MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Stroller friendly?

Yes. You can push a stroller straight in: the entrance is a step-free automatic door 120 cm wide. Room doors are 82 cm wide with a 1.5 cm lip underneath.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Diaper changing table?

Yes. The changing table is inside the multifunctional toilet on the first floor.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Nursing space?

No. There is no shared nursing room. Rooms are private and each has a kettle for making up formula.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Family restroom?

Yes. There is one multifunctional toilet, on the same floor as the front desk, with a baby seat to park a small child in. It also has handrails and an ostomy washer.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Outside food allowed?

Yes. Food you bring in can be eaten at the dining table in your room. A small grocery is directly across the street, and convenience stores are within a five-minute walk.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: English support?

Yes. Staff come from a range of countries and the hotel uses a multilingual interpreting app.. (checked 2026-08-14)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Elevator?

Yes. One elevator, with a 90 cm door and a car 150 by 160 cm, so a stroller fits. You need your room key card to ride it.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Crib rental?

Yes. Baby cribs and bed guards are lent free of charge. Numbers are limited, so contact the hotel before you arrive, and note that both carry an age limit for safety.. (checked 2026-08-14)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Co-sleeping policy?

Yes. Up to two small children per room are not counted in the guest total when they share a bed. There is no extra charge for them.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Child occupancy & connecting rooms?

Yes. Rooms take four to six adults plus two children. Booking counts anyone aged 7 or over as an adult; children aged 0-6 are counted separately and do not need a bed. Room sizes run 38 to 63 sqm, and the family rooms have a bunk bed.. (checked 2026-08-14)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Washing machine?

Yes. There is no washer-dryer in the rooms. The shared coin laundry has three washing machines and three dryers, and detergent goes in automatically.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Kitchen?

Yes. Every room has a kitchen, cookware and a dining table: IH hob, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, crockery and cutlery, pots, a frying pan, bowls, a sieve, knife and chopping board, cooking chopsticks, ladle, turner, kitchen scissors, kitchen paper, washing-up liquid and sponge, plus coffee and tea.. (checked 2026-08-14)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Bath style?

Yes. Each room has its own bathroom with a tub, kept separate from the washbasin.. (checked 2026-08-14)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Baby amenity rental?

Yes. Loan items include a rice cooker, a toaster, extra tableware, a thermometer and an umbrella (the list varies by hotel). A shower chair, a freestanding handrail and a bathroom mat can also be borrowed free.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Kids' & baby meals?

No. There is no restaurant in the building, and no children's meals or baby food are served.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Stairs & steps inside hotel?

Yes. The way from the front desk to the elevator is flat, so you never need the stairs. From the elevator, some rooms are reached along a short open-air corridor.. (checked 2026-09-02)

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East: Stroller access notes?

Yes. The hotel is at 1-4-4 Shintomi, Chuo-ku. Three minutes on foot from exit 2 of Shintomicho station on the Yurakucho line — the English page calls it the elevator exit — or six minutes from exit A3 of Hatchobori station on the Hibiya line and JR Keiyo line. From Haneda it is about 40 minutes by train or 30 by taxi; from Narita about an hour by train, or an hour and ten by taxi. The hotel publishes a universal-design map from the nearest stations and an accessibility guide to the rooms and building, both as downloads. Bring your own toothbrushes and slippers — they are not put in the rooms, though the front desk has them if you need.. (checked 2026-08-14)

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MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East

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An apartment hotel whose rooms run 38 to 63 square meters, each with a kitchen.

Some of the hotel's rooms have bunk beds, and one is filled with a hundred Pokémon.

MoreWhat kind of place

MIMARU Tokyo Ginza East is an apartment hotel in Chuo City, Tokyo, where every room comes with a kitchen, cookware, and a dining table, not just beds.

The smallest, at 38 square meters, has two single beds plus two loft beds; a 55-square-meter room sleeps up to six adults and two children.

The largest, at 63 square meters, has tatami floors and two sets of Japanese futons — mattresses laid on the floor for sleeping.

