Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier Tokyo

“Great location, beautiful hotel.”

Great hotel in centre of Nihonbashi. Rooms were stylish modern. Wet room separate from toilet, very convenient. Unique and delicious breakfast, small plates of traditional Japanese food. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was very good, away from the busy tourist areas, very quiet bu… more

Great hotel in centre of Nihonbashi. Rooms were stylish modern. Wet room separate from toilet, very convenient. Unique and delicious breakfast, small plates of traditional Japanese food. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was very good, away from the busy tourist areas, very quiet but with plenty shops and restaurants. Right next to an underground station - convenient for getting around Tokyo.

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“Quiet And Expensive Business Hotel”

Located about 30 minutes drive away from the Tokyo Haneda International Airport in Chuo, Tokyo, Kanto, Japan, the Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is a 4-star business hotel with well-appointed rooms for discerning business travellers, albeit at premium prices. Opened in September 2018, Mitsu… more

Located about 30 minutes drive away from the Tokyo Haneda International Airport in Chuo, Tokyo, Kanto, Japan, the Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is a 4-star business hotel with well-appointed rooms for discerning business travellers, albeit at premium prices. Opened in September 2018, Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is situated directly above Mitsukoshimae Station on the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, making it convenient to get around. Ambience at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier offers a unique blend of modern contemporary design and traditional Japanese aesthetics, themed around connecting tradition and innovation. There's carefully curated spaces, including an inner courtyard with hand-crafted earthenware blocks and seasonal plants, as well as terraces adorned with artistic arrangements like sculptures and glasswork. The lobby lounge exudes elegance and sophistication. Rooms at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier are smaller than most other hotels, and priced more expensively. I stayed at the Standard Double Room, which was comfortable and well furnished. The bathroom was designed in 3 parts, separating the shower, sink, and toilet. The cable television was lacklustre, while the working desk was decent. The place is clean, and the range of beverages in-room is decent. Food at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is served at their in-house Nihonbashi Asada restaurant, which many have reviewed as being expensive for what it's worth. Specializing in traditional Kaga cuisine from the Kanazawa region of Japan, dishes are presented kaiseki / multi-course meal style, set within a serene atmosphere with a mix of counter seating and private rooms. However, besides the high price point, the dishes are largely the same across the week, making this place good for dining just once or twice. Service at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is friendly and helpful, with a good number of staff able to converse in basic English or Mandarin. Housekeeping is thorough and efficient, while reception for check-in and check-out is seamless and quick. Love the idea of the Amenities Self-Service Counter where you can help yourself as needed. There's also vending machines and ice dispensers within the hotel. However, the laundry service is expensive. The facilities and activities at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier are catered to business travellers, though strangely, there isn't any meeting rooms. Still, the lobby lounge, with its free and fast wi-fi and power sockets, can serve as an informal meeting area or co-working space. The highlight here is their relaxation treatments, from massage to a large indoor onsen bath. Nothing much for children's entertainment though, and there's no gymnasium or swimming pool. Overall, Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier is a quiet and convenient hotel, though somewhat expensive.

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“Very good choice”

I stayed at this hotel twice in March - checked in after a long flight and stayed for 2 nights, then went to the other region of Japan for 3 nights and back here for another two nights. The location if the hotel is perfect. It wasn't my first time to Tokyo but it was my first time to stay at Nihon… more

I stayed at this hotel twice in March - checked in after a long flight and stayed for 2 nights, then went to the other region of Japan for 3 nights and back here for another two nights. The location if the hotel is perfect. It wasn't my first time to Tokyo but it was my first time to stay at Nihonbashi. It turned out to be my favorite location in Tokyo - it's quiet but with excellent transport link. Arriving at Narita, I hoped on a Skyliner then change to the metro for a few stops. The hotel is directly linked to the metro station (if you take Ginza line, use exsit 9/10 or even walk further north of the underground station and you will reach the basement of the hotel). Check in was done very efficiently with a big smile. The room might be the only downside of my review. It is functional but it's dark. The size of the room is not large but it's Tokyo. The hotel has an onsen on the lobby level - it is super nice to come for relaxation after a long day of walking and shopping in town. The public area is well maintained. Very tastefully decorated and clean. Breakfast is of high quality and it was very calm. Service and food were both superb!

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