Hotel & Residence Roppongi

Nice location in a busy city, close to metro and bus stations (which is very important in Tokyo!). We had a spacious room and I really enjoyed a bathtub :) Good variety for breakfast (japanese salad dressing is to die for!!), also free welcoming coctails at the bar were a nice touch. Really enjoyed our stay!

Wonderful hotel with a great helpful staff. The location is close to Roppongi station about 10min walk. Close to Shibuya and downtown by bus or train. The rooms are clean and spacious. I was here with my two kids and room was good enough for us. There are plenty of restaurants, shops, and convenient stores around the hotel.

@hr_roppongi 📍located in prime area of Roppongi, it is within walking distance to various restaurants, shops, and entertainments. Metro and bus stations are nearby as well, very convenient and good location. Receptionists were friendly and welcoming. They have different theme rooms and mine was Premium Twin Room! The moment I opened the door, I was captivated by the sleek design, spacious, clean, and airy high ceiling. I was surprised to find a washing machine in the room, is so convenient for those who want to do laundry. There were complimentary Wine, Beer, Sparkling Water, Bottled Water, Nespresso machine with coffee pods and Night Cacao for a treat or some relaxation. Love the medium-firm bed, I had sound sleep. The washroom is downstairs whereas the bathroom is upstairs. You get a cozy sofa, TV, desk, all amenities were space out pleasantly. I love my stay here. Insta @yummmmmmmmonica

Don’t stay here! Tiny rooms, surly service, overpriced bar and restaurants, and dreadful, meagre breakfast. The rooms are so small you’ll be lucky if you don’t injure yourself. The staff don’t know how to smile. The check-in staff are miserable, and you have to do most of the process yourself on a 1980’s style terminal. Why bother having check-in staff if it’s self-service?! The night porter is too busy on his phone to bother helping you so don’t ask. The location requires a trudge up the hill to a not very well connected station or a soggy 30 mins walk to OmoteSando - up another hill. The location of the hotel on a busy junction opposite a double lane double storey motorway intersection is horrible for fumes. I cannot tell you strongly enough how bad this place is. Do not trust the pictures!

Picked this Hotel for the first days and last days on my Japan travel plans. Unfortunately I was not very happy. The rooms I had faced the inner ugly site and you wouldnt want to open the curtains. So they were basically windowless rooms. Than the shower is a cabin like in the cheap hotels and you have to make a huge step upwards over a little edge that than goes downwards into the cabin on plastic floor. On my first entrance, not knowing it was a slippery surface I injured myself causing me pain for the rest of my stay in Japan. When I wanted to come back for my last days I was stranded in Miyasaki due to heavy rain and trains not traveling. I informed the hotel, unfortunately they insisted on me paying even though I wouldnt make it. It is kind of okay, as it is stated in therer rules. But for someone who spend 1700€ (272.000¥) in total in the hotel I would expect a little goodwill. Last anoying part was that you could here everything and the cleaning crew in the morning is super noisy. Not only due to talking and getting supplies from the storage right in front of my hotel room but also because they use super loud walky talkies (for whatever reason … if they need to communicate, use headsets and do not disturb your customers) Overall I wouldnt recommend this hotel. Not worth the money.

Nice enough hotel in a good area to be accessible but not overwhelming. Rooms are small but clean and amenities are good enough. Good continental breakfast selection. Reasonably good value for money.

Be very careful when you book here!! The photos don’t really show this place in its entirety. When we first got here we went into our room, what a shock!! 19m2 and couldn’t even open our suit cases. Double bed pushed into the corner and very poorly lit. Had to ask for bigger room for an extra $120 au a day. Breakfast is poor and very unappetising. This place is lucky to be 3 star!!!

We used the conference room, HR Salon. The space was nice, very comfortable and well done. Can't open windows though there's a small AC unit. The lock is funky. They were kind enough to include bottled water and a Nespresso machine with coffee pods. The fridge and TV were a great addition. HDMI cable and white board available on request. Book directly from the hotel website; they gave us an excellent rate of 45,000 yen/day.

Beautiful hotel located a few blocks from Roppongi Hills. The service was great and the staff accommodates English speakers well. They were able to hold my luggage during the day and they even put the stuff in my room for when I came back much later to check in. The standard size rooms are very small but there is enough room to walk around. There is free wifi. There are also some free bottles of water in the fridge which is nice. In the bathroom they give you so much stuff - toothbrush, hair bands, comb, and full sized bottles of shampoo and soap. The accommodations feel very nice. It was about ¥105,000 for seven nights which is actually not too bad.

Very nice hotel. Unfortunately the room was very small in size. However the service was 5-star and so was the amenity in the room. We had fun with the Japanese toilet and there was a bathtub for a nice warm bath! The bed was very comfortable. The staff were great! I would stay there again for its location and service. We were walking distance to all the stores in Roppongi and the metro. Really convenient!

A well-appointed, well-located and comfortable hotel with great personality. Rooms are not huge, but are crisply designed to make the most of the available space. Tasty food and a full bar. The helpful, efficient and charming young staff really distinguish the place. Highly recommend!