Marunouchi Hotel – Review & Photos

The hotel seen from the outside.

Enter from Oazo, where you have passed the signal from the Marunouchi North Exit. There was a drive-in by the main entrance.

There is also an entrance in Oazo underground as well.

If you go to the 7th floor by elevator, you will get to the lobby floor.

On the 7th floor, there are sofas on the left and the lobby on the right.

There is a garden on the 7th floor, and you can see the garden from the window.

I was able to check-in and check-out smoothly without having to wait in line.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corrior.

Guest room door.

There was a closet and a cafe corner on the right and a bathroom on the left. An air purifier was installed beside the bathroom. The room is calm and not too bright. There was plenty of space to open up my suitcase.

The bed was comfortable to sleep on.

There was a soft pillow and a hard pillow that you can pick from.

There was a table between the beds with a telephone, memo set and an alarm on top. In addition, there was an outlet which was convenient for charging my electric devices.

A TV and desk across the bed.

There were pajamas in this drawer.

A baggage rack next to the desk.

On the desk was a stand mirror, accessory tray, tissue, hotel information, etc. In the drawer under the desk was a delivery address label, laundry bag, LAN cable, etc. The desk was big enough to work on my computer.

A table and two arm chairs next to the window.

The room seen from the window.

The view from my room was of buildings.

The bathroom had a shower and bathtub together.

The bathtub was big and relaxing.

The shower was a height adjustable and removable hand shower, and the water pressure could not be changed, but it was strong enough.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were on the bathtub.

A toilet with a Washlet function.

The sink was low with a stool so that elderly people and children can sit.

Amenities were prepared in the basket under the sink. Amenities included a toothbrush, comb, cotton swab, cotton, shower cap, razor, body towel, and facial supplies. I was pleased with the facial set that included makeup removal, face washing, lotion, and serum.

A hook on the door for hanging towels and clothes.

There was a closet on the right after entering the room. The door of the closet is a mirror, so it was nice to be able to check my outfit. There were enough hangers in the closet. There was also deodorant spray and a clothes brush.

There were also a trouser press, shoe wrench, slippers and a safe.

The safe was big enough to fit many things inside.

There was a counter beside the closet, and there was a cafe corner here. There was an electric kettle, ice bucket, cups, glasses, instant coffee and tea.

Two free bottles of water.

There was nothing inside the fridge.

On the 8th floor is a French restaurant called “pomme d’Adam” where I had breakfast.

You can choose between Japanese or Western breakfast and if you choose Western you will be shown to this restaurant.

There is also a terrace seat which you be nice when the weather is nice.

Cereal, yogurt and drinks.

The French toast was fluffy and delicious.

If you choose Japanese breakfast, you will eat at the Japanese restaurant “Tsubishi Oshimitsu” on the 7th floor. It was a set meal and you can choose rice or porridge.

There is a gym. Although it is small, there are many machines and it is open 24 hours a day.

A business center with computers, printers, and copy machines.

Oazo underground entrance.

Most of the guests staying were not Japanese. There were also many elderly people and I did not see any children. Japanese people were here for a wedding or to eat at the restaurants.

Marunouchi North Exit.