Park Hyatt Tokyo Japan
Park Hyatt Tokyo
3-7-1-2, Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-1055
Japan
Tokyo.park.hyatt.com
HOTEL INFORMATION
Group
Hyatt Hotels Corporation
Date of Creation
July 7, 1994
Hotel General Manager
Born in Provence, Hervé Mazella studied hotel management in both France and Germany and has received a Master’s in Hospitality. His strong passion for culinary and the “Arts de la table” lead him to work in Michelin-starred Relais & Chateaux properties in Provence and the UK, including the Waterside Inn under the famous three Michelin star Chef Michel Roux.
Mazella’s international hotel property experience ranges from events management in Monte Carlo, Director of Operations on the French Riviera to Director of Food and Beverage and Executive Assistant Manager in Cairo.
Mazella first joined the Hyatt Hotels Corporation in Hong Kong as the Executive Assistant Manager-Food and Beverage at Grand Hyatt Hong Kong and was promoted to Hotel Manager. In 2016, he was appointed as General Manager of the iconic Park Hyatt Tokyo where he currently resides, overseeing all of the exciting activities for the hotel’s 25th anniversary this year and upcoming 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Hotel Positioning
5-star Luxury : Park Hyatt brand
Park Hyatt Tokyo
History & Story
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect, the late Dr. Kenzo Tange and interior designer, Mr. John Morford, Park Hyatt Tokyo is highly distinguished in its modern interior design, private art collection and acclaimed restaurants and spa and fitness center. Guests can enjoy a 360 degree view of the city and Mt. Fuji from the iconic New York Grill & Bar from the 52nd floor, which was featured in the film ‘Lost in Translation’.
From the moment a guest walks in and collects the room key on a sterling silver key ring, it is clear that a stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo will be an “over-the-top” experience. Perched on the top floors of a modern skyscraper that towers above one of Asia’s most thrilling cities, this hotel is widely acknowledged to be Tokyo’s finest. Whether you are visiting on holiday or travelling for business, we hope you will enjoy the unique spirit of the hotel and the personalized service of our staff available to address your every need.
Date Renewal
The hotel was partially renovated in 2008 years although the maintenances have been carried out every year.
Main Strengths, Special Touch
With luxury rooms & suites incorporating a contemporary private residence concept, coupled by sleek amenities and spectacular views of Tokyo at night-time, Park Hyatt Tokyo is an elegant oasis of space and calm.
- Unique Selling Points for the hotel include:
- Understated and timeless design
- Sweeping views of the Tokyo metropolis
- Focus on the arts
- Oasis of calm, Club On The Park
- Iconic New York Grill & Bar
- Small personalized residence
- Creative restaurants and banquets
- Accolades and awards from around the world
- Well established « Park Hyatt Tokyo » brand
Location
Shinjuku is now one of the easiest and quickest areas in Tokyo to reach from Haneda airport, substantially improving the accessibility of Park Hyatt Tokyo.
Occupying the top 14 floors of the tower, Park Hyatt Tokyo is an elegant oasis of space and calm overlooking Tokyo and all the way to Mount Fuji.
Exploring our Area
Located on the west side of central Tokyo, Shinjuku has evolved into the city’s most exciting business and retail center, and is home to some of the city’s best shopping, entertainment, restaurants, galleries, and museums. The Shinjuku district spreads to the east, west and south of Shinjuku Station, which serves over three million commuters daily.
Golden Gai, which takes 10 minutes by taxi is a small area which is famous for being a lively nightlife spot. Golden Gai consists of 6 connecting alleys packed with over 200 small bars and restaurants, you can enjoy Japanese local beer and tapas.
Shinjuku Gyoen, a vast open park with beautiful old trees and rolling lawns is an urban oasis located just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku Station. It is especially spectacular in early April when its 1,500 cherry blossom trees paint the vast landscape a delicate shade of pink.
Harajuku which takes 10minutes by taxi is the most popular, vibrant fashion and shopping district in Japan, known for kawaii culture and trends for the younger generation, it is close to Meiji Jingu Shrine and Yoyogi Park.
Exploring Shinjuku
Located on the west side of central Tokyo, Shinjuku has evolved into the city’s most exciting business and retail center, and is home to some of the city’s best shopping, entertainment, restaurants, galleries, and museums. The Shinjuku district spreads to the east, west and south of Shinjuku Station, which serves over three million commuters daily. To the west of the station is Nishi-Shinjuku, an area of soaring skyscrapers one of which is the notable Kenzo Tange inspired Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Just a few minutes walk from the Hotel is the Tokyo Opera City complex, incorporating office, retail, and culture zones in its 54-floor office building and the New National Theatre. The New National Theatre is a wonderful airy structure housing the 1,800 seat Opera House, the Playhouse, and The Pit for opera, ballet, drama, and modern dance performances.
