Overview
Fraser Place Roppongi Tokyo provides serviced apartments in Roppongi 3-chome for short visits and extended stays. Kitchenettes and in-room washing machines let you handle meals and laundry privately, while both Roppongi Station and Roppongi-itchome Station are about six minutes away on foot.
The two stations serve different subway lines, giving you a choice of routes across Tokyo. Neither the hotel nor the neighborhood has direct Shinkansen access.
Rooms
Studios measure 25 to 33 square metres. One-bedroom apartments provide 29 to 35 square metres and a separate bedroom, while two-bedroom apartments range from 52 to 72 square metres and accommodate up to four people with one king bed and one queen bed.
Capacity doesn't follow size alone. The 33-square-metre Studio Premier sleeps up to four with a queen bed and sofa bed, but both one-bedroom categories accommodate two. If you're traveling together, compare the sleeping arrangement as carefully as the floor area.
Every apartment has a dining table and kitchenette with a cooking hob, refrigerator, and tableware, plus its own washing machine. Bathrooms have a shower and bathtub.
Facilities
An indoor gym and residents' lounge provide space beyond the apartment. A co-working area and meeting room give you somewhere to work outside your apartment.
Reception operates around the clock, and luggage storage is available. Dry-cleaning and laundry services cost extra for guests who would rather not use the in-room washing machine.
Dining
Breakfast is served from 7am to 9:30am. Check whether it's included in your chosen rate.
For other meals, you can cook in the apartment or head into Roppongi, where restaurants and bars remain open into the evening.
Location and transport
Roppongi Station serves the Hibiya and Oedo lines. The Hibiya Line runs directly toward Ginza and Ebisu, while the Oedo Line connects with Shinjuku and Daimon. Roppongi-itchome is on the Namboku Line, with direct trains toward Meguro and Yotsuya.
Both station walks take about six minutes. Despite their similar names, the stations aren't an interchange, so choose between them based on your destination and allow extra time to reach the platforms with luggage.
Airport access
From Haneda Airport, take the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, walk to Daimon, and continue on the Oedo Line to Roppongi. This route requires both a change of train and a change of station.
From Narita Airport, one option is a Shinjuku-bound Narita Express followed by the Oedo Line to Roppongi. Neither airport route goes directly to the apartment building, and both finish with the walk from Roppongi Station.
Why stay here
Cooking and washing clothes in your own apartment can reduce the errands involved in a longer Tokyo stay. Separate-bedroom options also give couples or families a different layout from a single hotel room, with several subway routes for trips across Tokyo.
Nearby Azabudai Hills adds shops, restaurants, and public art. teamLab Borderless is a separate ticketed visit, so book ahead if the museum is central to your plans. Roppongi's evening dining also makes it easy to remain in the neighborhood after sightseeing.
6-minute walk