Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji: Perfect for Longer Stays in Tokyo

Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji: A Stylish Travel Hub in Tokyo

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Opening on September 30, 2024, Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji is a charming hotel that combines everything a leisure or business traveler could hope for.

Its location is ideal—situated between the Ginza and Tsukiji neighborhoods in Tokyo, with quick access to Nihombashi, a district lined with office buildings, restaurants, and traditional department stores. Whether for travel or business trips, it is convenient and versatile, catering to a wide range of needs.

The Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji, with its excellent access, comprehensive shared facilities, and comfortable rooms, ensures a luxurious stay in Tokyo.

The Features of Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji

1. Near Ginza and Tsukiji! Excellent Access to Stations
2. Functional and Cozy Apartment-Style Guest Rooms
3. Premium Dining Options Inside the Hotel and Out
4. Fitness Gym, Bathing Facility, and Environmentally-Friendly Amenities
5. Drug Stores and Convenience Stores Nearby
6. Famous Places to Visit Nearby in Ginza and Tsukiji

Near Ginza and Tsukiji! Excellent Access to Stations

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Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji is located in Tsukiji, a stone's throw away from Ginza, providing convenient access to subway and train lines, office districts, and shopping. Brand names line the walkable streets of Higashi Ginza, to the northwest of the hotel.

To the southeast, you can find Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple and the Tsukiji Outer Market. Because of its proximity to prominent tourist spots like the Kabukiza Theater, it serves as an excellent base for sightseeing.

With excellent transportation connections, this hotel is not only ideal for travel but also serves as a perfect base for business purposes.

Functional and Cozy Apartment-Style Guest Rooms

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Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji offers various types of rooms catering to different lifestyles and needs. The Deluxe Corner Twin Room, which sleeps two, features large windows offering panoramic views of Tokyo's cityscape.

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The Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji also offers rooms perfect for family trips or group travel with friends, accommodating three to four guests.

The Deluxe Accessible Triple Room with a maximum capacity of four provides three permanent beds and a sofa bed. With a spacious living area, this room allows you to enjoy a comfortable stay without any stress.

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Guests traveling for business have the option of booking rooms with in-suite work desks. With WiFi available throughout the hotel, you can smoothly carry out work tasks within the hotel premises.

The refreshment area on the second floor is also equipped with desks and power outlets, and you can bring coffee or light snacks purchased from the café on the first floor there. Being able to work in different locations allows you to change your environment while staying focused on your tasks, enabling you to work productively with a change of scenery.

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The most distinctive feature of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji is its ability to provide a "living in Tokyo" experience despite being a hotel.

All rooms are equipped with amenities essential for daily life such as a washer dryer, air purifier with humidifying function, combination refrigerator-freezer, and microwave. With these essential appliances available, the hotel is well-suited for mid-length stays.

The functional rooms incorporate a soothing color palette in their interiors, creating an atmosphere where guests can relax from the moment they set foot in the room. The exceptional hospitality of the staff is sure to bring a sense of peace and comfort as well.

Self-Check-in and Free Luggage Storage

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Check-in at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji can be done conveniently through a self-service check-in machine, reducing wait times. Moreover, guests can check out directly from their rooms, allowing them to leave the hotel with ease without the morning rush.

For times when you need to store your luggage before check-in or after check-out, there is a self-service cloakroom available where you can securely leave your belongings. This efficient luggage storage option helps travelers quickly handle the sometimes cumbersome task of storing their luggage, which is a convenient feature for guests.

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Premium Dining Options Inside the Hotel and Out

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Due to the excellent location of the hotel, guests will not have trouble finding dining options during their stay. You can enjoy fresh seafood at the Tsukiji Outer Market or indulge in fine dining at upscale restaurants in the Ginza area. Additionally, there are numerous traditional Japanese restaurants, cafes, and casual eateries surrounding the hotel.

If you prefer dining without leaving the hotel, the on-site restaurants are highly recommended. Within the hotel, there is GINZA ONO Gratia - Smoke Dining and ONO Market - Deli & Cafe GINZA, both operated by the Michelin-guide recognized ONO GROUP.

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If you are looking for a relaxed dining experience, visit GINZA ONO Gratia - Smoke Dining on the 14th floor. This restaurant offers wood-fire grill cuisine that is not bound by specific culinary genres, inspired by both Japanese and international flavors, in a luxurious setting.

Furthermore, if you are staying at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji, choose a room package that includes breakfast.

The breakfast is served in a semi-buffet style, where you can choose a main dish from Japanese, Western, or Chinese cuisine, while side dishes are available in a buffet style for you to enjoy as much as you like. You can also indulge in a varied selection of coffee, tea, juices, and desserts.

A great feature for those who prefer a leisurely morning is the option to exchange breakfast for lunch. If you miss the breakfast time, you can still use your breakfast ticket for lunch at the restaurant. You can sleep in until around noon without worrying about time and then enjoy your meal.

Even if you booked a plan without breakfast included, you can purchase a breakfast ticket on the spot by directly requesting it at the restaurant.

Additionally, for each breakfast voucher, guests receive one GratiaCoin that can be used at ONO Market - Deli & Cafe GINZA on the first floor. GratiaCoins can be exchanged for snacks and drinks at the café.