To the south of Shinjuku Station is the 14-storey Takashimaya Times Square. This huge shopping and entertainment complex houses Takashimaya department store, and the ever-popular Tokyu Hands “Do it Yourself” lifestyle store. Isetan Department Store, a must see for fashionistas with its iconic collection of brand names also boasts a gourmet food department on the basement floor, not-to-be-missed. On the streets surrounding the east and west sides of Shinjuku Station, shoppers will find everything from the latest French fashions to cameras, items for the Japanese tea ceremony, kimonos, and lacquered goods. Here, visitors are struck by the visually dense cityscapes that inspired Director Ridley Scott for the design of his science fiction movie, Blade Runner.
For a respite from Shinjuku’s busy pace, Shinjuku Gyoen, a vast open park with beautiful old trees and rolling lawns is an urban oasis located just a short distance from the hustle and bustle of Shinjuku Station. It is especially spectacular in early April when its 1,500 cherry blossom trees paint the vast landscape a delicate shade of pink.
Key sites/activities in the area
Whether you prefer a day of pampering and relaxation at the Club On The Park spa and pool, or an action-packed day of touring the fish market, shopping in Harajuku and Omotesando, and visiting the Meiji Jingu Shrine, Tokyo has just the right activity for you and your family.
- Exploring Shinjuku: Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building / Takashimaya Times Square / Isetan Department Store / Electronic Stores / Shinjuku Golden Gai / Shinjuku Gyoen Park / Meiji Jingu Shrine
- Shopping in Tokyo: Shinjuku / Omotesando / Harajuku / Ginza / Asakusa
- Attractions and activities in Tokyo: Kabuki Play / Tea Ceremony / Sumo Tournament / Sakura (cherry blossom) viewing / Fish Market / Akihabara Manga Culture
- Outdoor Day Trips from Tokyo: Mt. Takao / Kamakura / Hakone / Nikko
Fun Facts
Look for touches of original art displayed around the hotel including its resident mascot, Gutsy and friends.
The Park Hyatt Tokyo has been prominently and famously featured in the movie, “Lost in Translation” co-starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson. A drink at New York Bar during your stay is not to be missed.
The Park Hyatt Tokyo is featured in the 1st and 2nd edition of the book, “1,000 Places to See Before You Die”
Children’s Corner
“Kids at the Park” – We offer various items to help ensure both a fun and safe visit for your children. The Housekeeping is always ready and happy to help with requests. Kids Amenities: Furniture edge cover / Electricity cover / Bed guard / Sliding door stopper / Floor mat / Baby crib / Kids bath robes / Kids Slippers / Kids tooth brush etc…
Our Concierge is happy to provide some recommended Attractions for Kids and destinations throughout your stay.
HOTEL FEATURES
Accommodation
| Park Room | 45sqm / 484sqf | 33 rooms |
| Park Deluxe Room | 55sqm / 592sqf | 103 rooms |
| Park View Room | 60sqm / 645sqf | 18 rooms |
| Park Suite | 100sqm / 1,076sqf | 18 rooms |
| Governor’s Suite | 140sqm / 1,570sqf | 1 room |
| Diplomat Suite | 160sqm / 1,722sqf | 2 rooms |
| Tokyo Suite | 220sqm / 2,368sqf | 1 room |
| Presidential Suite | 290sqm / 3,122sqf | 1 room |
Service Available to Guests:
• Use of Fitness Club – Club On The Park (Indoor Pool, Gymnasium, Aerobic Studio)
• Use of complimentary wireless high speed Internet access in guestrooms and throughout the hotel.
• Daily morning newspaper (Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Japan Times) Title to be selected at time of arrival
• Use of Press Reader application services through smart phone and tablet devices
• In-room mineral water
• Use of shoe polishing service
• Use of the Shuttle Bus service between the hotel and Shinjuku station
• The cover charge at New York Bar is waived for staying guests
Restaurants & Bars
The hotel also offers the following dining & entertainment options:
New York Bar
Bold space and sweeping city views are the backdrop to live jazz by top international artists at New York Bar. In Tokyo’s most spectacular venue for live music, enjoy original cocktails, premium cognacs, brandies and whiskeys, and a vast selection of Californian wines.
New York Grill
From its dramatic perch on the 52nd floor, New York Grill combines energy, and creative cuisine in the spirit of its namesake for an unparalleled dining experience – complete with stunning views, a lively open kitchen and over 1,800 Californian wines.
Kozue
On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji from this exquisite Japanese restaurant. Boutique sake offerings complement contemporary dishes, created in tune with the season and dynamically presented, home-style, on handcrafted vessels.
