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hailstorm Aug 6, 2013 8:55 pm


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21224933)
Hmm, maybe something 200 yards down the road in either direction then, but still close to where people will be partying in the evenings (regular clubs, not hostess/strip joints)? :)

Tokyo Prince Hotel?

http://www.princehotels.com/en/tokyo/

aster Aug 6, 2013 10:26 pm

I looked at this hotel a while ago but it seemed far away from Roppongi, more like 2 miles from Roppongi station rather than 200 yards.

Is there a lot going on in the vicinity of the Tokyo Prince, and is the hotel itself decent? Would it also be a good option for transport options?

hailstorm Aug 6, 2013 10:39 pm


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21228107)
I looked at this hotel a while ago but it seemed far away from Roppongi, more like 2 miles from Roppongi station rather than 200 yards.

I'll grant that it's not within 200 yards, but it's also not two miles...I've walked this distance many times in about 20 minutes.


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21228107)
Is there a lot going on in the vicinity of the Tokyo Prince, and is the hotel itself decent? Would it also be a good option for transport options?

The hotel is a solid 3 star establishment, and is within walking distance of the Tokyo Tower, Zojoji Temple, Shiba Park, and Hamamatsucho Station on the JR line. But to be honest, if it seems that the walk from here to Roppongi is too far, then it is probably not the place for you.

5khours Aug 6, 2013 11:49 pm

If RC and GH are out of your price range, I'd look at the Prince or the ANA (Intercontinental). Oakwood used to rent for short stays but they now require a 30 day minimum.

Q Shoe Guy Aug 8, 2013 12:04 am


Originally Posted by hailstorm (Post 21227748)

The Prince was a great hotel in the early 80's but we have had 30 + years in the interim......a nearby business hotel might be a better choice !

aster Aug 8, 2013 11:49 am

I would love to stay at the RC/GH/IC on a different trip, but this one is really going to be about using the hotel just for crashing the night. If there is a nice gym or pool I won't even have the chance to give it a go this time around.

Anything else close to the action in Roppongi worth recommending in the 3-4 star range? Tokyo Prince is a backup plan I guess, but I'd prefer something closer to where it's all happenin'...

Q Shoe Guy Aug 8, 2013 8:14 pm


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21237639)
I would love to stay at the RC/GH/IC on a different trip, but this one is really going to be about using the hotel just for crashing the night. If there is a nice gym or pool I won't even have the chance to give it a go this time around.

Anything else close to the action in Roppongi worth recommending in the 3-4 star range? Tokyo Prince is a backup plan I guess, but I'd prefer something closer to where it's all happenin'...

All joking aside the alternatives I have mentioned , The Ibis and the B Roppongi are quite suitable even if they curl the nose hairs of some of the high rollers on this board ! You might try

http://travel.rakuten.com/?scid=topC_header_en

to find hotels closer to your needs !

aster Aug 9, 2013 6:38 am

Any reason why the Ibis site is not showing the Roppongi hotel at all, and only displays the Shinjuku one?

jib71 Aug 9, 2013 6:47 am


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21242128)
Any reason why the Ibis site is not showing the Roppongi hotel at all, and only displays the Shinjuku one?

I don't think it's an accor hotel.
http://www.ibis-hotel.com/en_company.html

aster Aug 9, 2013 10:44 pm

Thanks, that explains it. :)

Any thoughts on the Roppongi Hotel S (looks quite nice, plus free internet and breakfast) or the Hotel Villa Fontaine?

aster Aug 11, 2013 12:27 am

Any ways to get special rates at the ANA Intercontinental, or is their website pretty much guaranteed to have the best rate out there?

Does 66k Yen sound ok for this hotel? Does anyone stay there often - is it a decent choice for someone who wants to stay in Roppongi?

hailstorm Aug 11, 2013 1:32 am


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21251220)
Does 66k Yen sound ok for this hotel? Does anyone stay there often - is it a decent choice for someone who wants to stay in Roppongi?

66k for one night? You'd be better off booking the RC or GH instead!

aster Aug 11, 2013 4:20 am

Sorry, my bad, three nights. :)

Q Shoe Guy Aug 11, 2013 5:12 am


Originally Posted by aster (Post 21251220)
Any ways to get special rates at the ANA Intercontinental, or is their website pretty much guaranteed to have the best rate out there?

Does 66k Yen sound ok for this hotel? Does anyone stay there often - is it a decent choice for someone who wants to stay in Roppongi?

Beware the single classic at that price !

aster Aug 11, 2013 5:47 am


Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy (Post 21251845)
Beware the single classic at that price !

I'm pretty certain it was a double/twin room. :) Are there any sites with promo codes or something like that or is that all a waste of time and booking directly on the hotel web site will always give the best prices?


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