In June 2026 the hotel announced that it had placed fourth among Japanese hotels in the 2026 Travelers' Choice Best of the Best Hotels awards.

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Cribs and bed rails can be borrowed free of charge.source2026-08-14
For safety reasons, the cribs and bed rails come with age limits.source2026-08-14
Every room has a kitchen, cookware and a dining table.source2026-08-14
The kitchen equipment includes an induction cooktop, dishes, cutlery, a refrigerator, a microwave, an electric kettle, pots, a frying pan, a knife and a cutting board.source2026-08-14
The washbasin is separate from the bathroom, and the bathroom is spacious and has a tub.source2026-08-14
Rooms do not have a washer-dryer; coin laundry machines are in a shared area of the building.source2026-08-14
All rooms are non-smoking.source2026-08-14
Other facilities include free Wi-Fi, coin laundry, a hair dryer, a safe, a TV, a humidifying air purifier and a washlet toilet.source2026-08-14
The staff come from a range of countries, and the hotel uses a multilingual interpretation app.source2026-08-14
The Pokémon Room has a hundred Pokémon in it.source2026-08-14
The Pokémon Room is 39 square meters with two single beds and one bunk bed, for up to 4 adults and 2 children.source2026-08-14
The Family Apartment is 39 square meters and has a bunk bed. The hotel bills it as a room kids like.source2026-08-14
The Loft Bed Apartment is 38 square meters with two single beds and two loft beds.source2026-08-14
The Superior Family Apartment for 6 is 55 square meters with four single beds and one bunk bed, for up to 6 adults and 2 children.source2026-08-14
The Premium Japanese Apartment is 63 square meters and has a Japanese feel, with tatami flooring and two sets of Japanese futons.source2026-08-14
The Premium Family Apartment is 58 square meters and was put together in collaboration with a designer.source2026-08-14
The hotel's slogan pairs the sparkle of central Tokyo with calm, unhurried time.source2026-08-14
On June 24, 2026, the hotel announced that it had been named fourth in the Japan hotel popularity category of the 2026 Travelers' Choice Best of the Best Hotels awards.source2026-08-14
Staff recommend a guided food-tasting walk through the Tsukiji Outer Market.source2026-08-14
The Tsukiji tour can also be run in English.source2026-08-14
To cut waste, the hotel asks guests to bring amenities such as toothbrushes and slippers, and guests who need them can ask at the front desk.source2026-08-14

With kidsThe part that matters

If one hotel room feels cramped with small kids, the rooms here run from 38 to 63 square meters, about 410 to 680 square feet, so the family sleeps in one room instead of splitting across two.

One room is decorated with a hundred Pokémon and has a bunk bed, so a child can take the top bunk and sleep surrounded by them.

Every room has a kitchen and a dining table, so you can make breakfast in the room and sit down to it before you head out.

It is a three-minute walk from Shintomicho Station, and the hotel names Exit 2 as the one with an elevator, so the stroller comes up to street level with you instead of going up the stairs.

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Kitchenette with oven, stovetop and full fridge; borrow a rice cooker or waffle maker. Tsukiji market 15 min on foot.sourceParents' visit reports · 2023
Three stations in walking reach — Shintomicho 3 min, Takaracho 5, Hatchobori 6 — with a big 7-Eleven and cafes nearby.sourceParents' visit reports · 2025
A stay with a 4-year-old in the Pokémon Room: a giant Snorlax, a loft bunk with non-slip ladder, sockets on both berths.sourceParents' visit reports · 2022

