Overview
Both subway lines at Roppongi Station are one minute from remm Roppongi, placing the hotel near the center of Tokyo-Roppongi. Tokyo Midtown is four minutes away, while Roppongi Hills is about nine minutes on foot.
The focus is sleep rather than space. Custom mattresses, rain showers, and in-room massage chairs give the compact layouts a clear purpose, while noon checkout allows a slower start after a late evening in the district.
Rooms
The hotel has 399 rooms, with Economy Double and Twin layouts as the main choices. Economy Doubles measure 15 square meters and have one 140-centimeter-wide bed. A rain-shower booth replaces the bathtub to keep the floor plan compact.
Twin rooms are considerably larger at 24.4 square meters, with two 110-centimeter-wide beds and a bathtub. Both room types have a remm mattress and massage chair. For two guests with larger bags, or anyone wanting more separation between sleeping and bathing space, the Twin is the more comfortable layout.
Facilities
Free lockers with wire locks are available on the fourth floor before check-in and after checkout. A self-service laundry on the fifth floor helps with longer stays, while a microwave and currency exchange machine are available near the lobby.
Guest rooms and most shared areas are non-smoking, with a smoking booth on the fourth floor. Check-in begins at 2:00 PM, and checkout is at noon.
Dining
Cedar the Chop House and Bar serves a paid breakfast buffet on the second floor from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM, with last orders at 10:00 AM. Breakfast tickets should be purchased in advance at the front desk.
The restaurant also opens for lunch, dinner, and evening drinks. It's a convenient in-building option, though the surrounding streets offer a much broader range of restaurants and late-night choices.
Location and transport
The Hibiya Line entrance at Exit 4b and the Oedo Line entrance at Exit 7 are each one minute from the hotel. The Hibiya Line runs toward Ebisu and Naka-meguro, or through Ginza toward Akihabara and Ueno. The Oedo Line provides direct connections to Aoyama-itchome, Shinjuku, Azabu-juban, and Daimon.
Tokyo Midtown is four minutes away, the National Art Center about eight minutes, and Roppongi Hills about nine. Museums, shopping, business addresses, restaurants, and nightlife are therefore within walking distance, so not every outing needs to begin on the subway.
Airport access
Haneda Airport access requires a transfer. The hotel's suggested route uses the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho, followed by the connected Daimon Station and the Oedo Line to Roppongi. The journey from Haneda to the area is estimated at about 50 minutes.
Narita Airport also requires a rail transfer, with the trip to Roppongi taking roughly an hour depending on the service. There's no hotel-door airport shuttle or direct airport train, so allow extra time when traveling with luggage.
Why stay here
The one-minute subway walk helps after a late dinner, an evening event, or a day spent crossing Tokyo. Massage chairs and rain showers add a genuine recovery feature to small rooms, and noon checkout eases the pressure to leave early the next morning.
Museums and nightlife are both close at hand. Tokyo Midtown, Roppongi Hills, and the National Art Center support daytime art, shopping, and dining plans, while the streets around Roppongi Crossing keep evening venues nearby.
Good to know
The 15-square-meter Economy Double is compact and doesn't have a bathtub. Guests who need room for several large bags or prefer a bath should compare the 24.4-square-meter Twin, although twin inventory is more limited.
The hotel has no parking and directs drivers to nearby public parking. Roppongi Station's two lines occupy separate operator sections, so check whether Exit 4b or Exit 7 provides the simpler route from your train.
1-minute walk