This accommodation is located in the bustling district of Roppongi, Tokyo, which is considered to be the best in Japan. It is within walking distance of Tokyo's top attractions, such as Tokyo Tower and Roppongi Hills. Choosing to stay here is an unforgettable decision. Additionally, free pocket Wi-Fi is provided.

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One way to think about Roppongi is that it has two sides. On the one hand Roppongi is one of Tokyo’s most opulent, upmarket areas, featuring world-class art museums, Michelin-starred restaurants and lots of luxury shopping destinations. On the other hand it is one of Tokyo’s most raucous party neighborhoods, full of restaurants, bars and clubs that stay open late. These two sides of Roppongi contrast, but they do not clash. It has a cosmopolitan flavor with an exciting mix of high and low. Access Roppongi Station by taking the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line or the Toei Oedo Line. The Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line stops at Nogizaka Station from where central Roppongi is just a short walk. From Haneda Airport: 50 minutes by train. From Narita Airport: around an hour by train. From Shinjuku Station: Nine minutes on the Toei Oedo Line to Roppongi Station. From Tokyo Station: Take the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line to Kasumigaseki, and transfer to the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line for Roppongi Station. Travel time: 26 minutes. Roppongi (六本木 in Japanese) is an area of central Tokyo located in Minato City. It’s right in the heart of things, close to many of Tokyo’s other most bustling areas. Meguro, Ebisu, Ginza, and Tokyo Tower aren’t far either. The heart of Roppongi is the famous Roppongi Crossing, a busy four-way intersection underneath an expressway for cars, which is emblazoned with two instances of the word “Roppongi” that form a sort of dynamic tunnel shape, drawing you into the excitement. Roppongi is anchored by two huge, fantastic mixed-use developments, which sit in different corners of the neighborhood: Roppongi Hills and Tokyo Midtown. Both have some amazing food and drink options, fantastic arts and culture offerings, outposts of world-famous luxury brands, and great spaces to lounge and relax. To walk from one complex to the other takes 15-20 minutes (they are roughly one kilometer apart).