By age0-1 / 2-3 / 4-6

Ages 0-1The Premium Japanese Apartment is 63 square meters, a Japanese-style room with tatami and two sets of futon, so a baby can be down on the tatami instead of on a bed. A crib and a bed guard can be rented free of charge.Cribs are limited in number, so contact the hotel in advance if you want one. Both the crib and the bed guard carry age limits for safety reasons. In the booking, guests 7 and over count as adults and children aged 0 to 6 count as children who do not need a bed. Every room has a kitchen and cookware, including an induction hob, a fridge, a microwave, an electric kettle, and pots. Rooms have no washer-dryer; there is a coin laundry in the shared area. Amenities such as toothbrushes and slippers are meant to be brought from home, and the front desk provides them on request. Exit 2 of Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line is described in the English pages as the exit with an elevator, three minutes' walk away.
Ages 2-3The Pokémon Room holds a hundred Pokémon. It is 39 square meters with two single beds and one bunk bed, for up to four adults and two children. Every room has a dining table, so what you cook in the room is eaten together around it.A bed guard can be rented free of charge, though it carries an age limit for safety reasons. The kitchen equipment includes an induction hob, a knife, and a cutting board. The washbasin is separate from the bathroom, and the bathroom is spacious with a bathtub. All rooms are non-smoking. In the booking, children aged 0 to 6 count as children who do not need a bed.
Ages 4-6The Family Apartment is a 39-square-meter room with the bunk beds children love. The Loft Bed Apartment is 38 square meters with two single beds and two loft beds, and the Pokémon Room has two singles plus a bunk bed, so a child can have a bed of their own up top.In the booking, guests 7 and over count as adults, so a six-year-old is not counted among the adults. For a larger party, the Superior Family Apartment for 6 is 55 square meters with four single beds and one bunk bed, taking up to six adults and two children. Bed guards can be rented free of charge (with an age limit for safety reasons). The staff recommend a guided walking and eating tour of the Tsukiji Outer Market, which can also be run in English.

By weatherRain, heat, cold

Rainy dayEvery room has a kitchen, cookware, and a dining table, and laundry is done at the coin laundry in the shared area. It's a 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line, which the English site notes is the exit with an elevator.
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ElevatorElevator：with conditionsconditions
Stroller OKStroller friendly：with conditionsconditions
RentalStroller rental：not checked
NursingNursing space：none
ChangingDiaper changing table：with conditionsconditions
Family WCFamily restroom：with conditionsconditions
Own foodOutside food allowed：with conditionsconditions
EnglishEnglish support：with conditionsconditions

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Diaper disposal bin, Kids' toilet seat & step stool, Indoor / outdoor, Crib age & weight limit, Public bath diaper policy, Pool age & swim diaper policy, Changing-room baby bed & bath chair, Blackout curtains, Official family-friendly certification, Best-fit ages (guide), Quietness (guide), Crowding (guide), Lost-child support

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Where it is

1-4-4 Shintomi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0041source 2

Before you go

Cribs are limited in number, so contact the hotel in advance if you want one.source2026-08-14
When you book, anyone aged 7 or over counts as an adult. Children aged 0 to 6 count as children and are not counted as needing a bed of their own.source2026-08-14

Basics

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Getting there

It is a 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Shintomicho Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line.source2026-08-14
The hotel's English guidance points guests to Exit 2 at Shintomicho Station as the exit with an elevator.source2026-08-14
It is a 6-minute walk from Exit A3 of Hatchobori Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and the JR Keiyo Line.source2026-08-14
Haneda Airport is about 40 minutes away by train, or about 30 minutes by taxi.source2026-08-14
Narita Airport is about 1 hour away by train, or about 1 hour and 10 minutes by taxi.source2026-08-14
A universal design map covering the route from the nearest station can be downloaded.source2026-08-14
A guide to the rooms recommended for accessibility and to the hotel's layout can be downloaded.source2026-08-14

Contact

The address is 1-4-4 Shintomi, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0041.2026-08-14
The phone number is 03-6280-4017.2026-08-14

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Every room in this apartment hotel comes with a kitchen, cookware and a dining table. Rooms run from 38 to 63 square meters, some with bunk beds or loft beds, one with tatami and futons. The Pokémon Room holds a hundred Pokémon and sleeps four adults and two children. Cribs and bed guards are lent free, the bathroom is separate from the washbasin, and a coin laundry is shared.

