Muji Hotel Ginza

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非常好的酒店

MUJI Hotel Ginza: The perfect choice for minimalists, live in the Japanese lifestyle aesthetics! The most surprising accommodation experience of this trip to Tokyo is none other than MUJI Hotel Ginza! From the location to the detailed design, it perfectly interprets the brand's concept of "simple but exquisite", and is recommended to travelers who like natural texture and convenient experience. Unbeatable location: The hotel is located in the core area of ​​​​Ginza, a 2-minute walk to Ginza Station, and it is very convenient to go directly to Narita/Haneda Airport! The MUJI flagship store is downstairs. If you are tired of shopping, you can go upstairs to rest. Next door is Shiseido Restaurant, surrounded by drugstores and luxury stores, a paradise for shopaholics! MUJI style immersive experience: The room is a Japanese minimalist design, with original wood tones + soft lighting, which instantly heals fatigue. All furniture and bathroom products are from MUJI, and the bedding is skin-friendly and you want to take it home! Although the area is compact (a common problem in Tokyo), the storage design is clever, and the suitcase can be easily spread out. I love the tatami teahouse by the window. It's so comfortable to have a drink while watching the night view of Ginza at night~ Details are a delight: • Free samples of MUJI skincare products, including makeup remover oil + moisturizing lotion • The smart control panel in the room can adjust the lighting mode (reading/sleep/night light) • Bonus points for environmental protection: toothbrushes and combs are made of biodegradable materials, and there is no mandatory replacement of bedding for extended stays Breakfast recommendation: MUJI Diner's breakfast set (sold separately) has fresh ingredients and focuses on organic vegetables and Japanese set meals. We recommend "Japanese-style morning meal", miso soup + grilled fish + tamagoyaki, to start a day full of energy!

Convenient transportation, excellent location, new facilities, very clean, MUJI is downstairs, the design details are very reasonable, the room is smart, but the room is long and narrow, and you will feel a little depressed if you stay for a long time. Recommend MUJI fans to experience it

MUJI is really the most disappointing, most disappointing, least worthy, and must be complained about hotel in this trip. After all, you can stay in a higher-end hotel with better service in Japan at the same price. First of all, the price is not cheap, basically 3000+, which I have booked 2 months in advance, not to mention the price of booking closer. Second, when booking, it is specially noted that you bring the elderly and avoid the last room. It was also emphasized on the day of check-in, and finally the last room was given. Third, on the day of check-in, we were received by a ********* (should be) waitress, but she did not speak Chinese, only English. She looked very enthusiastic, but it was actually a pit. This is what I discovered later, from the following points: 1️⃣ The hotel provides free snacks after 16:00 in the afternoon, right next to the hotel front desk, but as long as you don’t ask, you don’t pay attention, the waiter will not tell you specifically. 2️⃣ Looking at the video of the Internet celebrity staying in the hotel, it can be found that when checking in, the front desk receptionist will give a similar room description sheet, indicating which products guests can take away. We didn't have any, and when we asked them afterwards, they said they had never seen it before...3️⃣ When checking in, there are aromatherapy for guests to choose from. The internet celebrities in the video all have large bottles of aromatherapy, with various scents for you to choose from, and a few are given away for every number of people staying. In reality, we didn't have any scents to choose from, and the full-size was condensed into a very small one, and there was only one in each room. 4️⃣ The internet celebrity blogger had amulets as gifts, but we didn't actually see any. 🖐🏻 I clearly booked breakfast, but she actually said that I didn't book it. Fortunately, I can still understand simple English. In addition, I took a screenshot and saved the hotel reservation in advance, so she had nothing to say. Summary: You can experience it, but don't be obsessed with it. There are many good hotels in Japan. In addition, I only stayed for one day and didn't experience the room service, so I won't comment on it.