Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya REVIEW MASTER THREAD
#61
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 2,672
I asked this 2 months ago, but didn't get an answer. I have an overnight connection in Tokyo using a Cat 1-4 FNC, and currently booked at the HR Yokohama. Would this place/location be a better option in your opinion? Mainly want easy access from/to HND to the hotels with things to do near the hotel, and of course good places to eat nearby.
#62
Join Date: May 2018
Posts: 54
Hi fellow Japan travelers
I am looking into a Japan trip in the spring of 2025 with my wife and our future 10-12 month old infant at that time. So far when my wife and i travel its always just us two. And now we will have our infant for this upcoming Japan trip. And i've heard how strict Asia and European countries can be with occupancy. Looking at Hyatt website, This hotel caught my eye since its a cat 4 hotel so i can use my 2 annual certs plus points to top it off for other days. Then when i try to price it with adding an infant. The free night cert option went away. The cash price for 2 was 52k yen, while adding an infant turns to 53k yen. that 1k yen is like 5 bucks USD so i'm wondering how others book this hyatt or any other hyatt or other hotels with infants? Can i get away with just booking this using the free night certs? Or would they just have me pay the additional for infant in cash?
Thanks
I am looking into a Japan trip in the spring of 2025 with my wife and our future 10-12 month old infant at that time. So far when my wife and i travel its always just us two. And now we will have our infant for this upcoming Japan trip. And i've heard how strict Asia and European countries can be with occupancy. Looking at Hyatt website, This hotel caught my eye since its a cat 4 hotel so i can use my 2 annual certs plus points to top it off for other days. Then when i try to price it with adding an infant. The free night cert option went away. The cash price for 2 was 52k yen, while adding an infant turns to 53k yen. that 1k yen is like 5 bucks USD so i'm wondering how others book this hyatt or any other hyatt or other hotels with infants? Can i get away with just booking this using the free night certs? Or would they just have me pay the additional for infant in cash?
Thanks
#63
Join Date: Oct 2016
Posts: 355
Book it and then email the hotel asking their policy regarding your infant. I’ve had no issues so far with my toddler and we’ve traveled with her extensively the past 2.5yrs (including a lot of the Hyatts in Japan). However she bed shares with us (so dont need a rollaway or crib) and I have status (so possible upgrade).
#64
Join Date: May 2014
Location: Taipei
Posts: 1,190
Hi fellow Japan travelers
I am looking into a Japan trip in the spring of 2025 with my wife and our future 10-12 month old infant at that time. So far when my wife and i travel its always just us two. And now we will have our infant for this upcoming Japan trip. And i've heard how strict Asia and European countries can be with occupancy. Looking at Hyatt website, This hotel caught my eye since its a cat 4 hotel so i can use my 2 annual certs plus points to top it off for other days. Then when i try to price it with adding an infant. The free night cert option went away. The cash price for 2 was 52k yen, while adding an infant turns to 53k yen. that 1k yen is like 5 bucks USD so i'm wondering how others book this hyatt or any other hyatt or other hotels with infants? Can i get away with just booking this using the free night certs? Or would they just have me pay the additional for infant in cash?
Thanks
I am looking into a Japan trip in the spring of 2025 with my wife and our future 10-12 month old infant at that time. So far when my wife and i travel its always just us two. And now we will have our infant for this upcoming Japan trip. And i've heard how strict Asia and European countries can be with occupancy. Looking at Hyatt website, This hotel caught my eye since its a cat 4 hotel so i can use my 2 annual certs plus points to top it off for other days. Then when i try to price it with adding an infant. The free night cert option went away. The cash price for 2 was 52k yen, while adding an infant turns to 53k yen. that 1k yen is like 5 bucks USD so i'm wondering how others book this hyatt or any other hyatt or other hotels with infants? Can i get away with just booking this using the free night certs? Or would they just have me pay the additional for infant in cash?
Thanks
#65
Join Date: Feb 2024
Posts: 35
Whats the earliest stay someone has lined up? Looking forward to this over Grand Hyatt with Park Hyatt being closed and this being brand new and in such an amazing location. Also interested to see real data points in bringing their toddler after booking using two adults since thats the limitation of the site and if anyone has success with using SUA since it is a HH but some people have had success at other HH in the past.
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#66
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: SFO
Posts: 4,959
Whats the earliest stay someone has lined up? Looking forward to this over Grand Hyatt with Park Hyatt being closed and this being brand new and in such an amazing location. Also interested to see real data points in bringing their toddler after booking using two adults since thats the limitation of the site and if anyone has success with using SUA since it is a HH but some people have had success at other HH in the past.
#67
Join Date: May 2014
Location: Taipei
Posts: 1,190
Whats the earliest stay someone has lined up? Looking forward to this over Grand Hyatt with Park Hyatt being closed and this being brand new and in such an amazing location. Also interested to see real data points in bringing their toddler after booking using two adults since thats the limitation of the site and if anyone has success with using SUA since it is a HH but some people have had success at other HH in the past.
#68
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: SFO
Posts: 4,959
seems like they are again open with availability this week (2/27) as of a few minutes ago. Good sign that opening is happening.
#69
Join Date: Nov 2017
Location: New York
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Alaska MVP Gold
Posts: 157
As expected, no upgrade for Globalist. Room has the stated amenities, including washer/dryer, large fridge, and kitchen essentials.
Welcome amenity (or opening gift) consists of a pair of Hyatt House Shibuya slippers, 3 coffee packets, 1 shibuya map, and 1 notepad.
#70
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Programs: DL, OZ, AC, AS, AA, BA, Hilton, Hyatt, Marriott, IHG
Posts: 20,211
Yes, they opened today to public at 1pm local time.
As expected, no upgrade for Globalist. Room has the stated amenities, including washer/dryer, large fridge, and kitchen essentials.
Welcome amenity (or opening gift) consists of a pair of Hyatt House Shibuya slippers, 3 coffee packets, 1 shibuya map, and 1 notepad.
As expected, no upgrade for Globalist. Room has the stated amenities, including washer/dryer, large fridge, and kitchen essentials.
Welcome amenity (or opening gift) consists of a pair of Hyatt House Shibuya slippers, 3 coffee packets, 1 shibuya map, and 1 notepad.
#71
The standard King City View room is quite slim and compact. Not very much space between the desk chair and the bed and opening more than 1 30" suitcase could be a problem. I would recommend booking a Deluxe room and up when with a partner and kids.
#73
Join Date: Nov 2017
Location: New York
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Alaska MVP Gold
Posts: 157
#74
Join Date: Aug 2022
Location: SFO
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Bonvoy Titanium, AA Exec Plat, OZ Diamond Plus
Posts: 370
I unsuccessfully tried to apply an SUA yesterday, but it was before official opening time (~10AM JST?) and MHC mentioned that they didn't have the systems ready yet to accept it so try again in a few hours, so will try again today and see what happens.
#75
Join Date: Oct 2023
Posts: 4
Same! I tried again today and was told the same thing. However, only a Deluxe suite is showing for my dates. Is one showing as avaiable for your dates?