Overview
Kabukiza Theatre and Ginza's shopping streets are a short walk from Millennium Mitsui Garden Hotel Tokyo. Higashi-Ginza subway station is just a minute away, while Ginza Station is almost as close. You can explore the neighborhood on foot, then take the subway farther across Tokyo.
Most rooms have separate bath, toilet, and washroom areas. Noon checkout leaves time for breakfast or a final walk around Ginza before packing.
Rooms
Queen rooms come with either a bathtub or a shower booth, so choose the bathtub category if a soak after sightseeing matters to you. Superior Twin rooms provide 26 square metres, while the 37.7-square-metre Deluxe Corner Triple has three equal-sized beds for a family or group traveling together.
All rooms are non-smoking. In most categories, the separate bathroom areas allow one guest to use the washbasin while another showers. The Accessible Double is the exception, so check its facilities directly if you have specific accessibility needs.
Facilities
Wi-Fi is available in the rooms, lobby, and restaurant. Laundry can be left at the front desk for cleaning. Items received before 10:00 a.m. are normally returned after 5:00 p.m. the same day, although the service isn't available every day.
The hotel can also receive luggage sent ahead of your stay. Label it with the reservation name and stay dates so staff can match it to your booking.
Dining
ZEN HOUSE, the basement restaurant, serves breakfast from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m., with last entry at 10:00. Guests choose a main dish and help themselves to a Japanese and Western buffet. The selection includes egg dishes, beef sukiyaki, breads, salads, and fruit, though menus may change with the season.
The restaurant also opens for lunch, afternoon cafe service, and dinner, with cooking that draws on ingredients from around Japan. Ginza's many dining options are within walking distance when you'd rather head out.
Location and transport
Exit A1 at Higashi-Ginza is about one minute away for the Hibiya and Toei Asakusa lines. Ginza Station's Exit A5 is about two minutes away for the Ginza Line. They are separate stations, so follow the signs for the one that matches your route.
Yurakucho Station is around ten minutes away on foot for JR Yamanote Line services. From the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station, a taxi from the Yaesu side takes roughly ten minutes, depending on traffic.
Airport access
From Haneda Airport, Keikyu trains that continue onto the Toei Asakusa Line can reach Higashi-Ginza without a change, with some journeys taking about 30 minutes. Check the train's destination before boarding because not every service follows that route.
From Narita Airport, Keisei services that continue onto the Asakusa Line can take you directly to Higashi-Ginza. The Skyliner follows a different route and requires a transfer for Ginza. Check the next through-service if you'd prefer to avoid changing trains with luggage.
Why stay here
You can return between shopping, meals, and an evening performance without another journey across Tokyo. Separate bathroom spaces in most rooms make sharing easier, and noon checkout is welcome after a night out.
Nearby Kabukiza Theatre stages traditional Japanese dance-drama. Single-act tickets offer a shorter introduction for visitors who don't want to commit to a full program, and English captioning is available. Check the program, running times, and ticket options for your dates.
Good to know
There is no hotel car park. Staff can direct drivers to nearby paid parking, but public transport is more straightforward for a stay focused on Ginza.
1-minute walk