Roppongi Prince Hotel - Tokyo, Japan

6.2 Out of 10 Fair Guests Recommend: Mixed

Amenities: 6.8 Cleanliness: 6.8 Location: 8.4 Comfort: 7.2 Service: 6.4 Value: 5.6

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Guest Reviews:

Nic from Mt Eliza, AU stayed on November 05, 2004

"Extremely disgusted at the "hidden" taxes the hotel charged us. These taxes should be known up front at time of booking."

Recommends the hotel to others? Unknown

Anonymous guest from San Francisco, CA US stayed on July 08, 2004

"It was a great hotel, although there seems to be a discrepency on what I was actually charged per night as opposed to what I was quoted by you. I don't have the paperwork with me right now (I am on holiday in Bali for 2 weeks), but as soon as I get back to San Francisco - I will tell you what I was actually charged by the hotel (per night, before hotel taxes and service charges) as opposed to what was quoted by you). Perhaps you may see the discrepency before I get back to San Francisco. Regardless, I enjoyed my stay at the Roppongi Prince very much. Thank you - George Babson"

Recommends the hotel to others? Yes

Jeff from Los Angeles, CA US stayed on December 07, 2003

"the place is ok, but the hotel is not nearly as nice as the pictures show. The reception area is tiny and they only give you one key. Even if there are 2 beds for 2 people, you only get 1 key. That means both people have to do the exact same thing at all times or risk being locked out. Plus, they only have internet service in some of the rooms and they don't ask if you need it when you check in. They only offer it after you complain. We did not get a connection in the room, so we asked to use the business center. Guess where that is? They don't have one.... Rooms are ok though. they provide a tiny fridge to use, so that nice. but the TV is tiny. 13 inch television from the early 80s. really looks like they have done no work on the room since they opened."

Recommends the hotel to others? No

LOCATION, STYLE AND CHARACTER: The stunning Roppongi Prince Hotel, with its inner court and curvaceous atrium, provides the perfect combination of luxury and intimacy. At its center is a sky-blue open-air swimming pool, with a dramatic camphor tree in the pool deck. This ultra-modern hotel has everything from a restaurant that overlooks the swimming pool to a multi-purpose hall that features Greek and Roman marble sculptures. Designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa, the Roppongi Prince Hotel offers the ultimate Tokyo experience. FEATURES AND SERVICES: The colors of each guest room are coordinated in subdued tones and furnishings feature comfortable, modern designs. The relatively small size of the hotel, with 216 rooms is ideal for people who appreciate privacy with personalized services. The hotel has 4 restaurants, each with their own unique theme and a bar with a marble counter and trompel'oeils painted on the walls. Other facilities include a heated outdoor swimming pool, jacuzzi and a low temperature sauna.

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