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The hotel is about 3 minutes walk from exit 3 of Roppongi Station. It was very easy to find and surroundig by restaurants and also a 7-11 nearby as well. The most famous and best burger Shake Shack in NY is also located near Roppongi Hills! The hotel was great, the room was pretty spacious (but not if you have big luggage), the best part is the Sky spa on the 16th floor! You could see Tokyo Tower from he outdoor spa which was an amazing view while you bathed. The downside was the housekeeping, they didn’t quite pay attention to details. Overall, it was a great experience!

If you are looking for a practical no-frills hotel in Roppongi the REMM Roppongi is a great one. The hotel is ideally located diagonally across from the fabulous Tokyo Midtown and Roppongi Train Station. All the “bad” stuff (eg. people at night trying to “hustle” you into visiting clubs etc) that you hear about Roppongi start about 150 yards to the right, and that’s not so bad. The area is excellent for people-watching. There are beautiful gardens, museums etc within walking distance. Tokyo Midtown (a huge slick shopping complex) has awesome shops, restaurants etc. There’s a Starbucks, wine bars etc right next to Midtown. I wish the rooms were larger. To get a larger room I chose a twin-beds (ie 2 twin beds) room and that room was barely adequate. The location and hotel are perfect for someone on a budget and that wants to stay in the Roppongi area. The train station makes it easy to get to anywhere. Tokyo’s subway makes it a very べんり (benri = convenient) city.

stayed here for 1 week pros - just opened a few months ago - surprisingly quiet for Roppongi, no drunks encountered - friendly staff - clean rooms - Japan standard hotel room and bathroom size - coin laundry - microwave/ice machine in laundry room - good breakfast buffet especially grilled fish and chicken karaage - located 5 minutes walk from Roppongi Station exit 3 (less stairs) or exit 5 (lots of stairs!) - lots of eating places in area - 2 supermarkets nearby (Preece Plus at Tokyo Midtown, Motomachi Union) - 15 minute walk to Tokyo Tower cons - advertised eggslut at breakfast buffet throughout hotel and limited to only first 10 people. we showed up at opening and they did not offer any eggslut. false advertising! - Roppongi drunks and weirdos once in while - closest JR station transfer would be Ebisu overall a nice place to stay and easy access to major places in Tokyo!

The hotel is well managed with a good variety of restaurants and a convenience shop in the basement. The hotel is well located if planning to visit the Tokyo Tower, Roppongi district or stroll in Shiba Park. There are children's playground facilities close by and access to a swimming pool in summer. There are many very affordable independent Japanese eating places close by. For quick take-away meals McDonalds and Subway are close by as well. The simplest access to the Tokyo underground railway network is via Hamamatsucho, a 10-12 minute walk. The Narita Airport Limousine bus calls to the hotel and outbound bus fares can be added to your hotel account. If cash is needed several ATMs are close, with a Post Office only a short walk. Staff were found to be very friendly and always helpful. The Tokyo Prince Hotel is certainly a favourite place to stay.

We stayed in a Superior Type A room that's 20 sqm big, which is larger than what most hotels with a similar room type in Tokyo have. The bed is queen-sized, again larger than the usual double-sized beds in other hotels. The room is modern, spacious and clean, so is the bathroom. Toiletries are aplenty, and though they don't have complimentary water like hotels in other countries, that's because their tap water is clean enough to drink. If you're still hesitant about that, there's a vending machine and ice machine on each floor at the back of the elevator. The staff was a bit stiff, but accommodating nonetheless. They offer a breakfast buffet by the lobby, but don't expect much -- eggs, rice, a couple of viands, two different soups, bread, coffee, tea, and orange juice are all you're gonna get, but it was okay especially if you're not planning on lounging around after since you have more places to see and visit. If you want more food options, there's a lot of restaurants and a convenience store just downstairs at the Izumi Garden Tower. The location is great since the Roppongi Itchome station is just directly below it. There are Family Marts near the hotel, and a Market Basket grocery store. There's also a Starbucks just a few minutes walk from the hotel. I love walking around Roppongi and Roppongi Hills mall is just about 15 minutes walk away so I'd gladly stay again here during my next visit to Tokyo.

A great hotel with excellent facilities - a very decent gym with a good sized swimming pool. Staff at the hotel were very helpful - We visited during the Sakura season, and concierge was most helpful in pointing out the best places to go for this seasonal attraction, along with making recommendations for food and reservations to our chosen places. There's no shortage of good food options near the hotel, and even a convenience store across the street, along with a medicine shop located closeby. The hotel is also located near a train stop. Highly recommended!

APA Hotel Roppongi Eki-mae is located at the heart of Roppongi, within 15min walking distance to popular destinations such as Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown, conveniently situated right across the street from Family Mart (5 steps away from Lobby front door) for late night snacks hunting, and close to a wide selection of restaurants, bars, shops etc. The hotel is clean, staffs are polite, breakfast is AMAZING. Even though the hotel is right in the center of Roppongi, it offers quiet and cozy stay for your travel. Would recommend this place through and through.

This hotel was great and I would definitely go back. The staff are amazing - really hospitable and they speak English! The location is perfect and close to a couple metro stations which give you direct access to Ginza and Harajuku. It's also within walking distance to Roppongi for those who are looking for a nightlife during their stay. Rooms are tiny, but really clean and comfortable (keep in mind that most budget Japanese accommodations are quite small) I'd say if you're not looking for anything extravagant and want a cheap clean place in the center of Tokyo, this is the best place to stay. Can't go wrong, plus they have cheap buffet breakfast for under a thousand yen. I'd book here again if I return to Tokyo. One more thing: I only realized afterwards that they are listed in the Lonely Planet Tokyo guide. If you have this guide, there's a map to the hotel right in the book.

My stay at the b hotel exceeded my expectations of the place, it was great and absolutely value for money. Tokyo hotels are generally tiny and expensive but the b's room was huge (by tokyo's standards) and had a large double bed. Room was clean and water was strong, staff extremely helpful and friendly and had good command of English. Location was superb! Endless amount of restaurants within 2 minutes walk, many of which open past midnight, 5-7 minutes walk to Roppongi Hills mall and Roppongi station entrances/exits sprouted all around. Will definitely stay again!!

I stayed 3 nights in this hotel and I’m globally very satisfied. The room (semi-double) was clean, quiet and very well equipped, the bed comfortable, the bathroom big enough with basic products on display, the personal very nice and ready to help. If you don’t expect a view or a fine breakfast (here you can nevertheless grab a banana, a piece of bread, some butter and jam, coffee and tea to your room) it is the perfect place. The location is excellent. The personal doesn’t really speak English but they really did their best to understand with a digital translator and answered my demands. If you are a smoker there is a tiny smoking room downstairs. For the current price I think it is a good deal in Tokyo (about 100€/night).