Stroller friendly	Yes	You can push a stroller straight in: the entrance is a step-free automatic door 120 cm wide. Room doors are 82 cm wide with a 1.5 cm lip underneath.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Diaper changing table	Yes	The changing table is inside the multifunctional toilet on the first floor.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Nursing space	No	There is no shared nursing room. Rooms are private and each has a kettle for making up formula.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com mimaruhotels.com travel.rakuten.co.jp
Family restroom	Yes	There is one multifunctional toilet, on the same floor as the front desk, with a baby seat to park a small child in. It also has handrails and an ostomy washer.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Diaper disposal bin	Not checked yet
Kids' toilet seat & step stool	Not checked yet
Indoor / outdoor	Not checked yet
Outside food allowed	OK to bring your own	Food you bring in can be eaten at the dining table in your room. A small grocery is directly across the street, and convenience stores are within a five-minute walk.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com princeoftravel.com
English support	English-speaking staff	Staff come from a range of countries and the hotel uses a multilingual interpreting app.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Elevator	Yes	One elevator, with a 90 cm door and a car 150 by 160 cm, so a stroller fits. You need your room key card to ride it.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com princeoftravel.com
Crib rental	Yes	Baby cribs and bed guards are lent free of charge. Numbers are limited, so contact the hotel before you arrive, and note that both carry an age limit for safety.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Crib age & weight limit	Not checked yet
Co-sleeping policy	Yes	Up to two small children per room are not counted in the guest total when they share a bed. There is no extra charge for them.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com iko-yo.net
Child occupancy & connecting rooms	Yes	Rooms take four to six adults plus two children. Booking counts anyone aged 7 or over as an adult; children aged 0-6 are counted separately and do not need a bed. Room sizes run 38 to 63 sqm, and the family rooms have a bunk bed.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Washing machine	Yes	There is no washer-dryer in the rooms. The shared coin laundry has three washing machines and three dryers, and detergent goes in automatically.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com mimaruhotels.com
Kitchen	Yes	Every room has a kitchen, cookware and a dining table: IH hob, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, crockery and cutlery, pots, a frying pan, bowls, a sieve, knife and chopping board, cooking chopsticks, ladle, turner, kitchen scissors, kitchen paper, washing-up liquid and sponge, plus coffee and tea.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Bath style	In-room bathroom	Each room has its own bathroom with a tub, kept separate from the washbasin.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com
Public bath diaper policy	Not checked yet
Pool age & swim diaper policy	Not checked yet
Changing-room baby bed & bath chair	Not checked yet
Baby amenity rental	Yes	Loan items include a rice cooker, a toaster, extra tableware, a thermometer and an umbrella (the list varies by hotel). A shower chair, a freestanding handrail and a bathroom mat can also be borrowed free.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com mimaruhotels.com
Kids' & baby meals	No	There is no restaurant in the building, and no children's meals or baby food are served.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	princeoftravel.com travel.rakuten.co.jp
Blackout curtains	Not checked yet
Stairs & steps inside hotel	Yes	The way from the front desk to the elevator is flat, so you never need the stairs. From the elevator, some rooms are reached along a short open-air corridor.	Web-checked	checked Sep ’26	mimaruhotels.com princeoftravel.com
Official family-friendly certificationExtra info — guide only	Not checked yet
Best-fit ages (guide)Extra info — guide only	Not checked yet
Quietness (guide)Extra info — guide only	Not checked yet
Crowding (guide)Extra info — guide only	Not checked yet
Lost-child supportExtra info — guide only	Not checked yet
Stroller access notesExtra info — guide only	Yes	The hotel is at 1-4-4 Shintomi, Chuo-ku. Three minutes on foot from exit 2 of Shintomicho station on the Yurakucho line — the English page calls it the elevator exit — or six minutes from exit A3 of Hatchobori station on the Hibiya line and JR Keiyo line. From Haneda it is about 40 minutes by train or 30 by taxi; from Narita about an hour by train, or an hour and ten by taxi. The hotel publishes a universal-design map from the nearest stations and an accessibility guide to the rooms and building, both as downloads. Bring your own toothbrushes and slippers — they are not put in the rooms, though the front desk has them if you need.	Web-checked	checked Aug ’26	mimaruhotels.com mimaruhotels.com

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