Roppongi Plaza Hotel

"The hotel is located on the 6th floor of the building, so it’s not the entire building. There’s no sign in front of the building, which could be confusing, but honestly it wasn’t too hard to find because i had already saved some pictures of the building, thanks to the people who posted them!🙏🏻\nThe hotel is in a great location, just 1 minute walk from roppongi station that’s how close it is!\nIt’s also near lawson, 7-Eleven and plenty of great restaurants, especially inside the roppongi station. Fyi, roppongi is not far from shibuya and shinjuku so it’s really convenient for those planning to visit both.\nI got a warm welcome drink and free snack when i checked-in! let’s be real it’s rare to get a welcome drink in a 2 or 3 star hotel in Tokyo, but i did in this one! 👍\nNow let’s talk about the room. The room and the bathroom are quite spacious, especially for a hotel in Tokyo, where rooms are usually compact.\nThe room facilities exceeded my expectations, they even have a microwave inside the room so only you can use it. And a dyson hairdryer? Just woww-i love it!🙈\nThey also provide 2 bottles of water for free even though you can drink the tap water.\nAnd last but not least, i had a view of Tokyo Tower from my room!\nHonestly, i have no reason to give them less than a 5-star review. I really enjoyed my stay👌\n\nOh and don’t forget to give them the room key every day when you go out so they can clean the room for you."

"Hotel with good service. The staff is nice and warm 🥹 the room is great. This hotel deserves much better. Will stay here again next time."

"It was a fun accommodation.\nI chose it because there were no options because of the price.\nThere is no hotel sign. There are no stickers with the hotel name on the elevator buttons.\nThe first floor of the building was under construction, and I managed to get in by asking the construction worker.\nArrival on the 6th floor It wasn't a motel, a hotel, or an inn; it seemed like only the 6th floor was an accommodation, and the hotelier at the desk, who wasn't unusual, responded.\n\nEnter the assigned accommodation and get a second surprise.\nThe size of the room was large, hahaha, and the bathroom was also quite large. There was drainage, everything was there and everything was not there…\n\nDyson dryer and Tempur mattress (I feel like they are showing off their strengths haha)\n\nIt's close to the station, but you'll have to get off at Roppongi Station and find the exit carefully.\n\nAs soon as I walked in, I thought I would never come back, but I ended up liking it. LOL.\nAccommodations in Roppongi are unusually more expensive (probably because it's an expensive neighborhood) and there are no other options, so if I come back, I think I'll stay here again...\n\nThe bathroom water pipe haha. You have to turn the hot and cold water to adjust it, but once you get used to it, it feels right... ..\n\nI visited in the second week of April, and it was cold when I slept, so I slept wearing a gown.\nThe room seems very cold when used in the middle of winter. (The window is an old single-ply window)\n\nThe person who seemed to have a bad personality as seen in the review\nOn the second day, they responded to me and made me laugh.\nI often say wadda godda, so I show my eye smile haha.\n\nIf you take advantage of the fact that the station is close by, you can greatly benefit in terms of price. Because all nearby hotels are expensive,,,"