May 8, 2015, 12:28 am
Last edit by: FlyMan
Opinion will vary but this was compiled by what was highlighted by most members:
All allow 2 adult with 2 kids
All allow 2 adult with 2 kids
which Hyatt in Tokyo?
Nov 27, 2014, 7:03 am
#16
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I love the F&B and bar, but my views could be biased because I started out as a VIP from day one due to connections from GH Tokyo. Therefore, the service I receive is excellent. I am not sure this is the case for all guests however.
Nov 27, 2014, 12:10 pm
#17
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If I had one night in Tokyo, the next to last place I'd eat would be the Oak Door. Expensive, un-accomplished, and unmemorable food. The last place would be Two Rooms, which is a just a bad clone of the Oak Door. I'd rather eat anywhere at the Hills Complex than the Oak Door.
Nov 27, 2014, 12:41 pm
#18
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Re: why only one night in Tokyo, since United only allows one stopover on roundtrip award tickets, so I have no more than 24 hours. My kids like airplanes and hotel rooms and visiting new places, so I am doing this overnight connections in Toronto, Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok etc. My destination is Singapore and long stopover in Zurich on the way back.
Re capacity limit... Is it usually 3 or 4? PH Paris and Milan limit 3 per room, once I explained my kids are 8/6/4, they were OK with it.
Re budget, PH is actually cheaper than GH on the date I'm travelling, less than 30000 jpy. LV code sometimes show up as LV, sometimes show up as global shopper NV, is it for employees or for some luxury shopping club member?
Re capacity limit... Is it usually 3 or 4? PH Paris and Milan limit 3 per room, once I explained my kids are 8/6/4, they were OK with it.
Re budget, PH is actually cheaper than GH on the date I'm travelling, less than 30000 jpy. LV code sometimes show up as LV, sometimes show up as global shopper NV, is it for employees or for some luxury shopping club member?
Nov 27, 2014, 10:36 pm
#19
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If I had one night in Tokyo, the next to last place I'd eat would be the Oak Door. Expensive, un-accomplished, and unmemorable food. The last place would be Two Rooms, which is a just a bad clone of the Oak Door. I'd rather eat anywhere at the Hills Complex than the Oak Door.
I loved The Oak Door under the previous management team. It was my favorite steakhouse in Tokyo.
If I had just one night in Tokyo, I would go out to my favorite sushi restaurant.
Nov 28, 2014, 7:12 am
#20
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Nov 28, 2014, 8:18 pm
#22
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Nov 28, 2014, 9:14 pm
#24
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Re: why only one night in Tokyo, since United only allows one stopover on roundtrip award tickets, so I have no more than 24 hours. My kids like airplanes and hotel rooms and visiting new places, so I am doing this overnight connections in Toronto, Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok etc. My destination is Singapore and long stopover in Zurich on the way back.
Re capacity limit... Is it usually 3 or 4? PH Paris and Milan limit 3 per room, once I explained my kids are 8/6/4, they were OK with it.
Re budget, PH is actually cheaper than GH on the date I'm travelling, less than 30000 jpy. LV code sometimes show up as LV, sometimes show up as global shopper NV, is it for employees or for some luxury shopping club member?
Re capacity limit... Is it usually 3 or 4? PH Paris and Milan limit 3 per room, once I explained my kids are 8/6/4, they were OK with it.
Re budget, PH is actually cheaper than GH on the date I'm travelling, less than 30000 jpy. LV code sometimes show up as LV, sometimes show up as global shopper NV, is it for employees or for some luxury shopping club member?
Jan 17, 2015, 7:20 pm
#25
Join Date: Jan 2012
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im flying in and out Haneda for three nights. I was already booked for two nights at the Conrad, but at the last minute I had to add a third night and I want to book a hyatt property. It will be the first night. Which one would be the easiest for me to do in terms of getting from Haneda at about 9 PM, and then the next day going to Conrad. I will have a two year old with me.
Jan 18, 2015, 9:36 pm
#29
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I agree with this especially given that both public transit and taxis in Tokyo are efficient and readily available.
Jan 19, 2015, 11:18 am
#30
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I vote for the Grand Hyatt Tokyo. Been there three times. Not cheap, but very nice.
I have not been to the Andaz yet; the only Andaz I was supposed to stay at was the one in Napa (which ironically - to this thread on Japan - closed for earthquake repairs).
I have not been to the Andaz yet; the only Andaz I was supposed to stay at was the one in Napa (which ironically - to this thread on Japan - closed for earthquake repairs).