Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier Review: Family Triple Room
Our detailed review of Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier's triple room, perfect for families with kids. Discover spacious accommodations, stunning views, and unbeatable Ginza convenience.
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Our detailed review of Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier's triple room, perfect for families with kids. Discover spacious accommodations, stunning views, and unbeatable Ginza convenience.
After a refreshing 2-day, 1-night trip to Kamakura and Enoshima,
we found ourselves back in vibrant Tokyo.

As this was our final night in Tokyo, we wanted to indulge a bit and stay somewhere with a more comfortable and stylish ambiance. That's why we chose the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier.
For our last night, it was essential to balance relaxation with convenient access to the airport and other attractions!
Tokyo Ginza Hotel Review: Family of 3 |
1. Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier |
2. Why We Chose Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier |
3. Superior Twin + Extra Bed (Triple Room) Review |
4. Price & Booking Tips |
1. Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier
📍 Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier
8-chōme-13-1 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061 Japan
Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier is conveniently located in southern Ginza, Tokyo, just a 5-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, which serves both JR and subway lines.
This Ginza hotel boasts a unique layout, with the lobby situated on the 16th floor and all guest rooms from the 17th to the 25th floors, ensuring high-rise views.


The moment you step into the 16th-floor lobby, you're greeted by a breathtaking panorama of Tokyo Tower and the Ginza cityscape – it's truly a signature view!

As soon as we ascended to the 16th-floor lobby for check-in and saw Tokyo Tower through the expansive glass windows, we knew we had made an excellent choice for our accommodations.
2. Why We Chose Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier
If you've ever tried booking a hotel in Ginza, you'll know it's surprisingly challenging to find a suitable room for a family of three with kids.
Our decision to stay here was based on three clear reasons:

✅ Expansive High-Floor Views and Openness
With all rooms located on the 17th floor and above, there's absolutely no feeling of being cramped.

✅ Airport Accessibility & Transportation
The hotel is close to Shimbashi Station (subway and JR lines), and there's an airport bus stop nearby. This makes it incredibly easy to travel directly to the hotel from the airport or vice-versa.

✅ Triple Rooms Available
Triple rooms are surprisingly hard to find, but this hotel offers them. Our triple room for a family with a child was spacious enough to comfortably open our luggage.
3. Superior Twin + Extra Bed (Triple Room) Review

We stayed in a Superior Twin room with an extra bed, perfect for three people. It was spacious enough for our family of three, which is a big plus since many Tokyo business hotels barely have enough room to open your luggage once a bed is in place.


Here, we had a comfortable sofa and table area, and ample space to lay out our large suitcases.


A major convenience was the separated bathroom, shower, and vanity area, which kept things clean and accessible for everyone.
This Tokyo Ginza hotel is also known for its famous “View Bath” type rooms, where you can enjoy views of Tokyo Tower from the bathtub.

While our room wasn't this specific type, the floor-to-ceiling windows in our standard room still offered a fantastic panoramic view of Ginza, Tokyo.





As expected from the Mitsui Garden Hotel Premier line, the amenities, slippers, and even the bottled water in the mini-fridge were all of high quality.

The staff's service was also incredibly friendly. We utilized their airport luggage delivery service after check-out, and the English communication made the process smooth and hassle-free.
The breakfast at this Tokyo Ginza hotel, served in the 16th-floor restaurant, also gets excellent reviews. Unfortunately, we slept in and missed it, which is a bit of a shame. I'd love to try it on our next visit to Tokyo!
4. Price & Booking Tips

I compared prices for a triple room across major booking sites for September 2026:
Agoda ~$400
Trip.com ~$369
Rakuten Travel ~$351
Rakuten Travel, being a Japanese brand, was indeed the most affordable. Even during the summer high season, I managed to book through Rakuten for around ~$352.
While we booked for three people, standard rooms for two can typically be reserved for around ~$138 to ~$207.
Considering its prime Ginza location, stunning high-floor views, and the spaciousness of a triple room perfect for families with kids, this hotel offered excellent value, balancing premium comfort with a reasonable price.
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The Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier was a truly satisfying choice for our last night in Tokyo. We loved being able to unwind in a spacious, clean room and enjoy the Tokyo nightscape right from our window.

Especially if you're traveling with kids and need a comfortable triple room in Tokyo, with convenient access to transportation and the airport, I highly recommend the Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Premier.
This hotel is already popular, and triple rooms, in particular, are limited and tend to sell out quickly. If your Tokyo travel dates are set, I encourage you to check room availability in advance.
↓↓ Looking for a budget-friendly triple room in Shinjuku, Tokyo?

The hotel's lobby is on the 16th floor, and all guest rooms are situated on the upper floors, from the 17th to the 25th floor. A signature feature is the panoramic view of Tokyo Tower and the Ginza cityscape through the floor-to-ceiling windows immediately upon entering the 16th-floor lobby.
At this hotel, you can utilize a triple room, which is a Superior Twin room with an extra bed added. It is spacious enough for three people, including a child, and offers ample space for a sofa table area and for unfolding large suitcases.
In September, the prices for a triple room were ~$400 on Agoda, ~$369 on Trip.com, and ~$351 on Rakuten. The author booked through Rakuten for approximately ~$352, making it the most affordable option.
This hotel is conveniently located a 5-minute walk from Shimbashi Station, where both JR and subway lines operate. Additionally, there is an airport bus stop near the accommodation, making it easy to travel to and from the airport.
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