Hotel Park Hyatt, Tokyo
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“One of the most magnificent properties in Tokyo, the Park Hyatt hovers over Shinjuku boasting some of the best views, finest restaurants, incredible bars, and stellar service. Refined and remarkable, this high-priced property just might be worth every penny.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Tokyo.
“The hotel occupies a pricey piece of sky, beginning on the 41st floor of a high-rise in the city’s Shinjuku neighborhood. Rooms are well decorated and comfortable with eye-catching views of Tokyo.”
“When the Park Hyatt opened in 1994 as Tokyo’s first skyscraper hotel, I knew it was bound for glory the moment I stepped out of the elevator onto the light-drenched 41st floor. No hotel yet offered views as surreal as this; and with its gorgeous layout, high-tech rooms, and polished service (check-in is at one of three sit-down desks), it seemed light-years ahead of the competition.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Tokyo.
“Among Tokyo’s top (and best-loved) hotels, the Park Hyatt is a five-star legend, renowned for its starring role in Lost in Translation alongside Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson. It offers flawless service, elegant design, views of Mount Fuji and one of the world’s most atmospheric cocktail bars.”
What guests liked
- Amazing views
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This fine establishment is rated five-star and located on 3-7-1-2 Shinjuku-ku in the Nishishinjuku district of Tokyo. The luxury center offers the best in hospitality services and quality amenities. The friendly staff of the hotel will make guests feel welcome the moment they step into the hotel premises and easily settle in their new environment.
The hotel rooms of the hotel feature wide windows that open into a stunning view of Mount Fuji or Shinjuku. The hotel rooms are spacious and feature the most exquisite furniture.
The Park Hyatt hotel has an indoor pool where guests can easily enjoy several laps of swim and have a lovely time.
The hotel provides stylish accommodation options such as Park Room Twin, Park Suite King, Park Deluxe Twin, Park Deluxe King, Park Room King and Park Suite Twin. Other room options such as Park View King. All rooms feature signature Park Hyatt signature designs and features.
Shinjuku Gyeon is a 20-minute walk away from the hotel while Shinjuku Central Park is a 3-minute walk away from the hotel. Tokyo Opera City Tower is about 450 m away from the hotel.
The rooms in the hotel are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a minibar, air conditioning, premium bedding, and a comfy sofa.
The rooms also come with an en suite private bathroom with thoughtful touches such as free toiletries and bathroom slippers.
The lounge/bar area is the ideal place for guests to relax and enjoy a drink after a long day.
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