Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier

Because it’s close to the National Stadium, it’s very convenient when there are events. I was able to relax on the spacious bed. I also liked that the Room had a balcony. The sink is fully visible from the Room, which felt a bit uncomfortable, but having a ReFa showerhead was a big plus. Breakfast was buffet-style with plenty of options; the bread and Eggs Benedict were delicious. Also, I highly recommend the rooftop terrace—it’s a great spot where you can see the National Stadium from above. There was an issue in my Room, but the front desk staff handled it politely and were very helpful. This is a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

This was my first stay. I was worried about parking availability on the weekend, but it was fine. However, I would really appreciate it if parking could be reserved in advance.The Room was on the 7th floor facing the stadium. The view isn’t wide open, but there are no tall buildings nearby, and at night it’s especially beautiful—you can enjoy a quiet atmosphere that doesn’t feel like the city center. On the other hand, restaurants, convenience stores, and ramen shops are about a 5-minute walk away, so if you want a late-night snack, the takeout from Evolta on the 1st floor (until 20:30) is tasty and may be a good option.I’ve also stayed at Mitsui Garden Hotel Nihonbashi, and in any case the Rooms are very clean. This Hotel also has balconies, and everything—including the windows—was spotless. It feels like they have all the basics down properly. Overall, I thought it was excellent. I highly recommend making a Reservation for a stadium-side Room.