Hotel Musse Ginza Meitetsu

Tokyo



Explore nearby luxurious shopping options in Ginza, just a short walk from the hotel, for an upscale Tokyo shopping experience.

The Hotel Musse Ginza Meitetsu offers a refined stay in the bustling district of Ginza, Tokyo. Designed to engage the senses, this hotel presents a blend of style and comfort. Its close proximity to key subway stations like Ginza and Higashi-Ginza and the JR Shimbashi station ensures guests can easily explore the vibrant city life Tokyo has to offer.

Guests can choose from 14 different room types, each equipped with Slumberland beds, promising a restful retreat after a day of exploration and shopping in one of Tokyo's most famous neighborhoods. The hotel's interior design emphasizes the creation of open spaces that offer a design-focused experience while ensuring a comfortable, pleasant stay.

In its culinary offerings, the hotel features a unique breakfast buffet that showcases the mastery of both traditional Japanese and Western culinary arts. Diners can expect to find dishes crafted with local Tokyo ingredients, offering a taste of the city's diverse culinary culture. This artisanal approach makes breakfast an experience to be savored here.

The hotel aims to offer more than a place to stay; it is an urban hub designed to connect people and enhance the travel experience. Its facilities, which have been remodeled with modern sensibilities, support a seamless and relaxing stay for both local and international guests.

Reviews

Christopher Johanning Christopher Johanning Jun 2026

Booked a one night basic room. This hotel is the lower cost price point relative to others in the location. Pretty no frills hotel. You are paying purely for the location/convenience. The standard room is tiny tiny, check to make sure you are okay with room size before booking, felt like a dorm room. Beds/pillow quality was lackluster. Rooms were clean, quiet, and staff was friendly and very helpful with a couple questions we had. Still gets 4* because of location location location, better prices for the area, and it doesn’t advertise to be something that it is not. We did not experience any negative surprises.

Lucas Chan Lucas Chan Apr 2026

My wife and I stayed at this hotel for the last part of our honeymoon, and we had a great experience! While the booking site we used had misleading photos which led to us accidentally booking a lower grade room than expected, the staff there were extremely helpful (especially Ms. Yoshida who went above and beyond to help sort this our for us) and despite the hotel not being at fault at all, they gave us a discount on a room upgrade to help us out. The hotel room we ended up with was very clean and modern, with a clever design tucking the sink and bath/shower behind the wall that the TV is mounted on facing the bed, with a separate toilet next to the entrance. The location was fantastic as Ginza is very central and it was very easy to get to any destinations in Tokyo we wanted to get to. Lots of high-end retail and food nearby as well which was a nice way to close out our honeymoon. Would definitely stay here again!

Shelly C Shelly C Apr 2026

I enjoyed the location of Hotel Musse very much. It was very crowded outside, but only a few streets over, you could find quiet streets. Tons of great restaurants around. The breakfast was quite good. Good coffee, good orange juice--a nice mix of Japanese and other. I did feel, that for the price of the rooms (over 300.00 a night), that they shouldn't "nickel and dime" you. They charged 300 yen for the washer, 200 for the dryer, 200 for bath salts, 400 for special shampoo, 1500 if you lost your key, and so on and so on. It felt like they were basically working really hard to make five dollars or so back off the customer. It seemed silly to me. I'm sure they will say they are trying to keep costs down, but nice hotels, hotels in this price range, shouldn't need to do this. I would also mention that the rooms seemed very clean to me, but the carpet was stained and the box springs didn't look clean and should be covered.

Michelle S Michelle S Jan 2026

The room itself was spacious enough for a solo traveller. The bathroom sink was located opposite the bed, separate from the toilet and shower/bath which was odd at first but it was actually pretty convenient. The staff were friendly and helpful. There’s also coin laundry (2 machines) and you can get live updates from your TV, you can also see how busy the breakfast room is. Location is quite convenient, you got a bunch of restaurants and convenience stores nearby plus the main Ginza shopping streets just 5-10mins walk away. The closest stations were also about 10mins walk away. The breakfast here is one of the tastiest hotel breakfasts I have ever had. I also love the concept of the little dishes with your compartmentalised tray. However I do wish they changed up the variety, it was pretty much the same dishes available for the 9 days I was there (that went into different weeks). However if you don’t have breakfast and you prepaid, you can exchange your coupons for a free gift. Also one of the days there was a whole filming crew halfway through my breakfast, I don’t know if they put a notice up somewhere which I missed but if I knew, I absolutely would not have been there at those times. It was uncomfortable to say the least.

Jenna Nguyen Jenna Nguyen Dec 2025

Great hotel! Kind staff! Very spacious, with lots of floor space to open two large suitcases if you’re booking the standard double room. The restaurant within the hotel is such a treat also, we were able to use our breakfast vouchers towards the total cost. Definitely a must book if you’re looking to stay in ginza :)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The hotel is located at 7-chōme-12-9 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan.
The hotel offers 14 different types of rooms, all equipped with Slumberland beds.
Yes, the hotel features a restaurant that serves a breakfast buffet with Japanese and Western dishes.
Yes, with various room types available, the hotel can accommodate families.
Yes, the hotel focuses on providing hospitality from a global perspective.
It is approximately a six-minute walk from Ginza, Higashi-Ginza, and JR Shimbashi stations.
Yes, guests can make reservations directly through the hotel's website or by phone.
There is no information provided about outdoor seating at the restaurant.
The buffet offers a range of Japanese and Western dishes, but it is best to inquire directly for specific dietary needs.

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