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ONO Market - Deli & Cafe GINZA is a casual café offering a variety of deli-style dishes in an open and inviting setting.

This café is open to both hotel guests and non-guests, featuring a refreshing atmosphere enveloped in the warmth of wood. It's perfect for a coffee break or a casual meeting.

You can also opt for takeout for meals and coffee, allowing you the flexibility to enjoy your food while exploring your room or outside the hotel.

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On the 14th-floor restaurant, you can enjoy a diverse menu that transcends traditional Japanese, Western, and Chinese genres, paired with craft beers and original cocktails made with sake, wine, and other beverages.

At the café on the first floor, try out drip coffee and treats like fruit sandwiches and tarts made with carefully selected bread. These items are perfect for strolling around or grabbing for in-room enjoyment.

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Fitness Gym, Bathing Facility, and Environmentally-Friendly Amenities

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The Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji offers exclusive facilities for guests, including a fitness gym, a large communal bath, and a refreshment area. After a good workout at the fitness gym, you can unwind and rejuvenate your mind and body in the communal bath.

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The front desk features an amenity bar with environmentally-friendly amenities, while the bathrooms are stocked with organic in-bath amenities from ORGANIT.

In the refreshment area, complimentary coffee and water are provided. This space is perfect for taking a break after bathing, working, or simply spending some relaxing time.

With its convenient access to the office district, the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji is ideal for refreshing at the gym and communal bath before heading to work.

Drug Stores and Convenience Stores Nearby

Due to its proximity to Ginza, some might imagine that the area is filled with high-end establishments only. However, there are plenty of casual shops like convenience stores and drugstores in the vicinity. These stores offer a variety of items including food, cosmetics, and souvenirs.

In particular, the convenience store located near the hotel immediately offers organic food and cosmetics, making it worth exploring during your stay.

The nearby drugstores sell popular cosmetics and personal care items from both domestic and international brands. You can easily find daily necessities and cosmetics here, making it very convenient during your stay.

Given the proximity to the Tsukiji Outer Market, it might be a great idea to buy fresh ingredients from Tsukiji and cook in your room's kitchen.

*Only the Deluxe Accessible Triple Rooms have a mini kitchen.

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Famous Places to Visit Nearby in Ginza and Tsukiji

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Ginza and Higashi Ginza, both a short walk away from the hotel, are Tokyo’s stage for high fashion and shopping. Known for their seasonal displays by world-famous brands and a plethora of impressive restaurants and cafes, these areas offer a delightful experience just by strolling through and taking in the sights.

Throughout the surrounding area, modern and classical architectural wonders abound. One prominent site to see when in Ginza is the clock tower of SEIKO HOUSE GINZA (the former Wako Main Building). This tower blends the precision of Japanese craftsmanship with the elegance reminiscent of Europe, making it a symbol of Ginza.

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The iconic Kabukiza Theater, a well-known Tokyo tourist attraction, is a must-see. Its distinctive roof and whitewashed façade stand out against its backdrop of contemporary skyscrapers. The theater hosts daily Kabuki theater performances, some of which include English-language subtitles or audio guides.

From stimulating nightlife to all-day activities, the Ginza neighborhood's charming options check all the boxes for premium shopping, dining, and a cosmopolitan lifestyle.

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When heading east from the hotel, you'll encounter Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple. Built in 1617, Tsukiji Hongwanji is a vast Buddhist temple complex. Strongly influenced by ancient Buddhist architecture from India and other parts of Asia, it exudes an Oriental ambiance distinct from traditional Japanese temples.

In addition to its striking architecture, Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple features a cafe and tea lounge, a Japanese cuisine restaurant, and a souvenir shop.

The popular breakfast menu offered at the cafe consists of 18 small plant-based dishes prepared following Buddhist traditions, offering the perfect way to enjoy the morning.

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A little further to the east, you will reach the Tsukiji Outer Market. Since its establishment in 1935, this market has been the heart of Tokyo's culinary scene, continuously supplying fresh ingredients, particularly seafood, to Tokyo's restaurants and even high-end Michelin-starred establishments.

While the market's primary functions have moved to the Toyosu Market, the Tsukiji Outer Market still opens daily. Here, you can experience the authentic tastes of Tokyo amidst a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. Some shops open as early as 4:00 AM, selling fresh products for breakfast and newly caught items directly from the boats.

The market offers a wide array of seafood, meticulously grown vegetables, traditional Japanese preserved foods like dried fish, pickles, and side dishes. These goods are transported daily from the market to restaurants across Tokyo. Seafood bowls, Japanese omelets, and fish cakes are particularly popular among visitors.

With a room at the nearby Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji, guests can enjoy all the excitement and flavor Tsukiji has to offer day or night.

Special Gift for Guests Until the End of December!

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Staying at the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji is bound to be an unforgettable experience due its prime location, facilities, and services.

Special events and campaigns are planned to celebrate of the opening of the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji

From September 30 to December 31, 2024, for a limited time, each accommodation plan will include a complimentary capsule toy gift (available while supplies last).

These gifts, containing items such as keychains inspired by Japanese woodblock prints, are perfect mementos for your visit.

Why not take this opportunity to stay at the newly opened Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Tsukiji, where tradition meets innovation in a location where both elements intersect?

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