APA Hotel Roppongi SIX Reviews

This time, my mother and I stayed here to watch a live show. The room and toilet felt small, but it was enough for just sleeping, and the whole place was clean. It was a bit of a hassle that the elevator didn't come often. There was a historic shrine nearby, so we were able to visit it during our morning stroll.

Check-in was from 3pm, but I arrived 30 minutes early and when I checked with the staff, a young female staff member, who was doing something without looking at me, told me it would start from 3pm. Of course, I had no complaints about that, but when I returned after killing about 10 minutes at a convenience store, I saw that check-in had started at around 2:45pm, and I felt that I had been treated carelessly in my earlier conversation with the staff member.

The hotel was so clean, practical, and the price was great, so it was the best trip I've had.

It's a bit far from Roppongi Station, but the facilities are clean and, most importantly, the water pressure is good.

I was able to stay very comfortably. It was also nice that there was a bus stop nearby in front of the hotel.

The location is good and it is clean. It is perfect for business trips. However, there are not enough elevators. You will waste time waiting.

The room was clean. Check-out was easy, just put your card in the post box.

The location is a bit far from the station, but I stayed there because I had work in Roppongi. The staff were friendly and the facilities were basic. If you have a lot of luggage, I recommend taking a taxi.

It's a bit of a walk from Roppongi Station. I think it's close, but not in front of the station. The service at check-in was friendly, and when I left something behind, they contacted me right away and helped me find it. The trip app said check-out was 12 o'clock, but the hotel's policy was 10 o'clock, so I almost had to pay an additional fee, but they explained it to me on the app, so I checked out after 11 o'clock without an additional fee. It's a good business hotel for a quick stay.

It's a sickle bed