MUJI Hotel Ginza occupies the upper floors of MUJI’s flagship store at 3 Chome-3-5 Ginza, with the shop downstairs and a cafe, bakery and places to eat in the building. Its rooms use the brand’s restrained style, with wood, practical furnishings and MUJI products. The location puts Ginza’s shops and restaurants close by, while the hotel itself offers a quieter place to unwind. Lounge access can include snacks and drinks, from ramen to gin and sake. Room sizes are compact, so the thoughtful layout matters.
A hotel above the Ginza flagship store
MUJI Hotel Ginza is on the upper floors of the brand’s flagship store at 3 Chome-3-5 Ginza. The hotel and shop share a building, so MUJI products are part of the setting from the moment you arrive. The building also has a bakery, a cafe and places to eat, giving you options close at hand when you want a break between exploring Ginza.
The hotel has 79 rooms across nine categories. Room sizes and styles vary, but the design follows MUJI’s pared-back approach, with furnishings and everyday items from the brand. Wood and other natural materials shape the rooms’ look. Expect a compact space, particularly in the smaller categories, arranged around practical use rather than elaborate decoration.
What the rooms are like
The rooms bring together MUJI furniture, bedding and lifestyle goods, with details such as a wall-mounted CD player in some descriptions of the hotel. The design aims for a calm, functional feel, and the rooms include amenities from the brand. A comfortable bed and a well-equipped bathroom are among the details noted in accounts of stays.
The compact footprint is the main trade-off to weigh when choosing this hotel. The layout may feel long and narrow, and there is less room to spread out than in a larger hotel room. If you plan to spend much of your time shopping or exploring, the central location and the ability to pick up MUJI essentials downstairs may matter more than extra floor space.
Lounge, food and Ginza access
Lounge access can add a relaxed pause to your day, with MUJI snacks and drinks available, including ramen, gin and sake. The building’s food options include a bakery on the first floor, a cafe on the sixth floor and a restaurant in the basement. Breakfast is described as simple and Japanese in style; if you want a wider choice, look for breakfast nearby instead.
The hotel is well placed for Ginza shopping, with department stores, boutiques and restaurants in the surrounding area. Nearby transport connections also make it a practical base for getting around Tokyo. For a quieter walk through the district, head out early or later in the day, when the area is calmer than during daytime shopping hours.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is MUJI Hotel Ginza?
It is at 3 Chome-3-5 Ginza, Chuo City, on the upper floors of MUJI’s Ginza flagship store.
What food and drinks are available at the hotel?
The building has a bakery, a cafe and a restaurant. Lounge access can include snacks, ramen, gin and sake.
Are the rooms spacious?
Room sizes vary across nine categories, but some are compact and long in shape. The rooms use MUJI furnishings and practical amenities.
Is breakfast included?
The available information describes a simple Japanese-style breakfast but does not specify whether it is included with a stay.
