Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza, Tokyo: from $245 a night

From $245 a night at Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza (Dec 6–7, 2026, 2 adults: $245 total, checked Nov 1, 2026). Jan 1–3, 2027, 2 adults: $689 total on Axel; Expedia listed $856 for the same stay when seen, checked Nov 1, 2026.

Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza is a polished, compact upscale city hotel in central Ginza in Tokyo, Japan.

Address: 5-11-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo. Property ID: 1275791.

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Total price: $755 USD

2026-12-06 to 2026-12-09 · 3 nights · 2 adults · 1 room.

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About Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza

• Property type: Hotel
• 5-star hotel
• 5-11-1 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
• City page: Hotels in Tokyo

Axel's take: 8.7/10

It's a strong Ginza base if you prioritize location over hotel facilities.

• Choose it for: Subway access, Ginza shopping and dining, and well-separated bathroom areas.
• Skip it if: You want sprawling rooms, extensive leisure facilities or apartment-style amenities.

Axel's opinion of Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Agoda · Booking.com · Tripadvisor. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

Room types

Room types and selected features reported for this hotel. Check your dates for availability.

Source: ETG room descriptions.

Standard with shower Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Room features: Fridge
• Standard with shower Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Standard with shower Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Standard with shower Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Superior Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Superior Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1

Superior Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Room features: Fridge
• Superior Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 1

Deluxe Corner Triple room

• Deluxe Corner Triple room — room photo 1
• Deluxe Corner Triple room — room photo 2
• Deluxe Corner Triple room — room photo 3

Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Room features: Fridge
• Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 1

Mikimoto Cosmetics Pearl Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Mikimoto Cosmetics Pearl Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 1
• Mikimoto Cosmetics Pearl Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 2
• Mikimoto Cosmetics Pearl Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 3

Hakuza Gold Leaf Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds)

• Beds: twin beds
• Hakuza Gold Leaf Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 1
• Hakuza Gold Leaf Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 2
• Hakuza Gold Leaf Deluxe Corner Twin room (twin beds) — room photo 3

Standard with bathtub Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Standard with bathtub Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Standard with bathtub Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Standard with bathtub Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Accessible Double room (full double bed)

• Beds: full double bed
• Room features: Fridge
• Accessible Double room (full double bed) — room photo 1
• Accessible Double room (full double bed) — room photo 2
• Accessible Double room (full double bed) — room photo 3

Location

Central Ginza convenience for shoppers, diners and subway-based sightseeing.

• The block: The hotel faces Harumi-dori on the Ginza 5-chome side, beside Higashi-Ginza's A1 exit, with Kabuki-za nearby toward Tsukiji. Use the signalized crossings along the avenue. Ginza's department stores define the shopping walk west; Tsukiji Outer Market is 11 minutes on foot east.
• Getting around: Use Higashi-Ginza's Hibiya and Asakusa lines, or nearby Ginza station, rather than treating Tokyo as walkable from one base. Haneda has through-train access via Keikyu and the Asakusa line. Taxis suit luggage-heavy transfers; Tokyo Tower is 10 minutes by taxi versus 25 minutes by transit.
• After dark: This is a restaurant-and-shopping base rather than a clubbing base. Harumi-dori brings traffic, but the Agoda stays reviewed describe quiet rooms; the evidence does not establish a recurring sleep-noise problem.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Agoda · Booking.com · Tripadvisor.

Best areas in Tokyo for first-time visitors

• Ueno & Akihabara: 8.7/10 for first-time visitors. Choose Ueno or Okachimachi for museums, market eating and strong value; Narita's Skyliner serves Keisei-Ueno directly.
• Ginza & Tsukiji: 8.7/10 for first-time visitors. Food halls, Kabukiza and market breakfasts balance sightseeing days; selected Higashi-ginza trains serve both airports directly.
• Tokyo Station & Marunouchi: 8.4/10 for first-time visitors. The leading overall base offers strong hotels and onward rail, but learn your station side before arriving.
• Asakusa: 8.4/10 for first-time visitors. Sensoji and riverside walks give each day a local focus, with good value but longer journeys west.
• Shinjuku: 8.1/10 for first-time visitors. Choose it when late dinners and bars matter; its large station makes the first arrival less straightforward.
• Shibuya & Harajuku: 7.7/10 for first-time visitors.
• Roppongi & Akasaka: 7.5/10 for first-time visitors.
• Ikebukuro: 7.3/10 for first-time visitors.
• Shinagawa: 5.9/10 for first-time visitors.
• Odaiba & Ariake: 4.9/10 for first-time visitors.
• Tokyo Disney Resort: 3.9/10 for first-time visitors. Where to stay in Tokyo for first-time visitors

