Apartment Hotel Mimaru Akasaka

Top choice in Roppongi, Akasaka & Around


Opened in 2018, Mimaru has beautifully designed rooms with fully equipped kitchens and proper bathrooms (no pokey unit baths!). Its apartment studios, some with Japanese tatami (tightly woven floor matting) areas, sleep up to four people. Online deals via its Facebook page can make it a great accommodation option, particularly for families or groups.

There are several other branches in the city, including three around Ueno.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Roppongi, Akasaka & Around attractions

1. Hinokichō-kōen

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This traditional Japanese-style garden centred on an ornamental pond was formerly attached to the Azabu villa residence for the Mori Family and dates back…

2. Midtown Garden

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Part of the public space surrounding the Tokyo Midtown development. Some 140 cherry, camphor and other trees that were on the former Self Defence Agency…

3. 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT

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An exhibition and discussion space dedicated to all forms of design, the 21_21 Design Sight is a beacon for local art enthusiasts, whether they be…

4. Tokyo Midtown Design Hub

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5. Suntory Museum of Art

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Since its original 1961 opening, the Suntory Museum of Art has subscribed to an underlying philosophy of lifestyle art. Rotating exhibitions focus on the…

6. Nogi-jinja

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This shrine honours General Nogi Maresuke, a famed commander in the Russo-Japanese War. Hours after Emperor Meiji's funerary procession in 1912, Nogi and…

7. Canada Garden

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Bring photo ID, sign in and take the escalator up to the entrance of the Canadian embassy, which is fronted by this stark and brilliant stone sculpture…

8. Fujifilm Square

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