Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier
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Benvenuto al Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier, la tua lussuosa fuga nel cuore di Tokyo! Con un incredibile prezzo di partenza di soli $217, questo hotel a 4 stelle ti offre un comfort e servizi senza pari. Situato a Chuo-Ku Ginza 8-13-1, sei a solo 4,3 mi dal vivace centro città, rendendolo una base perfetta per tutte le tue avventure a Tokyo. Svegliati con deliziosi colazioni che daranno il via alla tua giornata in modo positivo!
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1 Letto Queen Size
250 piedi quadri
Superior, Letto Queen Size, Vista Città
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Frigorifero
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1 Letto Queen Size
250 piedi quadri
Superior, Letto Queen Size, Fumatori ammessi, Vista
Vista città
Bagno Privato
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2 Letti Singoli
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Deluxe, 2 Letti Singoli, Vista Città
TV a schermo piatto
Frigorifero
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Con oltre 2.420 recensioni entusiastiche, è chiaro che gli ospiti adorano questo hotel! Goditi la comodità del Wi-Fi gratuito mentre pianifichi la tua giornata, oppure rilassati nel ristorante e bar in loco. Per coloro che necessitano di un po' di coccole extra, puoi concederti un massaggio rilassante (costi aggiuntivi applicabili) dopo una giornata di esplorazione. Inoltre, le camere non fumatori e climatizzate offrono splendide viste e sono progettate per farti sentire a casa.
Vivi il Meglio
Vivi il Meglio
Che tu sia qui per fare shopping nell'iconica Ginza o per scoprire la ricca storia di Tokyo, il Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier ha tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno. Approfitta della comodità del servizio reception attivo 24 ore su 24, delle opzioni di parcheggio (con costi aggiuntivi) e delle strutture accessibili per tutti. Quindi, fai le valigie e preparati per un soggiorno indimenticabile a Tokyo, dove comfort e convenienza ti aspettano!
Pianifica il tuo soggiorno
Pianifica il tuo soggiorno
Presso il Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier, la ristorazione assume un tocco romantico al squisito RISTORANTE E’VOLTA -il cielo-. Immagina di indulgere in autentica cucina italiana in un ambiente elegante che crea l'atmosfera perfetta per una serata speciale. Che tu stia brindando a un anniversario o godendo di un delizioso pasto con amici, questo ristorante vivace è il posto ideale per assaporare creazioni culinarie deliziose mentre ti immergi nell'atmosfera chic. Vieni per il cibo, resta per l'atmosfera: ogni piatto promette un sapore indimenticabile dell'Italia proprio nel cuore di Tokyo!
Firstly, I travel to Japan for work at least a half dozen times a year. However, this was the third trip my wife and I have taken together and the second Mitsui hotel we have stayed in and it definitely didn’t disappoint. The hotel starts on the 16th floor. There is a very nice private lobby on the ground floor and two lifts that take you to the 16th floor where you’ll find reception and the restaurant. The rooms start on the 17th floor. As the building is rectangular, every room, regardless of which side of the hotel you are on, faces the city of Tokyo so the views are spectacular. Also, in reception, there’s a huge picture window with sofas looking out and the view, particularly at sunset, is awe inspiring. The rooms are incredibly well designed and laid out and have every facility you could wish for. Like everything and everywhere in Japan, the rooms (and the hotel) are spotlessly clean. If you haven’t stayed in a hotel room in Japan (and particularly Tokyo) hotel rooms are small. I heard one British guest complaining at reception about this but it’s the way it is in Japan so do your research prior to booking. Breakfast is amazing, plenty of choice of both Western, Asian & Japanese food. My wife and I are both vegetarian so we had less choice but still enough so we could enjoy a great breakfast each day. The staff are exceptionally helpful (like everyone I’ve met in Japan) and always go the extra mile. The location is perfect. 8 to 10 mins walk to central Ginza (the Wako/Seiko department store, Mitsokosha, etc). The walk there is exceptionally nice as the streets are full of restaurants and shops. Finally, and separately from the hotel, from all Terminals at Narita and Haneda Airports, you can catch the Airport Limousine bus (you’ll see them everywhere at the airports and in Tokyo) directly to the hotel. It literally stops right outside the lobby. We took the bus from T1 in Narita and bought the tickets at the counter in the arrivals hall.
