Lonely Planet Review

Placed in the middle of Akasaka where serious deals and government affairs are conducted, you'd think the Sunroute Akasaka would be a correspondingly square sort of establishment. Happily, it instead has a bright atmosphere and surprisingly nicely designed rooms for a business hotel in this area. Rooms are on the small side, but they're comfortable and neat, verging on stylish. As with better hotels of this class, the singles are outfitted with semi-double beds, which are much more comfortable for bigger bodies. Nonsmoking rooms are available, as is in-room high-speed Internet access. There's laundry service, credit cards are accepted and there's even a wheelchair-accessible room. While the hotel itself doesn't have its own restaurant, there's a chain cafe downstairs for your morning cuppa, and the surrounding area is rife with excellent restaurant choices.