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Mitsui Garden Hotel Gotanda
Balancing clean design with panoramic views, Mitsui Garden Hotel Gotanda offers comfort, function, and skyline-facing baths near major Tokyo transit lines.
Hotel
Business Hotel, Rooftop Bath, Urban Views, Convenient Access
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Just a few minutes’ walk from Gotanda Station, Mitsui Garden Hotel Gotanda combines functional elegance with elevated amenities in the heart of Shinagawa. The property features warm-toned interiors, efficient layouts, and a tranquil rooftop bath offering cityscape views of Tokyo. Guest rooms are outfitted with plush beds, deep soaking tubs, and subtle lighting to support rest after a day of business or travel. The on-site restaurant serves a Japanese-Western fusion breakfast, while vending areas and self-serve laundry support longer stays. The hotel appeals to solo travelers, working professionals, and couples looking for a modern, calm atmosphere with quick access to central Tokyo and Haneda Airport.
Facilities & Services
Rooftop public bath with skyline views
Japanese-Western fusion breakfast buffet
24-hour front desk
Self-service laundry
Vending machines
Business-friendly rooms with workspaces
Free Wi-Fi
Air purifier and humidifier in rooms
Luggage storage
Non-smoking facility
Quick access to Gotanda Station
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