Yes, finally!? It's my birthday. Normally, I eat a light dinner (without carbs), so I make sure to eat a hearty breakfast or lunch. This time, since it's treated as a trip, I allowed myself to deviate from that style a bit, but I still felt like I was eating a lot (laughs). Since we were just going back home after this, I decided to skip dinner and just focus on enjoying this breakfast, so I booked a stay to have it. Actually, I had planned to have this menu with a friend at a hotel in Kyoto the morning after the Kyoto Marathon in February, but due to my accident, I couldn't make it. When I decided to have a rematch in Tokyo, I remembered a friend posting about this breakfast on their story, so I made a reservation here. Although non-staying guests can also eat here, it's much more cost-effective for staying guests. Not knowing how crowded it would be, I left my room at 6:30 to catch the opening. To my surprise, a few people were already there enjoying breakfast!! There were plenty of seats available, and I managed to secure a window-side counter seat before heading to get some food. The highlight here is the unlimited ikura and the daily seafood and roast beef. The seafood that day didn't have my favorite salmon, but it had red shrimp and tuna. The red shrimp even had the head attached. Normally, I would go for bread at a breakfast like this, but this time, of course, I went for rice!!! I took a little bit of everything and started eating. I had a miso soup packed with ingredients before enjoying the ikura with rice. Even without soy sauce, it was delicious. The sweet red shrimp was also tasty. The other bowl was curry. The meat in it was delicious too! I made sure to try the roast beef as well - not too tough, just the right tenderness. Ah, such a luxurious morning... a breakfast fit for a birthday. I also got some dessert - I think it was "kasu pudding" - with a gentle sweetness that was delicious. The view in front of me was Akihabara Station, and the commuter rush was starting to pick up, with more and more people flowing in. Cities are different after all (laughs). My husband would be thrilled with this breakfast... he'd probably easily eat three bowls (laughs). So, if I have the chance to come to Tokyo again, I might just make another reservation here!

I started exploring breakfast at various places and I was curious about this place because it had good reviews. I used to work in Akihabara, so I often used this place for lunch. (I wonder if they still serve lunch now?) I felt that the prices were a bit higher than lunch, but I decided to give it a try. I purchased a breakfast ticket at the front desk of the Washington Hotel, and handed it over at the restaurant entrance. I could choose any seat I liked. The restaurant had many foreigners. It was quiet, clean, and a very nice restaurant. The drink selection was great, and I enjoyed cappuccino, café latte, tomato juice, and milk. They had couscous, gratin, and the vegetables and lettuce looked very fresh. It was delicious. And when I saw grated daikon radish, it was already a personal favorite. It costs over 1600 yen, so I can't go often, but it was really good. Thank you for the meal. Just one thing, there were many staff members, and the service was great, but there were too many, and I felt like I was being watched... (laughs) Maybe it was because it was close to closing time? I have a big appetite, so it was a bit embarrassing. Anyway, I recommend it~

I visited again today and this time they had roast beef on the menu, which was a nutritious option for the morning. They also served pizza, which was delicious as well. I appreciate that they always come up with new ideas to keep things interesting every time.

Akihabara Hotel Trilogy! The third installment is a revisit to Akihabara Washington Hotel (^o^)丿 Akihabara Washington Hotel @ Akihabara. This is my second visit here, so far, in my opinion, "Washington is the place to stay in Akihabara." It's conveniently located right in front of JR Akihabara Station, and the front desk service is satisfactory. There are many foreign guests, but they handle them well (lol). The double room I stayed in was bright, clean, and had a good atmosphere. The bed was comfortable, giving a sense of stability. As for breakfast, this hotel seems to stand out more compared to others. They offer a wide variety of dishes and seem to be putting in extra effort. Not just reheated processed foods, but also unique menu items. They are actively working on creating new specialties, like the French toast which seems to have already become popular, and they even have a "Monthly Curry" corner. It's clear that they are making an effort. The side dishes like salads are also well-prepared. Overall, the breakfast exceeded my expectations, and Washington is definitely a step ahead. [Akihabara Hotel Rating] Access: ★4.0 - Excellent access right in front of the station! Room: ★3.7 - Upscale business hotel atmosphere Breakfast: ★4.0 - Sets itself apart from other business hotels in terms of variety and quality CP (Cost-Performance): ★3.5 - Slightly on the expensive side but worth it Overall: ★3.8 - Recommended hotel in Akihabara. On a side note, I booked a package tour, but if you go independently, the price is around 15,000 yen. The room ambiance is calm, breakfast is good, making it a well-balanced accommodation option. Personally, I think it's a recommended hotel in Akihabara. Thank you for the meal. (#^.^#)

