1. Grand Hyatt Tokyo (Roppongi Hills)
2. Grand Executive King
3. 100mē
4. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom (single vanity, shower, bath, toilet), no guest toilet
5. A+
6. Room : Very nice large corner suite, great views. Lots of electronics - DVD players for both TVs, Bang and Olufsen CD player with two tall speakers, Bose iPod player. Large L-shaped sofa, small table with 2 chairs, desk. Only downside was single vanity. There are no curtains. Rather, there are electronic shades that I prefer. There are both the blackout shades, which do a great job, and thinner ones that can be used during the day to cut down on afternoon sun.

There were 3 containers of snacks freshened every day: wasabi cashews, individually wrapped chocolates, and rice cracker sticks.

We have quite a number of FTers in house as the Japan Do is this weekend. At least four of us have suites, 2 in Diplomat suites and two in Grand Executive Suites. The first type is xx20, very close to the elevator. The second is xx02, at the far end of the corridor. If you look at the floor plans for each, you'll see that the diplomatic suite has seating that faces each other. It has a 2nd bathroom and a small entry. It is the same square footage as the executive suite. The executive suite has a larger living room since space has not been carved out for a 2nd bathroom and entry. I actually prefer it to the higher category suite, though you'll certainly not go wrong with either.