I am in Tokyo right now,

and specifically at a place

that I've always wanted to come to,

and that is the Muji Hotel Ginza.

Look at this background.

It's amazing.

I love Muji.

I love the whole minimalistic style,

so this is basically a dream come true.

So, what is Muji?

Muji is a Japanese brand.

Usually they sell lifestyle and home goods,

maybe a couple of stationary items,

but over here it's a completely different story.

There are six floors here that are dedicated

just to Muji lifestyle products.

There's a diner, they have their own bakery

where they actually make their own baked goods,

and then they have the salon

where you can have cocktails and coffees.

They also sell fresh groceries here,

and they make their own bento boxes.

Super cool.

But this time we're here specifically

to check out the hotel rooms,

so I hope you guys are ready

for some really Marie Kondoesque shots,

'cause it's going to be super minimalistic,

super satisfying, and just really relaxing.

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The space, like the moment you step in,

it just feels serene.

I don't know, that's how I felt anyways,

probably because everything they use in the room

is also natural materials,

and also the color palette is just so ...

It's like tan, and white, and gray.

It's very neutral and natural colors I would say,

which kind of contributes to that feeling

of just being so at peace.

Let's talk amenities.

What's really cool about living

in a Muji hotel room is you get a lot of Muji products.

Almost everything you use in the room you can actually buy.

For example, the tea that's in the fridge.

Can we also just talk about the drawers?

The drawers were just so neatly organized.

Every little product had its own little corner in the shelf.

I don't know, it just gave me

that sense of satisfaction again.

And then there's also an aroma diffuser,

which I love and I personally use a lot.

Also, what's really cool too is that

they actually provide you with pajamas and also slippers.

You can actually take them home with you.

It's not a one time use slipper,

it's one that you can use as many times as you like.

And then the bathroom, the bathtub is huge.

I think you can fit like four people in that bathtub.

Bathroom amenities, again, same concept

of everything has its little place in the drawer,

and then they provide so many things.

There was cleansing oil, and then there was a toner

and a moisturizing cream, comb or a brush,

obviously toothbrush, toothpaste, Q-tips, a razor.

They're all Muji products that you can also buy.

So, the best thing about the rooms here too

is they're kind of like a middle tier price point.

It's super high quality stuff,

but your wallet doesn't have to suffer that much.

So, overall I think this experience was great.

I had really high expectations coming in

and I feel like it was everything I dreamed of and more,

so if you guys ever come by Tokyo

and you're trying to look for a place to stay

this might be a really cool place to check it out.

And actually, even if you can't stay at the hotel rooms,

their salon is open for all guests.

If you guys want more information

check out the link below.

I'm gonna go grab another drink at the salon,

so I'll see you guys next time.

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