Mercure Hotel Ginza Tokyo

The location and the quality of the hotel make it certainly one of the best first class hotels in the area. Convenient for sightseeing, shopping and also the Tokyo International Forum, it is a hotel that has something for everyone, with a distinct French flair and a state-of-the-art technology. Only guests using their key card in the lifts can access the accommodation floors of the hotel, giving added security.
Exterior: A grey modern rectangular building with a typical French red canopy at the entrance.
Lobby: Small and compact, with the check-in counter at one end of the area.

The style has been designed by a French designer and some of the interior decor has been directly imported from France. The rooms are simple and chic with the latest in flat screen display televisions, corner bar area, and high-speed Internet connections. The bathrooms are exceptional with separate wash bowls instead of a sink and plenty of amenities.

The restaurant is found on the second floor opposite the reception area and is multi-functional. They provide breakfasts, light lunches and at night, add white tablecloths for the French bistro-style restaurant dinners. The wines are enclosed in glass cabinets at the restaurant entrance and clients will be able to choose from an extensive wine list to accompany their meal.Also guests may watch ball games on the wide liquid crystal TV screen.

From Narita Airport, go to level B1 and take the JR Narita express train to Tokyo station. Leave Tokyo Station via either the Yaesu or Marunouchi exit, and then take a taxi to the hotel. Alternatively, take the airport limousine bus service to the downtown City Air Terminal (T CAT), and then a taxi to the hotel. On Ginza Street, the main street, the Louis Vuitton and Bvlgari stores are visible landmarks. Proceed three blocks from them and the hotel will be on the left-hand side.