Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingu-Gaien Tokyo Premier – Review & Photos

The hotel is built in front of the new national stadium, and the exterior is characterized by a design using wood with emphasis on curves. It is a modern building with a Japanese style.

There were two entrances and the entrance by the road had a drive-in.

The lighting and the balcony grid created shadows.

A hotel sign at the entrance.

The entrance seen from inside the hotel.

There was a lobby right at the entrance. The first floor is a spacious and open space made of stone and wood, and it has a gallery-like atmosphere with art in some places. Bianchi road bike is decorated as an object in the lobby, and you can also rent a Bianchi road bike at the bicycle rental service.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

You will need your room key to get to your floor.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room door.

The room has a calm and modern atmosphere and it is not very big, but was a comfortable space.

The bed was semi-double which was spacious and comfortable to sleep on.

With the touch panel on the bedside table, you can control the lighting, set the alarm, set it to “do not disturb,” ask for a clean up, etc.

An outlet and a USB port by the bed.

Air conditioner pannel.

The TV was across the bed with an art work next to it.

A baggage rack.

The room seen from the window. The sink and bedroom are in the same place, but you can divide it with a door as well.

The door closed.

There were two chairs and a table by the window.

The balcony was very spacious.

There is a glass protection, so the view is very nice.

At night, I was able to see a wonderful night lights of the skyscrapers above the trees of Jingu Gaien.

The bathroom, sink and toilet were all separated.

There is a door behind the sink, so you can open and close it to get some privacy.

Hand & facial soap on the sink and a magnifying mirror.

Cups and a face mirror were placed on a stylish shelf.

There was a toothbrush set, brush, cotton & hair rubber set, razor & shaving gel, body towel and skin care set prepared.

Next to the sink is the toilet.

It was a toilet with a Washlet function. There was a plant in the room.

Across the sink is the bathroom.

The bathroom was a stylish monotone and the washing area was spacious.

There was a fixed rain shower and a removable hand shower. The shower head was large and the water pressure was sufficient.

Mikimoto cosmetic shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared.

The bathtub was not particularly big, but I was able to relax.

The closet was on the left side of the bedroom.

The closet when opened.

There were plenty of hangers, an ironing board, an iron, a deodorant spray, a shoehorn, a clothes brush, and a shoe polisher.

There was also laundry service.

The cafe corner on the shelf by the window.

In the drawer were tea bags, coffee, an electric kettle, cups and glasses.

Under the shelf was a refrigerator. There were two bottles of water inside.

There is a “Ristorante & Bar Evolta” on the first floor. It is a spacious restaurant with a Kamakama open kitchen.

A bar with a nice atmosphere.

A bakery selling takeout breads.

I had a buffet style breakfast here.

There were drinks and smoothies.

You can enjoy breakfast on the terrace while enjoying nature.

A rooftop terrace overlooking the New National Stadium and the Jingu Gaien Shrine. There were no tall buildings around and the view was nice and open. You can see fireworks during the Jingu Fireworks Festival held in August every year.

View form the rooftop terrace.

The large public bath was about 9.4 meters wide, and the hotel was the site of the Meiji Jingu Gaien swimming area.

There was also a skin care set in the public bath. The dryer was made by Dyson.

An open fitness room with large windows. There was an Italian training machine, “Technogym.”

Drinks and food vending machine.

A vending machine selling alcohol.

“Accessible Queen Bed Room”

A universal type of spacious bath, washroom, and toilet are provided so that everyone can relax.

“Superior Corner Twin Bed Room” is located in the corner of the floor and with privacy.

There was a mini kitchen.

“Moderate Queen Bed Rom” is a 22-sqm room with a queen-size bed, armchair and an ottoman.

“Superior Corner Twin Bed Room”

A room with a sofa where you can stretch your legs and relax.

“Deluxe Twin Bed Room” is a room of 38 square meters with an L-shaped balcony.

You can enjoy a two-way view from the L-shaped balcony.

“Moderate Room” is a functional and compact room suitable for one person to stay.

“Junior Suite Twin Bed Room” is a spacious room with more than 50 square meters, a living room, a desk and a minibar.

With a large private terrace, you can enjoy an amazing view from the top floor.

“Junior Suite King Bed Room” is a 46.5 square meter room with a big sofa, desk and a minibar.

You can enjoy a nice view from the top floor.

Jingu Gaien Shrine.

There were no private houses or commercial facilities around the hotel and it was a quiet place.

It is about a 10 minute walk to Ginkgo Namiki.

The “Saintoku Memorial Painting Museuml,” the symbol of the Meiji Jingu Gaien, is just around the corner from the hotel.

New National Stadium.

Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium.

Meiji Jingu Gaien Ice Skating Rink next to the hotel.

There were many couples, foreigners visiting Japan, and people staying for business purposes as it is located in the city center near the station.

Next to the hotel is the National Stadium station exit.

JR Sendagaya Station.