Great location, two train stations close by and with many metro/subway lines available. Compact room suitable for 1 person; fantastic shower and very clean. Can log in to your own Netflix/other websites which I really liked. Amenities in the room topped up frequently by staff. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Mattress and pillow too hard for my personal preference, however still managed to get a decent nights sleep. Window/room not very sound proof, would recommend to bring ear plugs if you’re a light sleeper.

Roppongi APA is perfectly located between 2 train stations. Walk to shops, restaurants, Roppongi Hills, Mori Museum or Tokyo Tower. Guests and staff are respectful. Open air atrium style building for fresh air. Comfy lobby. Great onsen! Laundry available w in-room app to monitor progress. Fresh towels, robes, sundries daily. Room has mini fridge, water pot, large TV. Store suitcases under the bed. Excellent value.

The room I booked was small for my extended stay.

Good location (close to 2 metro stations and Tokyo Tower), comfortable bed.

Small room, early check in costs money (we were an hour early) and the pool also costs extra.

I went there because it was fairly close to my work and it has an onsen. Although there’re only a couple of pools, the onsen was very clean and relaxing. I wish they had more of a variety and temperatures, all three were on the warm side, 40 to 41°. There are also several convenient bus stops nearby and a Lawsons convenience store next-door. Luckily, although the website says you cannot control the air conditioner, you actually can, so you can get the room cold enough to sleep with the Siberian style comforter that’s on the bed in the middle of summer.

My bed was not comfortable. From the pictures it looks like a real bed, but it’s actually a 4 inch thick mattress on a metal wire frame, so you can put your luggage underneath because there’s no other place to put it, the room is so small. So instead of feeling like a bed, it feels like a futon, a cushion on top of something very hard.

The hotel was very stylish and aesthetically pleasing. The hallways and public facilities were clean and welcoming, and the private rooms were more spacious than other hotels. The amenities in the room were wonderful to use. Outside of the hotel is a stunning view of Tokyo tower and it is very pretty at night. The hotel is in between two metro stations and it’s very easy to get to both within 10 minutes. A Lawson store is right next to the hotel which made it easy to get snacks. The onsen in the hotel is lovely, clean and big and we liked the yukata provided by the hotel. Also, they provide new towels, amenities and yukata every day at your door which is very thoughtful—take it when you need new ones.

The location. The neighborhood is not very exciting with few choices in restaurants. There were also foreign men on the same street as the hotel standing and loitering people passing by them to go to a certain club nearby which was uncomfortable.

It’s an APA hotel, so expect convenience and decent prices for Tokyo, but the rooms and beds are quite small. Since we were out most of the time we didn’t mind. They leave fresh towels at your door every day, but do not make beds or collect trash. Beware if this matters to you. My husband really liked their sento - it was spacious and modern. If you have tattoos you may not be able to get in. It’s a bit of a walk to the station but even with luggage it was quite convenient. We like Roppongi for the more laid-back vibe of the area compared to Shinjuku, and it’s still quite easy to get to areas like Shibuya, Ginza, with not too many subway transfers.

This is the third time we have stayed at Apa Ekihigashi. It has everything you need for a few night's stay in the central Tokyo location of Roppongi. The room is very clean, neat and well thought out. The bed was comfortable and the hotel facilities are very good at this price (Spar/hot bath, coin op washer/dryer, microwave, vending machines and left luggage service). The only reason I have not given it a full 10/10 is owing to the size of the room which is a little too compact depending on how much luggage you have. It is perfectly fine for two people with a couple of pieces, which can be neatly stored under the bed, however, as we had two cases and a large rucksack each we ended up playing Tetris with our luggage every time we needed to open them up. Otherwise, it was a very pleasant stay.

Room is a little too small if you have a lot of luggage.

Amazing public baths on the roof of the building, with two open-air bathtubs with view of the sky and one indoor bathtub. The room was clean, with towels and yukata changed daily. The staff was always very friendly and helpful. When we went there were also beautiful Hina Dolls in the lobby!

If I had to find a fault, it would probably be the 10 minute walk from the nearest metro station, but it was not too bad as there were plenty of shops, a very good cafe place and restaurants on the way.

The hotel is clean and modern. Fair options of breakfast, mix of Japanese style and continental, they had bread, butter, jam, corn flakes, fruits and yogurt. Beautiful view on rooftop.

Breakfast is in a small area and often there was queue to get in, if you have a tour earlier in the day, high chances you won’t be able to get in to eat, it starts at 7am. It is a fair walk from the station, no direct train to major stations, so you need to change station. Also, it is sort of walking toward uphill, which is difficult if you have luggage, you will need a taxi. The suburb is sort of a party hub, very few options for food and also the area is quite expensive comparing to other suburbs.

I recently stayed at this hotel in Roppongi for about a week while on a work trip, and I had a fantastic experience. The location is incredibly walkable, with everything you might need in Roppongi just a short stroll away. The bed was extremely comfortable. While the room itself was small, it was very modern and thoughtfully designed—it felt like every detail was carefully considered. I believe the hotel is relatively new (only about two years old), which explains the fresh and well-maintained facilities. One of the highlights of the stay was the onsen bath facility within the hotel. It was always clean, and I loved that it was never crowded whenever I used it—a truly relaxing feature that I highly recommend taking advantage of. Another small but delightful touch was the mirror in the bathroom, which has a built-in feature to prevent it from steaming up, even after a hot shower. It’s these little conveniences that made the stay so enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Roppongi. The combination of a central location, modern amenities, and thoughtful design makes it an excellent choice. I’d definitely stay here again!