The price quality relation was probably one of the best I have ever experienced in my life. Besides that, the location was great you can get yourself in the main districts of tokyo maximum in 30 min which for Tokyo is excllent. The beds were great and the staff was super nice.

In my opinion, the only two things in need of a bit of improvemnet is the cleaning and space to put your stuff.

The room was comfortable. Check in was zero hassle, and I especially liked the express check out. Just drop your key in a box and leave.

There was very little storage space in the room, and it was a bit cramped. But I think it's the par for Business hotels in Tokyo. I bumped into the TV more than once coming out of the bathroom.

Location is great, Roppongi is beautiful. Love the value the room is big enough to keep lugagge under the bed and have room to move. Bathroom is great, bathtub included. Water pressure is fantastic, and they leave everything you may need. Such as towels, razors, toothbrushes. The wifi works well and the check in and check out were easy and quick.

Not much to say negative. It was what I expected, it was better actually. Maybe but just out of something to say I would've liked if they stored luggage, but that was not really advertised, and they did suggest good alternatives.

The room in this APA brunch is slightly bigger so it was very comfortable. The staff were very helpful as well when we asked for suggestions. The ground floor of this brunch is amazing! They have tons of convenient facilities like vending machines, costa coffee machine, microwaves and a breakfast buffet option. Although it is a budget hotel, this hotel provided A-Z for all our travel needs like disposable toothbrush, mineral water, water boiler, laundry bags, a comfy yukata robe, free green tea sachet and so on!

The location was a little bit on the downside. Need to walk 7-9mins to the closest train station, either up the hill or down the hill to the Hibiya line or Ginza line. The bus stop in front of the hotel was very convenient nonetheless, there is a direct bus from Shibuya station to this bus stop. The only challenge for us was checking in and out of the hotel as we had to drag our bags for a fair bit of distance from the train station.

The cleanliness of the room, when I needed the room cleaned it was done so professionally and by the time I returned from my outings. The location of the hotel is very convenient, it is a short walk to 3 different stations that take you across Tokyo also some great food and bar places.

There was no option to just have a fan or cool air conditioning, the air conditioning is controlled by the hotel.I had to open the window which meant there was excessive noise, although it was quieter than some parts of the city there was still general noise from outside.

If you're looking for a great value hotel with everything you need to come home to at the end of a long day of exploring Tokyo, look no further. APA Hotel Roppongi Six had an awesome location - it was central to everywhere and very easy to navigate to and from. The room itself was small but had everything we need. Fully equipped bathroom - albeit a small one. Large people beware - the toilet was difficult for my 6"4' self! There was a mini-fridge and fantastic AC in the room, plus plenty of space for electronics, including an (almost) universal outlet. The bed was quite firm but comfortably so - pillows were nothing to write home about. Free bottled water on the day of arrival and then a very modestly priced 100 yen per bottle afterwards.

The staff weren't very personable and gave little to no attempt to converse with us when we arrived. The lady I spoke to when I greeted her in English somewhat angrily waved me towards the electronic check-in screen, helped me through the process and left it at that. Needless to say it wasn't the staff of this hotel that made us feel welcome.

My one-night stay at this Roppongi hotel was a delightful experience. From the moment I stepped into the stylish lobby, I felt the sophistication that defines the Roppongi district. The check-in process was seamless, and the staff's warm welcome set the tone for a memorable visit. The room itself was modern, well-appointed, and boasted a fantastic view of the city lights. The attention to cleanliness and comfort was evident, making it a cosy retreat for the night. The hotel's central location in Roppongi allowed me to explore the vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions easily. What stood out was the personalized service; the staff went above and beyond to ensure my brief stay was enjoyable. The convenience of having quality dining options within the hotel added to the overall positive experience. For a brief escape in the heart of Tokyo's nightlife and cultural hub, this Roppongi hotel is an excellent choice. Whether you're in town for business or leisure, the combination of style, comfort, and attentive service make it a standout option. I left with the desire to return for a longer stay in the future.

Solid Tokyo business hotel. Small room as expected but provides everything you could want. Self serve laundry was good for me as it means avoiding the usual extortionate hotel laundry service fees. Good transport links and plenty to do in walking distance. Other reviews mention that during winter months there is an issue as they only allow heating, this wasn't an issue for me as I stayed in July and the AC worked just fine.

There were only six washing machines, which meant that they were often all in use. Not a big issue but six machines sounds low for the number of rooms.

This is my 6th APA hotel I stayed in in Japan, I love them. Very consistent cleanness, design, bed comfort, great location. Great breakfast, amazing lunch buffet salad on the menu for only $13 (if you're vegetarian or vegan it's perfect for lunch). Close to a many tourist locations, can reach anything by walking (from 15 to 1 hour)

The hotel is right next to the highway, so you might hear some noise sometimes, buy if you keep the windows closed it's ok.

Central location, polite staff and relatively close to several subway lines. Room is on the small side, but works for solo travellers that will be spending most of their time outside anyways. Good AC in the room which is a must during the summer.

Roppongi area (and Shinjuku) have an issue with nigerians that try to agressively lure you in to their adult establishment. Best case scenario you get scammed by the pricing and worst case you get drugged and robbed. Do not fall for this.