APA Hotel Kanda-Jimbocho-Ekihigashi is a three-star hotel hosted in an impressive tower and located in Iidabashi in Tokyo, Japan. The hotel is a short walk from the Kanda metro station and around a mile from Tokyo Imperial Palace and Tokyo Dome. The soundproofed rooms are equipped with 40-inch satellite TVs, desks, refrigerators, microwaves and coffeemakers. Bathrooms have deep soaking tubs with nightwear, free toiletries and hair dryers supplied. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk. Massage service is available for a charge. Concierge services, luggage storage and laundry facilities are available. Parking is available onsite for a charge. Wi-Fi can be freely accessed throughout the hotel. APA Hotel Kanda-Jimbocho-Ekihigashi serves a full breakfast for a surcharge in its onsite restaurant. The hotel is around a mile from Nippon Budokan. It is around two miles from Bridgestone Museum of Art and Imperial Garden Theatre.
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Commuting is very convenient when staying at the hotel as it is at walkable distances to most public transports. The metro station is a ten-minute walk, and taxis and buses are available on the same road as the hotel. Walks to parks close to the hotel are enjoyed and loved by guests. Guests are spoilt for choice with many dining and shopping options in the area.
The Wi-Fi facility at the hotel is free and first-rate. It is available throughout the hotel and guests say that the signal is strong everywhere, even on the 11th floor.
Rooms are comfortable. They are suitably equipped with necessary facilities like large TVs and minifridges. Air conditioners regulate the temperatures well and keep the rooms pleasantly cool. The bathrooms with shower and tub plus heated toilet seat are additional conveniences. Guests are impressed by the powerful showers.
The space in the rooms is not big enough to accommodate even two guests. The large beds and desks take up most of the space, and there is no closet for clothes either. This problem has been articulated by guests about many Japenese hotels.
Breakfast consists only of rice balls and miso soup and no other choice. As this is the only menu served every day, guests find it boring after a couple of days.
Pillows provided are extremely thin and flat. Guests say that they have to use extra cushioning like towels around the pillows to try and make them slightly more comfortable.
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