Steven
Great location for exploring the glitzy Ginza district. This is a larger hotel and at times can be a bit busy. At peak times we had to wait a few minutes to enter the breakfast buffet. The buffet itself was excellent including a lovely duck pancake. A filling breakfast that kept us going most of the day. The 16th floor reception is also the lounge. It too can be a little busy at time. Our room was, no other way to put it, small. We managed but found ourselves tumbling over each other at times. If I were to stay again I would look for a larger room. Surprisingly the bathroom tile had some mould. Not much but not what I expected from a higher end hotel. Staff were very helpful and the reception staff have good basic English language skills. I should mention that nearby (easy walking distance) there is a lovely park (you can see it from the 16th floor reception) which is ideal when you want a short break from the glitz and glamour of the Ginza. There is tea house there which serves matcha and a pastry. We arrived on the Shinkansen at Tokyo station and took a taxi from there to the hotel. I would recommend this if you have a luggage. Similarly we took a cab to Haneda which cost $75 (Canadian) rather than the Limousine bus (which stops around the corner from the hotel) or a cab to one of the subway stations. Fixed price cabs are available (but booking them proved to be an issue). They charge around $90 - $100. If you are not in a heavy traffic period you will probably save money taking a regular cab. The newer Toyota cabs, modelled on the London UK taxis are very comfortable. And most drivers we encountered could speak a little English.
Keith
We stayed for a few nights in a Moderate Queen Room. - The room is quite small, but it was enough for us. We were traveling with two medium-sized suitcases. - The view of the city from the bed is fantastic. The hotel itself offers stunning views from the lobby and restaurant. The lobby also has a nice area to work. - We really enjoyed the breakfast. Some dishes were unique, and we didn’t come across them anywhere else in Japan. Unfortunately, the coffee wasn’t great, but there’s an excellent café right next to the hotel with delicious coffee. - One evening, we ordered a massage in our room as we were exhausted after a long day. We booked two massages, one after the other. The masseuse did a great job, even though it was quite late—she finished after 10 p.m. A big thanks to her! - The hotel is conveniently located near several metro station exits, making it easy to get around.
Alina
We booked this hotel for our first day in Tokyo and it was perfect. The hotel is right at one of the stops for the limousine bus from Narita airport which makes it so convenient with all the luggage and it is also very close to the main Ginza shopping street. There are several convenience stores just right outside.. The staff is attentive and professional, and speaks good English. The hotel room was spotlessly clean and of good size given it's in the middle of Tokyo. The bed was very comfortable and we had a great sleep after our flight. Facilities are modern and thoughtful. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
Tam
The hotel's location is perfect – it is in the heart of the city, with easy access to the Airport Limousine Buses. Their room is not just always super clean and quiet but also equipped with all the necessary amenities for a trouble-free stay (e.g., comfortable bed for someone with spinal issues, adapter, cable, etc.). Above all, the staff's kindness is amazing. They are always willing to go the extra mile to assist you with all your concerns, from promptly answering all your queries during the booking stage to ensuring a smooth and hassle-free checkout process.
Mary
Firstly, I travel to Japan for work at least a half dozen times a year. However, this was the third trip my wife and I have taken together and the second Mitsui hotel we have stayed in and it definitely didn’t disappoint. The hotel starts on the 16th floor. There is a very nice private lobby on the ground floor and two lifts that take you to the 16th floor where you’ll find reception and the restaurant. The rooms start on the 17th floor. As the building is rectangular, every room, regardless of which side of the hotel you are on, faces the city of Tokyo so the views are spectacular. Also, in reception, there’s a huge picture window with sofas looking out and the view, particularly at sunset, is awe inspiring. The rooms are incredibly well designed and laid out and have every facility you could wish for. Like everything and everywhere in Japan, the rooms (and the hotel) are spotlessly clean. If you haven’t stayed in a hotel room in Japan (and particularly Tokyo) hotel rooms are small. I heard one British guest complaining at reception about this but it’s the way it is in Japan so do your research prior to booking. Breakfast is amazing, plenty of choice of both Western, Asian & Japanese food. My wife and I are both vegetarian so we had less choice but still enough so we could enjoy a great breakfast each day. The staff are exceptionally helpful (like everyone I’ve met in Japan) and always go the extra mile. The location is perfect. 8 to 10 mins walk to central Ginza (the Wako/Seiko department store, Mitsokosha, etc). The walk there is exceptionally nice as the streets are full of restaurants and shops. Finally, and separately from the hotel, from all Terminals at Narita and Haneda Airports, you can catch the Airport Limousine bus (you’ll see them everywhere at the airports and in Tokyo) directly to the hotel. It literally stops right outside the lobby. We took the bus from T1 in Narita and bought the tickets at the counter in the arrivals hall.
