Hotel Felice Akasaka: A haven for discerning travelers in the heart of Tokyo.

Finding a centrally located hotel in Tokyo that meets the needs of travelers can be a challenge. In addition to considering the location's ease of access, it is also important to consider the convenience of finding food, proximity to shopping areas, and affordability. In late March, during the cherry blossom season in Tokyo, I had the opportunity to stay at Hotel Felice Akasaka, a newly opened hotel in central Tokyo that caters to the lifestyles of travelers. Let's get to know this new hotel, Hotel Felice Akasaka.

Hotel Felice Akasaka is a hotel under the Felice Corporation, which has a joint venture with CENTRAL Group, a well-known Thai company, and is managed by a group of young Japanese people. The hotel's standards and room quality are not inferior to other hotels in Tokyo.

This hotel boasts 167 rooms across 5 different types, housed within a 9-story building situated in the heart of the Akasaka business district. Its prime location offers easy access to three nearby subway stations, facilitating convenient travel to various tourist attractions.

The guest rooms at Hotel Felice Akasaka feature a modern design with warm wood tones and all the amenities you need. In addition to the breakfast restaurant, the hotel also offers a communal sauna and onsen for guests to enjoy.

Let's take a look at the location of Hotel Felice Akasaka on the map.

The hotel is situated in the Akasaka business district, conveniently located near three subway stations:

1. Akasaka Station
Located 280 meters from the hotel, a 3-minute walk away. Served by the Chiyoda subway line.

2. Akasaka-Mitsuke Station

Located 400 meters from the hotel, a 5-minute walk away, Akasaka-Mitsuke Station is served by the Marunouchi and Ginza subway lines.

3. Tameike-Sanno Station

Located 400 meters from the hotel, a 5-minute walk, Tameike-Sanno Station is served by the Ginza and Namboku subway lines, offering convenient access to various tourist attractions.

No need to worry about food, as there are numerous dining options surrounding the hotel. These include Yoshinoya, Tinun Thai Food, ramen shops, Isomaru Suisan for grilled dishes, Kollabo for Korean cuisine, Chinese restaurants, Maruetsu Petit supermarket, Seven Eleven, and FamilyMart.

✈️ Transportation from Hotel to/from Haneda and Narita Airports

Haneda Airport:

• Train: The Keikyu Airport Line connects Haneda Airport to Shinagawa Station in central Tokyo. From Shinagawa, you can transfer to other train lines to reach your hotel.
• Bus: Airport Limousine buses offer direct service from Haneda Airport to various hotels in Tokyo.
• Taxi: Taxis are readily available at Haneda Airport, but they are the most expensive option.

Narita Airport:

• Train: The Narita Express (NEX) train connects Narita Airport to Shinjuku Station in central Tokyo. From Shinagawa, you can transfer to other train lines to reach your hotel.
• Bus: Airport Limousine buses offer direct service from Narita Airport to various hotels in Tokyo.
• Taxi: Taxis are readily available at Narita Airport, but they are the most expensive option.

Additional Information:

• Travel time from Haneda Airport to central Tokyo is approximately 30 minutes by train and 40 minutes by bus.
• Travel time from Narita Airport to central Tokyo is approximately 60 minutes by train and 90 minutes by bus.
• It is recommended to purchase a Japan Rail Pass if you plan on using trains extensively during your trip.
• For more information on transportation options, please visit the official websites of Haneda Airport and Narita Airport.

1. Using the JR Pass

From Haneda Airport:

• Take the Monorail + JR Yamanote Line (using your JR Pass) to Tokyo Station.
• Transfer to the Marunouchi Subway Line and get off at Akasaka-Mitsuke Station.
• Walk 5 minutes to the hotel.

From Narita Airport:

• Take the Narita Express (using your JR Pass) to Tokyo Station.
• Follow the steps above from Tokyo Station.

2. Without a JR Pass:

Take the Keikyu Airport Bus from Haneda Airport (930 yen) or the Keisei Shuttle Bus from Narita Airport (1,000 yen) to Tokyo Station (Yaesu Exit). From there, transfer to the Marunouchi subway line and get off at Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the station.

👉 Hotel Felice Akasaka Address

107-0052 Tokyo, Minato-ku Akasaka 3-12-5, Japan
TEL: 03-3582-1050 / FAX: 03-3582-1051

Email: [email protected]
Website: http://hotel-felice.com/akasaka/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/felicegroup/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hotel_felice_akasaka/?hl=...