I revisited Akihabara Washington Hotel on October 2, 2017, and found it very comfortable. The breakfast buffet was particularly impressive, with dishes like bonito tataki available in the morning. Staying one night in Akihabara with breakfast included? Washington Hotel is the way to go.

The breakfast venue on the 3rd floor of the hotel is open from 6:45 am. The space is small, but the food is excellent. The freshly made mango and vegetable juice was delicious. However, it seems to be limited in quantity, as it is not always available in the venue. The staff distribute it when it's ready, so you never know when or what will be served, which can be frustrating for some guests. On the first day, they had bonito sashimi, and on the second day, they had marinated tuna, both of which were very tasty. Highly recommended for those staying at Akihabara Washington Hotel.

This is a review of a hotel in Akihabara where the reviewer stayed for two nights. The hotel is located right in front of JR Akihabara Station, making it very convenient. The hotel is compact but clean, and the reviewer found the desk to be suitable for getting work done. Regarding breakfast: - On the first day, the reviewer had a light meal with a salad as the main dish. The selection was limited, but there were a few items that stood out, such as the mentaiko and takana tea-soaked rice, pumpkin curry, and French toast. - On the second day, the reviewer tried more dishes, including the ones mentioned above. They enjoyed the view of Akihabara Station from their window and reflected on how Tokyo office workers walk faster compared to their hometown of Sapporo. Overall, the reviewer had a good experience during their two-night stay and found the hotel to be suitable for a business trip.

I stayed at the Akihabara Washington Hotel on a travel package and had breakfast in the dining area. The dining area is on the same floor as the hotel lobby, on the 3rd floor. Although the dining area is small, the variety of dishes was quite good, with a mix of Japanese and Western options. One notable item was the marinated tuna, which paired perfectly with rice. During the meal, they also served freshly made mixed juice or smoothie in bite-sized cups, which was rich and flavorful. They also offered freshly baked pizza, although I was too full to try it. Highly recommended for those staying in Akihabara.

Before living in Tokyo, I used to stay at this hotel. The restaurant is located on the 3rd floor, along with the lobby. There are plenty of seats, but it can get crowded at times. There used to be many foreigners staying there, although that has decreased recently. They offer a good variety of Japanese and Western dishes. The scrambled eggs are always warm, not cold. They also have freshly baked croissants and other types of bread that are so delicious you'll want to try them all. While eating, they also serve a rich mixed juice that helps refresh your mind. Sometimes they have blueberry yogurt instead, which may vary depending on the season. They offer rice dishes like mixed rice and porridge, so you can choose according to your stomach's condition. They also have onsen eggs, perfect for having egg over rice for a second helping. Even if you're not staying at the hotel, you can still enjoy the buffet, so it's a great option to go with friends for a nice breakfast.

I stayed at the Washington Hotel in Akihabara. Breakfast is usually buffet style, but due to the pandemic, it is now in bento box format. When checking in, you specify a time and they deliver it to your room at that time. There was a knock on the door about 10 minutes early. I hurried to get ready and opened the door. The bento box was in a large paper bag, containing orange juice, miso soup, and natto. The bento box had a lot of volume, with dishes like prosciutto salad, coffee jelly, fruits, and scrambled eggs. The rice portion was also substantial. The seasoning was well done for each dish. The Washington Hotel breakfast bento box filled me up in the morning. Thank you for the meal.

I used TABETE to get a takeout bento box from Bonsalute Cafe. It was affordable, had a good balance of side dishes, and was delicious. The cafe is conveniently located right by the station, making it easy to use. I would like to use it again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

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