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The Blossom Hibiya

The Blossom Hibiya

4.6/5395 Reviews
We were traveling as a big family with young children age 2-5. We had requested some baby equipment. The reservation staff had provided us good information and we had baby fence and baby cot for our kids which was great. The rooms are bigger than expected. It is clean and comfortable. Check-in and Check-out were quick. The staff were nice.
remm Roppongi

remm Roppongi

4.5/5218 Reviews
Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu
The hotel is VERY small, too small. We booked the biggest room which was stated as 24 sqm. When we first entered into the room we were shocked. This was the smallest room we have ever stayed. Two small beds had to put next to each other, otherwise you can't walk in. And there was no seating area for you to rest unless you sit on the bed. Luggage cannot be opened in the room freely and we had to make our way to adjust that. We paid almost aud$300 per night and the whole experience was disappointing. Service was very friendly and location was good. But because the room was too small, we cannot enjoy our stay in the hotel. Almost everything is self serviced, they don't even have lotion and cotton tip.
Capsule Inn Minami Roppongi

Capsule Inn Minami Roppongi

3.7/53 Reviews
Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu
It was really close to the station, clean and so nice! I recommend the sauna to go to gonpachi. The mattress was the most fluffy mattress I've ever lie down on.
Comfort Inn Tokyo Roppongi

Comfort Inn Tokyo Roppongi

4.2/579 Reviews
Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu
I really enjoyed the stay. The location is great. There are restaurants all around. There is convenience store just 5 minutes away. The hotel was very clean. The staff was also very helpful. Overall, excellent!
Floral Iron Tower Hotel Tokyo

Floral Iron Tower Hotel Tokyo

5/50 Reviews
The room is not very big, but it is not crowded, it is clean, the owner is very good, you can see a little Tokyo Tower on the street next to it ~ easy to travel, not far from the subway, touching the elevator
Unito Shiodome

Unito Shiodome

3.5/527 Reviews
Clean, presentable, good location and reasonably sized.

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