Booking a Room at Felice Chi-ban

To book a room at Felice Chi-ban, you can follow these steps:

1. Visit Booking.com: https://www.booking.com/hotel/jp/felice-chi-ban.html
2. Select your desired dates and number of guests.
3. Choose your preferred room type and rate.
4. Complete the booking process by providing your contact information and payment details.

Note: This is a simple and concise translation of the original text. It provides the essential information needed to book a room at Felice Chi-ban without unnecessary details.

Hotel website
English Reservation : https://www.489pro.com/asp/489/menu.asp?id=1300006...
Japanese Reservation : http://hotel-felice.com/akasaka/

The hotel offers 167 rooms in 5 different types:

1. Single Non-Smoking Room

This room offers 10 square meters of space and features a 1,400mm bed suitable for one guest. Smoking is not permitted in this room.

2. Double Non-Smoking Room

This room offers 10 square meters of space and features a 1,400mm bed. It can accommodate 1-2 guests.

3. Twins Non-Smoking Room
12 sqm room with two 1,200mm beds. Accommodates 1-2 guests.

4. Deluxe Double Non-Smoking Room
12 sqm room with a 1,800mm bed, accommodating 1-2 guests.

5. Disability Access - Non-Smoking Room

This room offers 18 square meters of space and features a single bed measuring 1,400mm. It can accommodate 1-2 guests.

The starting price for a room is 7,000 yen++. The price varies depending on the date of stay, room type, and number of guests.

From Haneda Airport, the author took the Keikyu Airport Bus, which runs directly from the airport to Tokyo Station (50 minutes, 930 yen). The bus drops passengers off at the Tekko Building on the Yaesu North Exit side. From there, the author took the Marunouchi subway line to Akasaka-Mitsuke Station and walked for another 5 minutes to the Hotel Felice Akasaka.

The lobby, located on the ground floor, offers ample seating areas for hotel guests. Check-in time is 3:00 PM, and check-out is 11:00 AM the following day. After presenting your passport, the fluent English-speaking staff will provide you with a key card and explain the room details and amenities.

The hotel's security system is considered modern. Passenger lifts and room access require a Key Card. I was assigned room 810 on the eighth floor, a Single Non-Smoking Room. The room is 10 square meters with a 1,400mm bed and accommodates one guest.

Hotel Felice Akasaka offers compact rooms ranging from 10 to 12 square meters, making it an ideal choice for business travelers and backpackers.

Despite its small size of 10 square meters, the room exceeded expectations for a Tokyo hotel. The thoughtful design, furniture placement, and comprehensive amenities effectively mitigated any sense of crampedness, making it a comfortable space for a solo traveler.

The room is well-equipped with amenities, including a safe, refrigerator, air purifier, electric kettle, tea and coffee, hairdryer, slippers, sleepwear, toiletries, shampoo, shower gel, lotion, toothbrush, comb, razor, hair cap, cotton swabs, washbasin, towels, and small towels. The modern bathroom features automatic electrical appliances, hot and cold water systems, and a bathtub for relaxation.

In addition to free Wi-Fi, the hotel also offers a beverage vending machine and self-service laundry facilities with coin-operated washing machines and dryers.

The top floor houses a restaurant, a sauna, and a communal onsen, all of which are complimentary for guests. Immersing oneself in an onsen is highly recommended for weary travelers after a long day of sightseeing.

The hotel offers luggage delivery service (Takkyubin Delivery Service), allowing guests to store their luggage before and after check-in, providing convenience for travel planning. Additionally, bicycle rentals are available for guests.

Overall Summary: Hotel Felice Akasaka

Hotel Felice Akasaka stands out as an excellent choice for both leisure and business travelers visiting Tokyo. It effectively caters to a wide range of needs, as evidenced by the following key strengths:

1. A newly opened hotel with modern and stylishly designed rooms. The service is excellent and meets high standards, making it a comfortable and relaxing place to stay.

2. Location: Exceptionally convenient, situated in the heart of the city with close proximity to three subway stations, facilitating swift access to various tourist attractions.

3. The hotel is conveniently located just 2.7 kilometers from Tokyo Station, making it easy to catch the Shinkansen bullet train for intercity travel.

4. Ideal for travelers who book rooms for sleeping only, going out early and returning in the evening. The hotel also offers single rooms.

5. The hotel is surrounded by a variety of dining options, including supermarkets, Seven Eleven, and FamilyMart, which are open 24 hours a day.

The author used Hotel Felice Akasaka as a base for their cherry blossom viewing trip. The hotel is conveniently located in the city center, near three subway stations, making it easy to get around. The author also recommends checking out their review of 15 cherry blossom viewing spots in central Tokyo.