Steven
Great location for exploring the glitzy Ginza district. This is a larger hotel and at times can be a bit busy. At peak times we had to wait a few minutes to enter the breakfast buffet. The buffet itself was excellent including a lovely duck pancake. A filling breakfast that kept us going most of the day. The 16th floor reception is also the lounge. It too can be a little busy at time. Our room was, no other way to put it, small. We managed but found ourselves tumbling over each other at times. If I were to stay again I would look for a larger room. Surprisingly the bathroom tile had some mould. Not much but not what I expected from a higher end hotel. Staff were very helpful and the reception staff have good basic English language skills. I should mention that nearby (easy walking distance) there is a lovely park (you can see it from the 16th floor reception) which is ideal when you want a short break from the glitz and glamour of the Ginza. There is tea house there which serves matcha and a pastry. We arrived on the Shinkansen at Tokyo station and took a taxi from there to the hotel. I would recommend this if you have a luggage. Similarly we took a cab to Haneda which cost $75 (Canadian) rather than the Limousine bus (which stops around the corner from the hotel) or a cab to one of the subway stations. Fixed price cabs are available (but booking them proved to be an issue). They charge around $90 - $100. If you are not in a heavy traffic period you will probably save money taking a regular cab. The newer Toyota cabs, modelled on the London UK taxis are very comfortable. And most drivers we encountered could speak a little English.
Keith
We stayed for a few nights in a Moderate Queen Room. - The room is quite small, but it was enough for us. We were traveling with two medium-sized suitcases. - The view of the city from the bed is fantastic. The hotel itself offers stunning views from the lobby and restaurant. The lobby also has a nice area to work. - We really enjoyed the breakfast. Some dishes were unique, and we didn’t come across them anywhere else in Japan. Unfortunately, the coffee wasn’t great, but there’s an excellent café right next to the hotel with delicious coffee. - One evening, we ordered a massage in our room as we were exhausted after a long day. We booked two massages, one after the other. The masseuse did a great job, even though it was quite late—she finished after 10 p.m. A big thanks to her! - The hotel is conveniently located near several metro station exits, making it easy to get around.
Alina
We booked this hotel for our first day in Tokyo and it was perfect. The hotel is right at one of the stops for the limousine bus from Narita airport which makes it so convenient with all the luggage and it is also very close to the main Ginza shopping street. There are several convenience stores just right outside.. The staff is attentive and professional, and speaks good English. The hotel room was spotlessly clean and of good size given it's in the middle of Tokyo. The bed was very comfortable and we had a great sleep after our flight. Facilities are modern and thoughtful. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
Tam
The hotel's location is perfect – it is in the heart of the city, with easy access to the Airport Limousine Buses. Their room is not just always super clean and quiet but also equipped with all the necessary amenities for a trouble-free stay (e.g., comfortable bed for someone with spinal issues, adapter, cable, etc.). Above all, the staff's kindness is amazing. They are always willing to go the extra mile to assist you with all your concerns, from promptly answering all your queries during the booking stage to ensuring a smooth and hassle-free checkout process.
