NOHGA HOTEL AKIHABARA TOKYO – Review & Photos

This hotel has a completely different style from the surrounding atmosphere, and it was a stylish and conspicuous building.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

There was a bar counter right at the entrance which created a stylish atmosphere.

If you take the stairs or elevator to the second floor, you will find the lobby. The front desk was designed like an island kitchen and was simple yet fashionable.

There were sofas in front of the front desk. Also, it was wonderful that art works were displayed everywhere.

There was a room behind this door.

Chairs and tables were prepared so that you could relax here as well. Also, this space was equipped with a DJ booth, so there may be holding events in the future.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a bathroom on the right and a toilet on the left.

It was a very impressive room with a simple yet stylish interior. The interior is a white bed with stylish chairs, tables and sofas that complement each other. It’s more like renting a room in a stylish Air B & B rather than a hotel.

There were two semi-double size beds. The mattress was made by Simmons, and it was very comfortable to sleep on. I was able to het a good night’s sleep.

There were mini tables on both sides of the bed, and the headboard had a light switch, outlet and a USB port which was convenient for charging electronic devices.

There was a big sofa at the foot of the bed. There was a Tv facing the sofa and the bed. You can watch Netflix on TV.

There was a phone, memo set and a Bluetooth speaker underneath the TV.

The sofa was an interesting shape.

There were two windows at the back of the room, but I was a little disappointed because the hotel was so nice that I could see the reality with the school in front of me. The height of the hotel is not very high, so you can’t expect a spectacular view of Tokyo or a night view.

The bathroom was at the entrance.

There was a changing space with a sink out side of the bathroom. It was very spacious.

It was a bathroom was a Japanese style bathroom. There were two types of showers; overhead shower and hand shower. The water pressure was just right.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided next to the shower. They were a hotel original product which was organic.

I was able to relax in the big bathtub.

Organic hand soap.

There was a golden box next to the sink with amenities such as toothbrushes, razors, hair elastics and cotton inside. This box made of golden iron plate is a product that can be purchased at the lobby. It is said that they are handmade one by one in tie-up with local craftsmen.

The toilet was in a separate room.

There was a closet in the living room.

There were 6 hangers, a brush, a dust remover, slippers and a baggage rack in the closet.

There was also a safe in a drawer above the fridge.

There was a cafe corner next to the closet with an electric kettle, cups, glasses and a stylish package of green tea and roasted green tea. Tea bags can be purchased at the shop next to the front desk.

The kettle was also a stylish that matched the style of the room.

There were two bottles of water prepared in the fridge.

There is an all-day dining “NOHGA” on the 1st floor where I had breakfast.

There was a casual bar, lively open kitchen and a restaurant all in the same space.

I ordered a drink at the bar.

I had breakfast, and overall it was well-balanced and very healthy. What I was happy about was that the bacon was properly processed and natural.

You can choose from 5 different ways of eggs being cooked.

The staff’s care and hospitality was wonderful.

There was such a shelf with soap, amenity box, tea, eco bags, etc. being sold.

There was a gym room on the 2nd floor. It was small, but had a treadmill, exercise bike, and crunch, and can be used 24 hours a day.

AKB Theater in front of the hotel.

I didn’t see many of the other guests due to the corona pandemic. It seems that inbound tourists will be targeted in the future, so I’m looking forward to this hotel being full of multinational guests.