Located in the center of Ginza, the Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo features a unique design by Masahide Ishikawa that represents a weaving together of Ginza’s history, present, and future. The interior expresses IKI (esprit) and modern spaces in a superb manner and the lobby hosts a magnificent work by Jotaro Saito, who is well-known as a leading contemporary kimono designer, that expresses the tradition and the new characteristics of Ginza.
The hotel is located between Ginza and Higashi-Ginza stations and is in walking distance of Tokyo Tower (15min), Hama-Rikyu Gardens (10min), and Tsukiji Outer Fish Market (10min).
Amenities
Toothbrush set / Razor / Shaving cream / Aftershave lotion / Hair brush / Shower cap / Cotton pads and elastic hair bands / Cotton buds / Shampoo and conditioner / Shower gel / Face and hand soap / Body washing towel / Face towel / Bath towel / Slippers / Nightwear / Skincare products for women (makeup remover, skin lotion, toner, cleansing foam) / Mineral water
Room Accessories
TV / Satellite broadcast service / Air purifier with humidifier function / Bathroom (toilet, shower and bath module) / Ionic hair dryer / Kettle / Safety box / Fridge / Telephone
Accessibility
The Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo offers 6 double accessible rooms (2 smoking, 4 non-smoking). Each room features widened doors and hall. The bath features conveniently placed handrails. The room is located near the elevator.
For people travelling with a hoist or personal lift, bear in mind was that the bathroom has a 1 inch /2.54 CM lip. To exit with a hoist you need to push the hoist over that – it is not completely flat.
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