Grand Hyatt Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Hotel Overview
More than just a luxury hotel, Grand Hyatt Tokyo is a vivid landmark, a new lifestyle destination for wining, dining, entertaining and relaxing.
The facilities
Grand Hyatt Tokyo is located in the heart of Roppongi, known worldwide as Tokyo's centre for business, commerce and entertainment. This luxury hotel is within easy access of Tokyo's Narita and Haneda Airports, and just a minute's walk from Roppongi subway station. Conveniently located close to Tokyo's famed Ginza shopping district and Kasumigaseki government district, Grand Hyatt Tokyo is in an ideal location.
Nagomi Spa and Fitness Centre at this luxury hotel boasts a swimming pool, gymnasium, massage and treatment rooms and sauna facilities. After your pampering session, choose from seven different restaurants to dine at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo. Fiorentina restaurant offers up a menu of authentic Italian cuisine on an outdoor dining terrace overlooking fashionable Keyakizaka Street, while six other restaurants offer an array of International cuisine ranging from French to Japanese.
The rooms
Each of this luxury hotel's 389 uniquely designed rooms and suites combine a luxurious residential feel with the benefit of advanced technology. The bathrooms are luxurious with decadently deep bathtubs to spend hours soaking in. Various types of rooms are available ranging from standard to extravagant. However, all rooms come equipped with the latest mod cons including wireless internet, flatscreen TV and full blackout blinds.
Facilities
Awards
"Gold List", Conde Nast Traveler 07Who stays here?
The hotel is frequented by many guests of the entertainment industry here for their movie premieres or just on holiday, including Brad Pitt, Lindsay Lohan, Norah Jones, Leonard DiCaprio, and David and Victoria 'Posh Spice' Beckham, as well as foreign dignitaries like Prince Albert II, ruler of Belgium.
Come for...
- The Nagomi Spa and Fitness Centre
- The 200 shops in the Roppongi Hills centre next door
- The stunning Shinto chapel designed by Superpotato for traditional Japanese weddings
Not Suitable for...
- Intimacy and romance - this is a huge corporate hotel
Children
Cribs are available in all rooms and extra beds can be added to larger rooms. There are also connecting rooms for larger families and babysitting service can be arranged through the concierge.
Eating in
For traditional Japanese fare, book at table at Keyakizaka, Roku Roku and Shunbou restaurants. Western palettes are catered for at Fiorentina, the French Kitchen Brasserie and the Oak Door and Chinaroom specializes in dim sum.