Park Hyatt Tokyo

Best hotel gym I've ever used. Staff were amazing all around. Location was not super close to a station, about 20 minute walk to Shinjuku station, but they have a shuttle every 30 minutes. Amazing deluxe King room!

e've been fondly reminiscing about our stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo and simply had to write with our heartfelt thanks. Returning was such a gift—the hotel truly feels like a second home, thanks to GM Fredrick and the exceptional team he has cultivated. So many individuals made our stay unforgettable: Anna, Chefs Thibault and Julian, Gordon Tse and Sayaka San at New York Grill, Tanabe San at Girandole, Isowaki San at Kozue, and countless others who cared for every detail with such warmth. We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of them—they are a truly extraordinary group, and we feel so fortunate to have been in their care.

Excellent hotel - The rooms were very well appointed. Aesop bath products and the remodel was very nice. We had a 2 bed room and stayed as a family of 4. The tv was large and modern, everything was well appointed and it was a truly lovely stay. We enjoyed breakfast everyday. The Japanese vs Western options were a bit confusing but the food was delicious. Best hotel breakfast we've ever had and the fresh made madeleine cookies were out of this world good. The location is a 12-15 minute walk to the metro station so factor that in. They do offer a shuttle every 30 minutes to the station and there is almost always a taxi available if you need it.

This hotel has exceeded all my expections; you are treated like VIPs with great customer service.. be prepared to learn some greeting in Japanese because they will greet you whenever they see you. Forget Shibuya sky, this hotel has view that tops it. If you are not a guest of the hotel, you can still visit as a casual visitor to the top floor. The lobby is at 41th floor and all the rooms are above it. The room is roomier than probably all the hotels in Tokyo. It is also very clean and modern, due to the recent renovation. We were given a welcome gift of small bottle of rice wine and free club access and breakfast for 2 adults, due to our globalist status. Our room faces the Mt Fuji, which is visible but not particular interesting from the distance. We woke up early for the Japanese breakfast...they told us it is first come first serve. Both Japanese and Western breakfast are superb. Espcially notable about western breakfast is a buffet style and they do have fruits, which are expensive in Japan. Of course even if it is all-you-can-eat, one should respect the spirit of buffet and not overeating expensive items. The NY bar on top floor is a must visit. It has live jazz and great night view. If you want to experience Bill Murray in Lost in Translation, it is just feels great. The shuttle runs every half hour from hotel entrance to the edge of Shinjuku station. The exact location of the station dropoff and pickup is here (in front of the building and next to exit A18): https://maps.app.goo.gl/rwUWzXJZQjSp1ryP9 reservation is necessary from hotel, but first-come first-serve coming back from the station. You can walk to the Shinjuku Washington Hotel for the underground tunnel to the Shinjuku station during hot weather. https://maps.app.goo.gl/utjKypm18Rzua2Aw7 It is a long walk, but definitely doable. There is a bakery store inside the entrance to the hotel which is another breakfast option. Also below ground level has a nice food court and pharmacy. We discover it right before we left the hotel. I wished the reception had told us about that. Overall, we had a really nice stay, I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone.

Incredible staff, incredible breakfast, and incredible views of Tokyo! Absolutely one of the best luxury hotel experiences I have ever had. I highly recommend this experience.