아키하바라 나카가와 인(Akihabara Nakagawa Inn)

酒店位置距離秋葉原駅十五分鐘步行路程， 交通出入可能不便， 入口在地面一層，入門即見接待處， 門鎖是用鑰匙， 前往酒店各層只有一部升降機，或者樓梯， 第五層住客可共用走廊一部微波爐， 房間設備簡陋

It’s scam. I booked room for one and they told me to pay extra 100€ because in my bed are 4 beds. When I said I will not pay that they wouldn’t give me money that I paid by trip. ITS SCAM BE AWARE AND NEVER BOOK THERE

Hotel is clean, mass transportation is within walking distance. Room clean and size acceptable. Not offering breakfast, but there are some restaurants or Lawson near by. Microwave and refrigerator in the hotel.

This was the most affordable place I've been able to find that can accommodate 4 large people in one room with tatami mats. It has it's own bathroom, closet space, and necessary amenities. The hotel was within walking distance to Okachimachi station and Akihabara so it's a bit of a hidden gem. It has a genkan at the entrance so it feels like a studio size apartment. One thing to get used to is sleeping on the futon on the floor, but it is thick enough to sleep normally. The staff can speak English really well so it'll be easy to get assistance. It's located next to a lot of restaurants so there's always something different to eat. There's also plenty of artisan stores to buy unique fashionable clothing and accessories. This is one hotel I'd recommend for a small group. The rooms are actually bigger than the picture show so there'll be plenty of room for a family.

Our family of four stayed at this hotel during part of our vacation to Japan. At first, I was on the fence at staying in a traditional Japanese hotel, but after comparing prices, I booked the Akihabara Nakagawa Inn. The hotel is well situated in the side skirts of the Akihabara area within a comfortable walking distance to a handful of metro stations. Along with a Lawson that is caddy corner to the hotel, there are many eateries and convenience stores close by. Our room was on the larger side of a lot of hotel rooms in Japan, but not as spacious at depicted on the website. The room consisted of two areas divided by a sliding screen wall, small entry way for shoes and a bathroom with a bathtub. The room had four foldable futon mats that were not too friendly on the back and a traditional Japanese floor table that we used to hold luggage. Other amenities included toothbrushes, mini fridge, tea set, blow drier, bidet, shampoo, conditioner and body wash. There are no actual curtains in the room, only a tissue paper like sliding screen - mind you the sun comes up around 4 a.m. I will say that the room was exceptionally clean! Albeit very tiny, the restroom was spotless. I really can't find anything wrong with the hotel, it was just too traditional for me.