If you are going to spend this kind of money you deserve a better hotel! After paying over six hundred dollars to stay at this hotel you would expect not to have to pay for the pool. But we were informed it was 1000 yen per person, per day! That is roughly $9.00 per person. A ridiculous amount of money... more

The Roppongi Prince Hotel must have been some hot stuff when it first opened in the 1980s. It has some very out-of-date, but surely impressive at the time, decor. The room I was originally taken to, on the 9th floor, smelled like an ashtray, and had been sprayed with something very strong and floral to cover it up. I am... more

We just spent 5 nights at the Roppongi Prince. At first we had mixed feelings, but after staying at another Tokyo hotel later in the week, we became very grateful that the bulk of our nights were at the Roppongi Prince. When looking back, the main bad thing about it is that it is kind of dated and tired looking.... more

Stayed here for 3 nights. It is located about a 5-10 minute walk away from the heart of roppongi. This area is the nitelife of tokyo, nightclubs, dance clubs, lounges and bars, variety of restaurants. This is why we stayed here, go out to the wee hours and just walk back to the hotel. The room is an average size... more

The interesting architecture makes this hotel appear more stylish and chic than it really is. The clientele is very local - businessmen and groups of young twenty-somethings taking vacations together mostly. The cool-looking pool was often empty - and we found out why on our second day in the hotel. Even as a hotel guest, you are required to pay... more

Recht gutes Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr zu empfehlen für Nachtschwärmer und den kleinen Geldbeutel... more