Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo - Ginza

The location is fantastic! It's less than 100 meters from Kyushu Ramen, and Yu-gumi (a popular bathhouse) is also nearby. There's a great yakiniku (grilled meat) restaurant next door with excellent quality meat. You're surrounded by food options, and Don Quijote and Lawson are also very close. It's super convenient to drop off your shopping bags at the hotel after a stroll in Ginza, or just head back for a quick rest if you're tired. Getting to other places is a breeze too, as the subway station entrance is right downstairs. The bed is large, and the bathroom and shower are separate, both quite spacious. For one person, the room size feels just right, but it might be a bit snug for two people or if you have two large suitcases.

The hotel's location is fantastic; it's right outside Higashi-Ginza subway station. The three major Ginza department stores are also within walking distance, and there are plenty of dining options nearby. It's super convenient to drop off your shopping at the hotel afterwards.

The hotel is right next to Higashi-Ginza subway station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. Major department stores are all nearby, so shopping is a breeze, and there are plenty of dining options, plus convenience stores for picking up breakfast for the next day. If you don't want to drag your luggage onto the crowded subway (it gets incredibly packed), you can take the airport bus to Narita, but you'll need to walk about 10 minutes to the bus stop. The room's price definitely reflects its prime location. However, I wasn't impressed with the toiletries and hairdryer. I'm not sure if the Refa hairdryer was faulty or just designed that way, but it made an extremely harsh, high-pitched noise that left my ears ringing every time I used it. It also dried hair slowly and overheated easily, making it quite unpleasant to use. The shampoo and other bath products were also just average. Overall, I'd still recommend staying here. The location genuinely can't be beat, and despite being on a main street, it wasn't noisy at all.

The hotel is right in Ginza, so transportation is very convenient. I specifically booked it because I saw online that the express train from Haneda Airport takes 25 minutes directly to the hotel entrance. However, it seems the express train doesn't actually stop there. I ended up taking three more subway stops and walking for ten minutes to reach the hotel. So, if you're looking to shop, staying here is very convenient. But if you're traveling for other reasons or buying merchandise, you might want to consider other hotels.