Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo - Ginza

The location is absolutely fantastic! Mitsukoshi is right across the street, and Ginza Six is just a 3-minute walk away. There are tons of restaurants nearby, and they even opened a Yang Guofu Malatang. The hotel breakfast was also pretty good. All in all, it's a top choice when traveling with kids.

The front desk had staff who spoke Chinese, the room was clean, and the bed was very comfortable. The location was excellent; you could walk to the entire Ginza shopping district. There's a popular ramen place nearby that wasn't very good, but a Yakiniku restaurant called Jojoen (not the one on the Mitsukoshi building) was incredibly delicious. You won't have to worry about food or drinks staying here. The Asakusa Line downstairs goes straight to Narita Airport (if you're not good with transfers, just allow two hours for the trip). I would definitely choose Mitsui Garden again next time I visit.

I stayed at this hotel for four nights. It's quite convenient as you can take the LCB airport bus directly from Narita Airport Terminal 2 to Ginza, and then it's just a 10-minute walk to the hotel. It's all flat ground, so pulling luggage is a breeze. Taxis in Tokyo are very expensive, so this saved me a lot of money.

The location is superb, with an airport bus stop not far away, right in Ginza, making shopping and dining incredibly convenient. Everything is within walking distance, which is why we chose to stay here on our last day.

It was okay. The carpet was a bit old, which surprised me. I'd stayed here 6 or 7 years ago, and I remembered it as soon as I walked into the lobby. The twin rooms are all street-facing. The location is just so-so; it's close to Mitsukoshi. I usually use Ginza Station, so Higashi-Ginza is a station I rarely use. You can get to the airport from downstairs, but there are only stairs, which would be a nightmare for women with heavy luggage. There's a Yang Guo Fu downstairs.