Last edit by: hailstorm
The pool and shuttle bus service from the hotel to Shinjuku station has permanently ended as of March 31st, 2021.
Hyatt Regency Tokyo REVIEW MASTER THREAD
#1802
Join Date: Feb 2013
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OMG of course. Im so dumb. I was kind of panicked LOL bc headed there this summer and need earlier club lounge breakfast. Thank you!
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You can ask the club lounge attendants if it's possible to get a voucher for the restaurant in case of an early departure.
#1804
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See eastsiders post above. Looks like lounge is not club lounge, so Im all set.
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#1806
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#1807
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Lol, that brings breakfast into play for me. I complain when they end at 9 or 10
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#1809
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#1810
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Don't forget to include service charges and taxes in your cash rate.
#1811
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$225 for a hotel room in Tokyo is pretty good. Personally I value both Chase UR and Hyatt pts at 2c but even $300 for a hotel room in Tokyo is not bad. But of course if you can find a better cash rate you should probably pay cash.
Don't forget to include service charges and taxes in your cash rate.
Don't forget to include service charges and taxes in your cash rate.
#1813
Join Date: Jul 2019
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IMO value really depends how you plan to get around Tokyo.
If by train, Oedo line is right under the hotel and can be useful for getting around. If you're a 15 min walk to a nearby line, then you're talking 30 mins of idle time walking back and forth.
I find the location here among one of the best of all the hotels I've stayed at, an additional plus with the shuttle to Shinjuku station.
If by train, Oedo line is right under the hotel and can be useful for getting around. If you're a 15 min walk to a nearby line, then you're talking 30 mins of idle time walking back and forth.
I find the location here among one of the best of all the hotels I've stayed at, an additional plus with the shuttle to Shinjuku station.
#1814
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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staying at this hotel ATM. Its sad to see that this hotel is going up a category among all other Japanese properties. However, the hotel is like a ghost town now. Even staffs said they have not seem hotel this empty since they started working here. If the occupancy rates are low throughout the year, they may go back down to category 3 next spring?
They have already cancelled the marathon now, that's a huge cut for tourists coming to Japan.
They have already cancelled the marathon now, that's a huge cut for tourists coming to Japan.
#1815
Join Date: Feb 2017
Posts: 86
Just finished a 5 night stay at this property! Thought it was an incredible bargain as a Category 3. For a Category 4 I’d have to weigh other options. I paid 17k for a Club King Room, primarily so I could guarantee myself a newly renovated room. Most of the comments here are spot on in terms of the Happy Hour food (not particularly memorable, but there is so much else to eat in Tokyo that it was not an issue for me, and I love hotel clubs normally). The breakfast was decent/did the job, and at 7am not crowded at all. At 9am it is much busier and if the tables fill up they will let you dine in the kitchen below.
The bathroom and shower/tub were great. Really good water pressure and I like the convenience of being able to use the tub or shower right next to each other. Makes rinsing off after a soak very easy! The automated blinds also work very well, and definitely block out all sunlight so that if you take an afternoon nap the room will still be pitch black. Access to Tochamae station was convenient as well about 50% of the time. Otherwise sometimes it was just easier to walk to Shinjuku station or Nishi-Shinjuku station.
Happy to answer any questions people might have for a recent stay!
The bathroom and shower/tub were great. Really good water pressure and I like the convenience of being able to use the tub or shower right next to each other. Makes rinsing off after a soak very easy! The automated blinds also work very well, and definitely block out all sunlight so that if you take an afternoon nap the room will still be pitch black. Access to Tochamae station was convenient as well about 50% of the time. Otherwise sometimes it was just easier to walk to Shinjuku station or Nishi-Shinjuku station.
Happy to answer any questions people might have for a recent stay!