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Park Hyatt Tokyo
At a Glance
- wonderful architecture and room interiors
- great city views
- top-class restaurants
- airport shuttle
Pros
- pricey
- taxi is best way to get to Shinjuku station
- restaurant options are limited outside hotel
Cons
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The elevator inside the sleek, Kenzo Tange-designed Shinjuku Park Tower whisks you to the 41st floor, where this stunning hotel—immortalized in the 2003 film Lost in Translation—begins with an atrium lounge enclosed on three sides by floor-to-ceiling plate-glass windows. The panorama of Shinjuku, gaudy as it can be in the daytime, spreads out in front. Check-in formalities take place at sit-down desks, reached by a pleasant walk through an extensive library. Service is efficient and personal, and the mood of the hotel is contemporary and understated to give a home-away-from-home feel. Standard rooms (measuring 484 square feet) include king-size beds with Egyptian-cotton sheets and down-feather duvets; other appointments include an in-bath TV visible from the tub, black-lacquer cabinets, and 37-inch plasma-screen TVs. The popular New York Grill, which offers 1,600 bottles of wine and a steak-and-seafood menu, provides spectacular evening panoramas.
- Address: 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 163-1090 | Map It
- Phone: 03/5322-1234
- Website: tokyo.park.hyatt.com
- Subway: JR Shinjuku Station (Nishi-guchi/West Exit).
- Location: Nishi-Shinjuku
Contact Information
- 155 rooms, 23 suites.
- Restaurants, bars, pool, gym, spa.
- Rooms have: safe, Internet.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
Member Reviews
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AskOksena, from Singapore - San Francisco (work/homes)
This special hotel - and exemplary employees and friends - remains a most memorable Tokyo business travel delight. (I've reviewed this property in the past for Fodor's.) My last visit for two days of meetings occurred ~ five weeks after the March '11 earthquake.
Not surprisingly, the hotel's occupancy rate was rather low and its restaurant hours somewhat curtailed. The staff could not have been more gracious and offered the equivalent of a double upgrade upon my arrival. (I'm normally booked in the lower PH room categories for work.) Lovely and particularly quiet corner room. (And my favourite Park Hyatt masseuse was still weaving her magic.)
Easy transport to and from the PH was facilitated by early morning/late evening flights via the ever wonderful Singapore Airlines in/out of Haneda. Thanks forever, superlative SQ crews.
Checking out of this cherished place is always a bit sorrowful, but tempered with the knowledge that July will bring another quarterly business visit. Many thanks Park Hyatt staff - and to your special country.
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