Keihan Roppongi hotels

Price-wise, the Grand Hyatt falls into the middle group of luxury hotels in Tokyo -- not as expensive as the Park Hyatt but on average a bit more expensive than the New Otani. For the price, you get absolutely top quality service, a beautifully clean and stylish room, top-notch facilities (including spa), and great restaurants (if you have the expense account for them). If you can, you will enjoy treating yourself to a truly first-rate experience there.

Clean and modern property with amazing staff that goes above and beyond to help with any needs.

Located close to transportation and was very easy to find. Many things around the area to do are close by. Staff was great and the facilities were nice.

The staff and service are always great.

Easy to walk to Team Lab in Azabudai hills! New neighborhood and it’s so lovely! Beautiful trees, lots of flowers everywhere! Cartier, Dior, beautiful shops! A very delightful hotel located near everywhere we needed to go to.

Very central and easy to commute. The Roppongi subway station is right around the corner. The staff is cordial and helpful.

Staff was very polite, rooms clean. Loved the stored luggage area, very useful.

It was great! Breakfast was yummy, free toiletries and laundry on property was very convenient. The check in and out process was quick and easy. The hotel was also next to the subway. Thanks!

The property is very closed to two rail lines, and two more about a 10 minute walk. It is really easy to get anywhere in Tokyo from the hotel and Tokyo station is about 30 minutes away by rail. The staff is super friendly. We stayed for two weeks and enjoyed our stay very much.

Nice place to stay and cheap

The front desk team is super helpful and friendly, and they speak great English. The rooms are very clean and a bit more spacious than what you’d expect in a typical Japanese hotel—they even have a microwave, a mini kitchen, and a separate bathroom and toilet. You’re close to lots of restaurants, shops, and convenience stores, and Okubo Station is just a few minutes away. We’d definitely stay here again!

I loved this little gem of a hotel. The staff is lovely and the hotel is affordable and really clean. The walls are also super thick so you don’t hear the baseball games that might happen across the street. I also loved the location. The street is quiet but metro close and so many places walkable. I’ll certainly stay here again,

Friendly staff.

We are so glad we chose this hotel for our last night in Tokyo. Fantastic staff. Room was spacious with good amenities. Great bed. Blackout shades. Very quiet despite being on a busy street. Just a block away from the nearest train station, and free shuttle to the airport (Haneda).

Clean , good service and great location

The room was perfect for my son and I and we really love the view.

Extremely helpful staff, and an abundance of extras available in the lobby - skin and hair care products, toiletries, all complimentary...and i mean dozens of choices.

Our stay at Hotel Niwa made our Japan trip exceptional! As American travelers in our early 30s, we found this place to be a gem in Tokyo. The hotel's ambiance was simply beautiful, and the rooms were surprisingly spacious for a city known for compact spaces. Its prime location, just a 5-minute walk from a JR line, made navigating Tokyo incredibly convenient. Plus, being within walking distance of fantastic restaurants and yes, even the indispensable 7-11s, added immense value to our stay. The...

This was a well-maintained hotel with wonderful staff. The room itself was lovely and has great amenities. The 3 twin room was surprisingly spacious for 3 people. The on-premises restaurant was great too. The location is quiet and spacious which is a nice change from the surrounding metro area. It is literally next to a train station so transit is a breeze. My only real complaint is that the laundry facility was too small. There were often 2 hour lines of folks waiting to get loads...