Mary
Firstly, I travel to Japan for work at least a half dozen times a year. However, this was the third trip my wife and I have taken together and the second Mitsui hotel we have stayed in and it definitely didn’t disappoint. The hotel starts on the 16th floor. There is a very nice private lobby on the ground floor and two lifts that take you to the 16th floor where you’ll find reception and the restaurant. The rooms start on the 17th floor. As the building is rectangular, every room, regardless of which side of the hotel you are on, faces the city of Tokyo so the views are spectacular. Also, in reception, there’s a huge picture window with sofas looking out and the view, particularly at sunset, is awe inspiring. The rooms are incredibly well designed and laid out and have every facility you could wish for. Like everything and everywhere in Japan, the rooms (and the hotel) are spotlessly clean. If you haven’t stayed in a hotel room in Japan (and particularly Tokyo) hotel rooms are small. I heard one British guest complaining at reception about this but it’s the way it is in Japan so do your research prior to booking. Breakfast is amazing, plenty of choice of both Western, Asian & Japanese food. My wife and I are both vegetarian so we had less choice but still enough so we could enjoy a great breakfast each day. The staff are exceptionally helpful (like everyone I’ve met in Japan) and always go the extra mile. The location is perfect. 8 to 10 mins walk to central Ginza (the Wako/Seiko department store, Mitsokosha, etc). The walk there is exceptionally nice as the streets are full of restaurants and shops. Finally, and separately from the hotel, from all Terminals at Narita and Haneda Airports, you can catch the Airport Limousine bus (you’ll see them everywhere at the airports and in Tokyo) directly to the hotel. It literally stops right outside the lobby. We took the bus from T1 in Narita and bought the tickets at the counter in the arrivals hall.
Steven
Great location for exploring the glitzy Ginza district. This is a larger hotel and at times can be a bit busy. At peak times we had to wait a few minutes to enter the breakfast buffet. The buffet itself was excellent including a lovely duck pancake. A filling breakfast that kept us going most of the day. The 16th floor reception is also the lounge. It too can be a little busy at time. Our room was, no other way to put it, small. We managed but found ourselves tumbling over each other at times. If I were to stay again I would look for a larger room. Surprisingly the bathroom tile had some mould. Not much but not what I expected from a higher end hotel. Staff were very helpful and the reception staff have good basic English language skills. I should mention that nearby (easy walking distance) there is a lovely park (you can see it from the 16th floor reception) which is ideal when you want a short break from the glitz and glamour of the Ginza. There is tea house there which serves matcha and a pastry. We arrived on the Shinkansen at Tokyo station and took a taxi from there to the hotel. I would recommend this if you have a luggage. Similarly we took a cab to Haneda which cost $75 (Canadian) rather than the Limousine bus (which stops around the corner from the hotel) or a cab to one of the subway stations. Fixed price cabs are available (but booking them proved to be an issue). They charge around $90 - $100. If you are not in a heavy traffic period you will probably save money taking a regular cab. The newer Toyota cabs, modelled on the London UK taxis are very comfortable. And most drivers we encountered could speak a little English.
Keith
We stayed for a few nights in a Moderate Queen Room. - The room is quite small, but it was enough for us. We were traveling with two medium-sized suitcases. - The view of the city from the bed is fantastic. The hotel itself offers stunning views from the lobby and restaurant. The lobby also has a nice area to work. - We really enjoyed the breakfast. Some dishes were unique, and we didn’t come across them anywhere else in Japan. Unfortunately, the coffee wasn’t great, but there’s an excellent café right next to the hotel with delicious coffee. - One evening, we ordered a massage in our room as we were exhausted after a long day. We booked two massages, one after the other. The masseuse did a great job, even though it was quite late—she finished after 10 p.m. A big thanks to her! - The hotel is conveniently located near several metro station exits, making it easy to get around.
Alina
We booked this hotel for our first day in Tokyo and it was perfect. The hotel is right at one of the stops for the limousine bus from Narita airport which makes it so convenient with all the luggage and it is also very close to the main Ginza shopping street. There are several convenience stores just right outside.. The staff is attentive and professional, and speaks good English. The hotel room was spotlessly clean and of good size given it's in the middle of Tokyo. The bed was very comfortable and we had a great sleep after our flight. Facilities are modern and thoughtful. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
Tam
The hotel's location is perfect – it is in the heart of the city, with easy access to the Airport Limousine Buses. Their room is not just always super clean and quiet but also equipped with all the necessary amenities for a trouble-free stay (e.g., comfortable bed for someone with spinal issues, adapter, cable, etc.). Above all, the staff's kindness is amazing. They are always willing to go the extra mile to assist you with all your concerns, from promptly answering all your queries during the booking stage to ensuring a smooth and hassle-free checkout process.
Mary
Posizione
Chuo-Ku Ginza 8-13-1, Tokyo, 104-0061, Giappone