Detailed review & photos “Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi Premier”

The hotel is located on the upper floors of a complex called the “OVOL Nihonbashi.”

There was a big sign with the name of the hotel.

Entrance to the hotel.

The entrance was a stylish space with artworks everywhere.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There was an information counter where you can get tourist informations about the Nihonbashi area.

The lobby is located on the 9th floor.

There were beautiful glass bottles that looked like water drops displayed by the elevator.

The lobby on the 9th floor was spacious with artworks on display here and there. It was a very calm and chic lobby.

Gorgeous flowers were displayed. This was part of a project called Flower Yell that aims to reduce flower loss.

The front desk was big with a stylish wall at the back.

There were sofas placed here and there in the lobby.

You can enjoy a nice view of a garden right outside of the large windows, and the tall buildings of Nihonbashi in the background.

The elevators are at the back of the lobby.

There was a security door which you can only pass through unless you have your room key.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a closet with a mirror on the right and hooks to hang clothes on the left.

There was a bathroom on the right with a sink located outside. This design made the room feel wider.

You can close the door between the bathroom and the bedroom.

The room was spacious with about 23 square meters, the carpet and sofa were glossy, and the interior was chic and elegant with dark colors. It was a cozy room using soft lighting.

The bed was queen size and spacious. The mattress was just the right softness and was comfortable to sleep on.

There are 4 pillows prepared on the bed. It was the original sleep pillow of Mitsui Garden Hotel.

There was a light switch, outlet, USB port and a LAN port on the headboard.

There was also a light switch, outlet, USB port and an alarm clock on the other side of the bed.

There was a TV across the bed.

There was also a BOSE Bluetooth speaker under the TV, so I was able to listen to my favorite music through the speaker.

There were sofas facing each other at the back of the room.

There were two types os blinds; transparent and blackout blinds.

There was a building under construction across the street and I couldn’t enjoy the view, but depending on the location of the guest room, you might be able to see the cityscape of Nihonbashi.

The room seen from the window.

The bathtub, sink and toilet were all in a separate space.

A toilet with a washlet function.

The door when closed.

The sink was a stylish design. There was a face & hand soap on the counter.

Hand towels were prepared in a drawer.

Bath towels, face towels, drawstring purse with amenities and a hair dryer were prepared on a cart.

Toothbrush, razor, hairbrush, cotton & hair elastic set, cotton swab and a body wash towel were prepared in a purse. The drawstring purse was convenient to use when going to the public bath.

There was a spacious washing area next to the bathtub.

There was a shower head fixed on the wall and a removable shower. The water pressure was just right and the temperature could be adjusted easily.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were original products made by Pelican Soap.

I was able to relax in the large bathtub.

There was a closet with a mirror.

There was plenty of space to store my belongings inside the closet.

There was an ironing board, iron, clothes brush, shoehorn, slippers, nightwear and more.

Iron and disposable slippers.

Non-disposable slippers.

There was a cafe corner at the back of the room.

Glasses, cups, plates, forks, spoons, ice bucket and a multifunction bottle openers.

Electric kettle and cups.

Two bottles of water in the fridge.

There was a restaurant called “Nihonbashi Asada” next to the lobby. You can have Kaga style dishes served buffet style. However, dishes were served as a set during my stay due to the Corona virus.

It was a stylish restaurant with a nice atmosphere.

“BAR Matsu” on the 9th floor.

There was a large communal bath on the 9th floor. Artworks with lotus motifs were placed in the corridor leading to the large communal bath, and it was a stylish space using natural light.

There was a bath which you can lie down in.

There was an alcohol vending machine and an ice machine on the 14th floor. There was also a vending machine for soft drinks on the 11th floor.

Cityscape around the hotel.

“Coredo Muromachi Terrace” on the opposite side of the hotel.

Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi is a few minutes walk.

There were two entrances to the hotel from the underground passage, one on the Shin-Nihombashi station side and the other on the Mitsukoshimae station side.