Ulasan Roppongi Hotel S

They were so kind, supportive for everything! Kenji at reception was really kind. Breakfast has some vegies, cheese, fruits. It was small but really cozy. Want to visit here again ☺️

Nice and big room! Will come again for sure

Overall pleasant stay. Hotel room slightly small but comfortable. Staff are very friendly.

とても良かったです。 アクセス面も良くてリピートありです。 次回使用する際は友達や家族と一緒に使用したいと思います

房間比較小，而且限定死就2人住，明明下單顯示可以加床的，去到前台就是不允許。被迫開多一間房。

房間設施非常齊全～就是廁所反味嚴重…我們是4大2小～兩個房間廁所都非常臭…但是馬上回國了還帶着孩子就沒折騰換房間了…

何もかも普通です。 ■不満点 エレベーターがかなり遅い。 当日予約の方が料金が安い。（7000円違いました）

객실도 깨끗하고 친절한 직원 분들이 좋았습니다! 추후 다시 이용하고 싶을 정도입니다. 또 갈 수 있기를 바래요!!!!

房間很差，衹能算是民宿，沒有中央空調，衹有獨立空調。衞生間都是抬高的。

房間非常小， 電梯一直壞，衹是因為位置在六本木而已。 就是國內漢庭的水平吧。 然後有一點不好，就是房卡可以用NFC複製的，其實不安全。 唯一好的一點是，樓下有個圖書館，非常好。

房間內有洗衣機。

This was the worst hotel during our long stay in Japan. And we payed a fairly high rate. We stayed in the patio room, I believe it’s supposed to be a nice room but found a room split by a bunch of dry walls and weird steps. For example the bathroom was high on a step and inside the bathroom you feel like stepping on a hollow floor and walls are dry walls full of cracks everywhere. Also nowhere to hang a hand towel in the bathroom and the sink counter is tiny so you can’t even leave the towel on the counter. The walls were also so dirty full of splashes. The hair dryer was so dirty and sticky. The room has a small wet bar with sink and fridge, our fridge didn’t work but housekeeping put waters inside but didn’t bother to report a non functional fridge. The walls around the wet bar were full of splashes easily removed with a paper, which means cleanliness was not good. They offer robes, slippers and some sort of uncomfortable viscose robe, so no pajamas just two sets of robes one fluffy and one uncomfortable. The tub was very nice, but to get there you had to jump up on a higher wall/ step and watch your head to go through a short door as you jump in and out (I’m very short myself). The room is all about the tub but no bubbles were provided, it’d be a nice touch. The room offered no body lotion, which is usually pretty standard. When we checked in they gave us a card saying they would clean our room only on one specific day of our 3 night stay, I thought that was a rude thing specially considering how poor the cleaning was and the level and rate of hotel compared to others in the area. The card did say they’d clean extra if requested, so we did ask for service everyday. Breakfast was mediocre, not western, not Japanese, I don’t know what that was. Service all around the hotel was odd, everybody seemed confused and shy everytime. Almost as if avoiding to talk to you so you don’t ask for anything. And I did not complain about anything, we just checked in, ate breakfast and checked out. Overall I’d not recommend staying here, they have a lot of work to do on cleaning, aesthetic, and functionality of the room. Service needs more training to make guests feel welcome.

I was pleasantly surprised at the newness of the hotel, walking in thinking it was brand new but was informed that they had been open for 10 years and recently got renovated. The staff were very kind and helpful. I was there on a solo business trip. The room has a bar setup, full of complementary drinks and snacks. I'd never seen a fully complementary bar and fridge so it was a HUGE surprise. I think the room was wasted on me as I was on business but it was a nice place to stay, for couples on holiday perhaps. Location wise, it's right by Nishiazabu crossing so you can hop on the bus into Shibuya quite easily. Breakfast was buffet style. I try to eat clean with lots of protein so the selection was a little disappointing, lacked clean protein with some fresh veg and fruit...protein was all processed so I went a little hungry. Nespresso coffee machine was nice.

The hotel is centrally located in Roppongi and walking distance to many places. It is modern and definitely deserving a design award. The room I had was spacious for a Japanese hotel and had all amenities including fridge and Nespresso maker. My only gripe was that the work space is separated from the bathroom by a floor-to-ceiling glass window. Makes for a fun experience if you are sharing such room with someone... (1 point deduction). What I really disliked was the breakfast. Neither Japanese nor western, it seemed a confused mixture of flavors. I mean, I have never been in a Japanese hotel that has no rice cooker for breakfast or offers miso soup. This was for me a huge letdown and I strongly encourage any visitors to not pre-pay for the "breakfast."