Park Hyatt Tokyo
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If you’re looking for a luxury hotel in Nishishinjuku, look no further than Park Hyatt Tokyo.
As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer a flat screen TV, a refrigerator, and a minibar, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
Guests have access to a concierge and room service while staying at Shinjuku Hyatt. In addition, Hyatt Tokyo offers a pool and breakfast, which will help make your Nishishinjuku trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is parking available to guests.
While in Nishishinjuku be sure to experience local okonomiyaki & takoyaki favorites at Hiroshimaokonomiyaki Buchiumaya or Kobe Rokko-Michi Gyunta Shinjuku Lumine 1.
Nishishinjuku is also home to Statue Tamachan, a popular that is not too far from Park Hyatt Tokyo.
The staff at Park Hyatt Tokyo looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
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The hotel is spotless. Thinking back, I can't remember seeing anything out of place the entire time we were there. It always seemed like the carpets had just been vacuumed. I have read a lot of the reviews complaining that the hotel is "dated" and in need of an update. I couldn't disagree more. The hotel is classic, it's timeless. You feel like you're in the 90's, but in the best way possible. Nothing feels old or worn and once you head up to the New York Bar for a nightcap everything clicks. This is what nostalgia and euphoria feel like, intertwined. To have sat at the same bar as Bill Murray and Bourdain was an incredible feeling.
On to the room, we were booked into a King View room on the 45th floor and WOW, just WOW! The views were incredible. We were lucky enough to have crystal clear views of Mt Fiji every morning. I was told this is rare. The room itself was spotless, the closet and bathroom were very spacious. One thing I was super concerned about before we booked was the lack of a rainfall shower. Turns out, this shower was the best we've ever experienced. The water pressure was divinely powerful and the addition of mid-body steam feature was a great touch. Also, there is a Toto Washlet, enough said!
A bit about the location. It is in a sleepy business area, but there's a free shuttle to/from Shinjuku station every 20 minutes and it was only a 15 minute walk if you're up for it.
One last tidbit for the Hyatt loyalists who are considering the Andaz Toranomon, skip it! We visited the rooftop bar just to see if we made the right choice with PH and boy did we! The location is even sleepier than PH and the hotel just felt off. The service at the rooftop bar was very stiff and the drinks were awful.
To all the fine folks at the Park Hyatt Tokyo, THANK YOU for an incredible stay. Keep up the good work and PLEASE, don't change a thing!
Really relaxing place away from the craziness of central Tokyo.
Probably the most reasonable priced fantastic standard of hotel in Tokyo if you book at Hyatt.com
Stunning hotel on 1st arrival and very iconic with knockout views.
Lots of walking and elevator swapping to get to your rooms though.
We had a Deluxe King and it was very spacious and well maintained. My only complaint about the room was that they were missing the modernised touches such as USB ports and easy to access PowerPoints at the desk.
We didn’t eat at the hotel on our short stay as we were out and about all the time.
The gym and pool are just amazing!
Service was exemplary.
Nearby Shinjuku is great with my only gripe is that the hotels location is not near a Metro. You need to walk a good 10-15 minutes to Shinjuku station to move around Tokyo.
I was really disappointed to learn that the cocktail appetizers the hotel used to provide for Globalists in the bar (and often praised in past reviews) had simply been terminated by the management. To be honest, It was one of the reasons I had booked my stay here instead of the newer Andaz.
The room was comfortable with nice views but facing windows from adjacent rooms thus creating an unpleasant feeling if you care for privacy. The gym has modern equipment and the spa is nice. Around 7 PM, someone knocked on my door to inform me that windows would be cleaned the next day from 10 AM. That meant I would have to close the curtains and would not be able to enjoy the views which is kind of annoying for a hotel of this caliber charging up $1000 per night.
The next morning, I asked the front desk if there was a specific time when the windows in my room would be cleaned. Fortunately I was informed that the cleaning would finally not take place on that day.
The Breakfast was correct but I expected more variety and more tasty dishes. Truth to be told, the presentation and service were very good. However, I’ve had more memorable breakfasts in 3-4 star hotels in Japan.
In the end, I don’t think I would be returning to the Park Hyatt Tokyo unless significant improvements are made and more benefits are offered to Globalists.
Breakfast was served at the Italian restaurant. I was able to secure the window seat even though I woke up late. You can choose to have the additional Japanese breakfast set and you can still take food in the buffet section. Staff at the restaurant was attentive and initiative. However, some of the staff had disappointing English proficiency. I had to repeat several times to order food. Also, although the buffet area only offered limited food selections, the a la carte menu was good and exceptional.
You shouldn't miss the New York Bar if you were going to stay at this hotel. The bar was very famous and many people would come and have an evening drink. Expect it to be crowded as usual. I was able to reserve a seat through the hotel Concierge but when I arrived at the bar there was no seat available. I had to wait even I had made a reservation already.
As this was my Birthday Tokyo trip, I expected special or surprising amenities for my birthday celebration. It turned out that there was none. I received a bottle of wine at The Prince Sakura Tower and a chocolate cake at Conrad Tokyo. After mentioning it in a survey sent by the hotel, the Executive Assistant Manager - Room, Mr. Patrick Schori, prepared a surprised for me. He mailed me snacks/cakes by the hotel's cakeshop (PASTRY BOUTIQUE) to my home in Hong Kong. WOW! I had never expected that gift. I would like to thank Mr. Schori for his hospitality. The gift I received might not be expensive, but it was definitely unforgettable. I really hope that my next visit at PH Tokyo would be a perfect one!
Breakfast has a somewhat small buffet but they offer a la carte menu with different options like Japanese or Healthy Breakfast US$45 pp (all options are free for Globalists).
Staff is impeccable - service is top notch.
This is on my top three Hyatt properties in the world, along time with Park Hyatt New York and Park Hyatt Vienna.
"Room 5116 has a great view of Mt. Fuji. Go to the gym and work out at 6:00 am and watch the sunrise. "Read full review
"The best part of staying at this hotel is that you can have 100% confidence that everything will be perfect. I know no other hotel like it."Read full review
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