remm Akihabara

Me and my partner stayed here for 2 nights location is amazing close to many 7 elevens and train station service was also very good and foreigner friendly . The view of the city was also very nice

The hotel itself is pretty standard, clean, efficient and relatively comfortable. The staff were polite and the check in/out process was easy. The real winner here is the location. Literally on the same block as the trains and subway, with plenty of restaurants, convenience store etc and smack right in the middle of Akihabara’s iconic street, it does not get much better than this. Highly recommended.

Location was perfect - just directly above the train station, with many convenience stores nearby. We got the room nearest the train station - sometimes there are ad hoc announcements and we can hear it from the room - it’s not so frequent so it’s fine for me. Room is pretty okay for a Tokyo type of hotel, enough space for 2pax to keep our luggage open. Massage chair was good, shower was great, bed was comfortable. However, washing machine is not ideal. Set my clothes to dry twice but the clothes still came out very wet and I have to dry it in my room. Suggest the hotel to look into the laundry machine and improve it. Also, all guests are limited to 2 water bottles only per day - tried to get extra but was rejected.

Love Anime? Konbini? this is the right hotel above everything! very friendly hotel staff! willing to help and approach you with smile!

Was the best hotel we stayed at on our whole japan trip highly reccomend only downside was the laundry units wouldn't dry clothes so u would have to dry it again other then that service was great everything else was perfect

This is my second time staying at REMM AKIHABARA and I don't think I'll ever be staying at any other hotel in Akihabara. First of all, you're within close proximity to Akihabara train station. Lawson is right downstairs and there is a FamilyMart across the road. The mall where the hotel is located in has GU (Uniqlo's sister brand which is much cheaper) and Muji on the lower floors. Crossing the streets brings you to Yodabashi Akihabara, an extremely large department store that also has Dasio and Seria, both which carry everyday items at low prices. Next to Yodabashi Akihabara is a food street with a ramen place I always frequent and tons of pastries stores. Don Quijote is within walking distance as well. Secondly, if you're a diehard anime fan like me, turning opposite of Yodabashi Akihabara will bring you to Akihabara electric town. You can find plenty of anime merchandise everywhere you go. For preloved/secondhand merch (merch that was previously owned by someone), go to Kbooks, Lashinbang or Surugaya. For official & brand new merch, go to Kotobukiya and Animate. All of these stores are within walking distance from the hotel. There are also other stores carrying anime merch, but this are the places I usually frequent. Lastly, the hotel itself is always clean and the staff are extremely friendly. Never had any bad encounters. I think the most important thing that even though there is no bathtub, the shower has a stool and the hotel room has a massage chair. It may not seem like much but trust me, after you've clocked in 15k+ steps, these two are lifesavers for sore legs. Security is also good as the front desk is manned throughout the night and you need a keycard to access the floors. No worries at all for a female solo traveller like me.