This is a fine hotel and fun for the first few visits. It is very expensive. The rooms are well equipped and comfortable. Internet performance (wired and wireless) was OK, but could be slow during peak hours. This property is NOT walking distance from the Shinjuku station. With luggage, it is necessary to take a taxi. The location is a... more

I'm still in awe at the level of service and quality at the Park Hyatt. The stay exceeded my expectations. I stayed for one night during a two week trip to Asia. The rest of my hotel stays were on hotel points, but I wanted to splurge one night at the Park Hyatt. It was WELL worth it. From check-in... more

I've stayed in a lot of Hyatts; in fact, the Taipei Hyatt is almost like a second home to me. The Park Hyatt in Tokyo exceeded my expectations and almost left me breathless. I stayed there for about a week. The rooms are all on high floors (starting in the mid 40s I believe) so you can get a great... more

Amazing. Just like you hope it would be, especially for the money you are paying. A real lost in translation dream, especially dinner at the New York Grill. My husband had the £100 kobe Beef selection, and said it was amazing. Music and atmosphere is wonderful. We booked a table by the window, and the view is awesome, so is... more

Stayed at the Park Hyatt three years after my first visit and whilst it hasnt changed it doesnt look tired. Superb views good facilities but overall its the staff that makes it. One thing that grates on me though is the cover charge to get into the new york grill/bar when there is a band on (which seems to be... more

After watching Lost in Translation, we had always wanted to stay at this property. I must say it has been worth the wait. We were greeted at the door on the second floor by several staff members who escorted us to the elevator. When we arrived at the 41st floor, we were again greeted by several staff members, one of... more

This is my second stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo. When I found I needed to spend a night transiting through Tokyo, I gladly took the opportunity to trek the 90 minutes into the city to stay at the Park Hyatt, rather than stay at a hotel by Narita. For me, there is nothing like coming out of Shinjuku Station... more

Never fails to deliver. Staff excellent, rooms comfortable, bathrooms luxurious, views spectacular. more

Excellent service; they sent somebody down to the street to meet us when we got lost. The rooms have amazing views of the city, and if you're lucky, Fujisan. The rooms are just to die for, with excellent tubs, seperate showers, 2 flat panel TVs, well stocked mini bar. Great views from the bars. Perhaps the best hotel I have... more