Girandole
Full of life in true French brasserie tradition, Girandole offers a hearty morning buffet as well as Western-style and Japanese breakfasts. Throughout the day, signature brasserie fare and select Asian specialties may be enjoyed in a relaxed and romantic setting.
The Peak Lounge
Washed with natural light and offering breathtaking views of Tokyo with a bamboo garden as its centerpiece, this uplifting space is perfect for the enjoyment of afternoon tea. Seasonal desserts, fresh pastries, and light cuisine by day; and stylish cocktails by night.
The Peak Bar
In a magical bamboo garden setting, softly lit by washi paper lanterns and overlooking a glittering sea of city lights below, The Peak Bar serves both creative and classic cocktails and light cuisine, ideal for relaxed meetings and romantic rendezvous.
New York Grill & Bar
The most sophisticated restaurant in Tokyo, with views of city lights and starry sky from fifty-second floor. Enjoy exquisite dishes produced by our award-winning chefs in a live, yet elegant atmosphere. After a memorable meal move to the bar for your favorite cocktail, soak up the live jazz, and in no time, the scene from “Lost in Translation” will surround you.
Girandole
Located on forty-first floor, large open hall seating. Offering a variety of European dishes with an amphasis on French cuisine. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner overlooking Shinjuku’s skyscrapers at night or day. Semi private booths are available for special settings. While admiring French photographer Vera Mercer’s four expansive montages of 144 faces captured on film in European cafes.
Kozue
Our Japanese restaurant offers an amazing experience from all aspects – meticulous meals, handcrafted clay dishes, and unique interior design. If you haven’t had a chance to glimpse the real Mt. Fuji then look up towards the ceiling to find a beautiful dramatic painting of it instead.
Wellness
Club on the Park at Park Hyatt Tokyo is a tranquil oasis that offers stunning views of the city. The calm, spacious environment and luxurious pampering by dedicated spa and fitness specialists provides the optimal wellness experience, one that is guaranteed to satisfy.
Club On The Park Spa and Fitness Centre features a 26×65 feet (8×20 meter) swimming pool. Stunning panoramic views of Tokyo and Mount Fuji can be seen through the floor-to-ceiling windows from the surrounding deck chairs. A team of personal fitness specialists assist guests and members, tailoring fitness programs to each individual’s needs. Club On The Park offers classes in aqua exercise and aqua walking which rotate every six months.
*Club On The Park is an exclusive spa and fitness facility limited to hotel guests and Club members. All hotel guests have complimentary access to the fitness facilities (47F), however an additional JPY4,000 (subject to tax) per person is required for the use of spa facilities (45F), rental wear included.
*The minimum age for use of the Club facilities is 16 years. Children between the age of 3 and 15 may use the pool if accompanied by an adult at all times.
Corporate & Celebration Events
The hotel can accommodate large and small business gatherings, high-tech corporate meetings and excels in creating exactly the right ambience for the most festive social gathering. For exhibitions, banquets and catered affairs, the hotel’s elegant The Ballroom, chandeliered Venetian Room and intimate Drawing Room, suspended 39 floors above the city, offer stunning views, unrivalled anywhere else in Tokyo.
Park Hyatt Tokyo’s The Ballroom and Venetian Room convert to fully equipped meeting rooms with teleconferencing capabilities and video walls. They accommodate up to 320 and 150 guests respectively in theatre-style seating. The hotel’s Drawing Room accommodates up to 50 people for buffet receptions.
For guests looking for a private meeting space, two fully equipped boardrooms (52sqm) with seating for up to 12 people are available for hire. Located high-above the city alongside our guestrooms, the boardrooms offer panoramic views of the city below and hotel services such as Room Service may also be enjoyed.
Extra Notable Features
Private Dining – A modernist private residence with panoramic bay windows and a spacious open kitchen, drawing guests into the culinary experience of the evening’s sumptuous menu. Savor the views of the striking city below at Park Hyatt Tokyo’s Private Dining for your next intimate occasion. Reservations can be made for a minimum of 4 up to 10 people.
Hotel and restaurant Awards
– 2019 DestinAsian – Best Hotel in Japan
– 2018 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List – The World’s Best Places To Stay
– 2018 TripAdvisor – #2 Top Hotels in Japan, #1 Hotels for Service in Japan
– 2017 Condѐ Nast Traveler Gold List – Favorite Hotels Five of the World’s Greatest Cities
– 2017 Business Traveler Asia Pacific – Best Business Hotel in Tokyo
– 2016 Business Traveler Asia Pacific – #3 Best Business Hotel in the World
Number of employees
Around 400