Park Hyatt Tokyo

Eight eateries spread over the hotel premises indulge guests with international and traditional cuisine alike. The New York Grill sits on the 52nd floor, allowing incredible views while enjoying prime rib and pork chops. For a traditional Japanese experience, drop in at the Kozue on the 40th floor. For romance and a special time for two, the Girandole restaurant is a great option with its lavish interior and signature brasserie dishes. You can get a quick bite at the Pastry Boutique or Delicatessen.

The Peak Lounge on the 41st floor impresses with its sun-drenched bamboo garden that invites to sit back and relax. Open daily from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm, the lounge provides all-day snacks and afternoon tea as a special. Their signature afternoon tea comes with gourmet sandwiches, blueberry or plain scones with clotted cream and jam, as well as sweet delights like chocolate mousse and a fruit tart. Live Jazz music can be enjoyed at the New York Bar on the 52nd floor where the largest collection of American wines in Japan is at your disposal.

To fully immerse yourself, try out the spa’s Tokyo Massage that employs natural essences from Japanese herbs and spices. A romantic experience is guaranteed with the Time Escape: Suite Experience package for two. Enjoy magnificent vistas from the 45th floor suite and a couple’s treatment of your choice that is tailored to your needs.

The Ballroom is the hotel’s largest event venue with over 4,000 sq ft of space. The ballroom features a video wall and high-quality sound system and impresses with its 21-ft high ceiling. Up to 180 guests can come together here for lectures, banquets, or weddings. Inspired by the décor of classic European ballrooms, the Venetian Room exudes elegance and luxury and can be joined with the adjacent Drawing Room that seats up to 50 people. The hotel’s boardroom boasts over 500 sq ft of business space for up to 12 people.

To keep fit during your stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo, benefit from the onsite fitness classes instructed by professionals. Private and tailored sessions with a personal trainer at the gym boost your workout to a new level, or you can drop in at the stretching and Pilates classes. Swimming lessons and water activities take place regularly, too.

Conveniently direct, guests can board the Haneda-Airport Limousine Bus that stops at the Park Hyatt Tokyo. Costs for this service are approximately ¥1,200 (about $12) for the 1h ride. Alternatively, and equally fast, you can get on the Tokyo Monorail to Hamamatsucho Station and change for the Yamanote Line to reach Shinjuku Station where the hotel lies.

Should you come by car, you can benefit from the self-parking and valet parking services this hotel provides. Self-parking your car on the onsite parking lot costs approximately ¥3,100 (about $29) per night. To take advantage of the valet parking services for enhanced convenience and luxury, prepare to pay approximately ¥5,000 (around $47) per day and vehicle. (Prices checked 03/07/19).

Park Hyatt Tokyo is located at 3-7-1-2 Nishi Shinjuku in Shinjuku, 4.4 miles from the centre of Tokyo. Meiji Jingu is the closest landmark to Park Hyatt Tokyo.

Check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 12:00 at Park Hyatt Tokyo.

Yes, Park Hyatt Tokyo offers free Wi-Fi.

Park Hyatt Tokyo is 10.8 miles from Tokyo Haneda.

Yes, Park Hyatt Tokyo has a pool on-site.

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