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hf2244 wrote a tip Oct 2019
Sydney, Australia63 contributions63 helpful votes
5.0 of 5 bubbles
"Ask for a room in the quiet part of the hotel"
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David B wrote a tip Oct 2019
San Francisco, California107 contributions183 helpful votes
3.0 of 5 bubbles
"If booking superior king, ask about a room without a glass block window on a hiigh floor"
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HapiTraveller62 wrote a tip Nov 2018
Malaysia195 contributions30 helpful votes
5.0 of 5 bubbles
"Rooms on the higher floor"
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₱10,333 - ₱21,247 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
JapanKantoTokyo PrefectureTokyoMinatoAkasakaAkasaka / Roppongi
NUMBER OF ROOMS
23
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Frequently Asked Questions about The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka
Which popular attractions are close to The Centurion Hotel Classic Akasaka?
Nearby attractions include Hie Jinjya (0.2 km), akasaka Sacas (0.3 km), and Barny Akasaka (0.5 km).
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Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, kids activities, and baggage storage.
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Conveniently located restaurants include Sushi Koshikawa, Izakaya Sanzoku, and Kobe Beef 511.
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The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
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Many travellers enjoy visiting Nezu Shrine (5.5 km), Sengaku-ji Temple (4.1 km), and Yasukuni Shrine (2.3 km).
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