Hotels around Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza

• Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier (Southern Ginza toward Shimbashi). Mitsui Garden Ginza Premier wins when: High-rise views and helpful service when the outlook matters more than being beside Higashi-Ginza. Keep Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza when: Keep Millennium for immediate subway access and a stay centered on Ginza's main shopping streets; Premier also involves an elevator change at its lobby.
• MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East (East of Ginza's shopping core). MIMARU Ginza East wins when: Family apartments, kitchens, flexible beds and especially helpful multilingual staff. Keep Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza when: Keep Millennium for a solo or couples' stay focused on central Ginza, without needing an apartment kitchen or family sleeping layout.

Alternatives for the same trip

• Sheraton Miyako Hotel Tokyo (Shinagawa). Sheraton Miyako Tokyo wins when: Quiet residential surroundings and strong service, particularly in renovated Sui rooms; accept variation in older categories and extra charges for pool and fitness access. Keep Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza when: Millennium wins for travelers who want Ginza shopping, restaurants and subway departures directly around their hotel.
• MONday Apart Premium Ueno Okachimachi (Ueno & Akihabara). MONday Apart Ueno Okachimachi wins when: Family-sized apartments with kitchens and in-room washer-dryers near Okachimachi, accepting audible trains and limited housekeeping. Keep Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza when: Millennium wins for daily hotel housekeeping and a Ginza-centered couples' stay where cooking and laundry facilities are unnecessary.

Getting around from Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo/Ginza

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

• Haneda Airport: 21 min by taxi.
• Narita International Airport: 58 min by taxi.
• Imperial Palace East National Gardens: 8 min by taxi.
• Fish Market Tsukiji Outer Market: 11 min.
• Tokyo Tower: 25 min by transit.
• Imperial Palace: 14 min by transit.
• Akihabara Electric Town: 46 min by transit.
• Sensō-ji: 48 min by transit.
• Tokyo Skytree: 19 min by taxi.
• Meiji Jingu: 19 min by taxi.
• Ueno Park: 11 min by taxi.
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden: 18 min by taxi.
• Hamarikyu Gardens: 21 min by transit.
• Harajuku: 21 min by taxi.
• Roppongi: 33 min by transit.

What guests say

• Ratings: 4.4/5 (1,797 reviews).
• Praised: Atmosphere (100% positive); Location (99% positive); Public transit (94% positive).
• Complaints: Breakfast (49% negative); Room amenities (39% negative); Bathrooms and toiletries (32% negative). The aggregate records 99% positive sentiment across 239 location mentions and 92% across 100 cleanliness mentions. Breakfast splits almost evenly across 40 mentions;

Good to know

• Check-in and checkout: Check-in 15:00; checkout 12:00. Payment is requested at check-in.
• Parking: No on-site parking.
• Smoking: All guest rooms are non-smoking; a designated smoking area is on B1.
• Housekeeping: Room cleaning, towels and bed-making are daily. Sheets change after 3 nights of use; additional changes are available using the room's request card.
• Electrical shutdown: January 6, 2027: no building access or stays inside from 12:00–17:00; check-in starts 18:00. ZEN HOUSE closes after breakfast that day and resumes breakfast January 7, 2027.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Expedia · Agoda · Booking.com · Tripadvisor · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

• Rooms: Standard queens start at 20 m²; superior twins are 26 m². Bathing, toilet and washbasin areas are separated except in the accessible room; bathtub provision depends on category.
• Cleanliness: A clear strength overall: Expedia scores cleanliness 9.6/10 and Booking.com 9.0/10. The evidence records 92% positive sentiment across 100 cleanliness mentions.
• Service: Expedia and Agoda feedback supports helpful, friendly service, including assistance with luggage and restaurant arrangements.
• Amenities: ZEN HOUSE restaurant, free Wi-Fi, laundry service and daily housekeeping. The appeal is practical city comfort rather than resort-style facilities.
• Fees and surprises: No on-site parking. Payment is requested at check-in. Standard check-in is 15:00 and checkout 12:00.
• Hotel policies: Breakfast: ¥3,080

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