Mitsui Garden Hotel Ginza Gochome

"Neighborhood: GinzaPrice: From $232 per night Mitsui Garden Hotels has a strong reputation for providing quality accommodations at prices that don’t break the bank—while still exceeding service and decor expectations. The Ginza-Gochome property serves a wide range of travelers—Mitsui Gardens is a budget-friendly concept from (previously mentioned) Mitsui Fudosan, who's no stranger to luxury travelers. Once you step into Ginza-Gochome you'll be pleased with the location and the accessibility to trains, shopping, and restaurants, but the hotel itself serves as a quiet haven from the bustling neighborhood. Rooms are a mix of East and West design—think a quaint tatami sitting area and low-slung beds, but a souped-up entertainment center and ultra-modern bathrooms." - Paris Wilson

"The collection of Mitsui Garden Hotels has a strong reputation in Japan for providing quality accommodation at prices that don’t break the bank—their Ginza-Gochome property earns bonus points for its great location and Edo-style baths inside. Most Tokyo hotels cater to a mix of business and leisure travelers—we saw only tourists here; savvy visitors who like their lodging to have a distinct sense of place. Although most of the furniture is agnostic in style, the old-school nods to Japan feel welcome and never gaudy. Mitsui Gardens are a budget-friendly concept from Mitsui Fudosan, a well-established Japanese hospitality brand that has a keen eye for serving luxury travelers as well. The company has had a hand in helping both Aman and Halekulani make inroads in the country, and brings that sensibility—smart design and good service—to its more attainably priced properties as well. Standard rooms have limited views from the windows, but the tradeoff is the quietness in an otherwise busy neighborhood. Go for the Deluxe Twin room, which fuses East and West design—think: a quaint tatami sitting area, low-slung beds, but a souped up entertainment center and ultra-modern bathrooms." - Brandon Presser