About Park Hyatt Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo fills the top floors (39 to 52) of Shinjuku Park Tower, a skyscraper designed by Kenzo Tange in West Shinjuku. It has 171 rooms and suites and reopened on December 9, 2025, after a 19-month renovation by the Paris studio Jouin Manku.
What sets it apart is its history and views: it opened in 1994 as the first Park Hyatt in Asia and is known worldwide from the film Lost in Translation. It suits couples, design lovers and travelers who want a quiet, high-floor base in Shinjuku.
At a glance
Highlights
- Floors 39 to 52 of Shinjuku Park Tower
- Reopened December 2025
- New York Grill & Bar
- Glass-roofed pool
- Lost in Translation fame
Amenities
Rooms and suites
- Deluxe rooms of about 55 square meters on floors 42 to 51
- Park Suites of about 85 square meters
- Diplomat, Governor’s, Tokyo and Presidential Suites
- Larger wet-room bathrooms after the renovation
Restaurants and bars
The hotel is not all-inclusive. Meals are paid separately, and breakfast can be added.
- New York Grill & Bar: the hotel’s famous grill and bar, restored in the renovation
- Kozue: modern, seasonal Japanese cooking with views toward Mt Fuji
- Girandole by Alain Ducasse: Parisian-style brasserie
- Peak Lounge & Bar: afternoon tea and cocktails
- Pastry Boutique: cakes and pastries
- The Delicatessen: deli on the first floor
Beach, pools and spa
There is no beach. The indoor pool sits under a glass atrium at Club On The Park, the hotel’s fitness and wellness floors, with views over the Tokyo skyline. The spa has 7 treatment rooms, including a couples suite, plus saunas and whirlpools. Guests under 16 cannot use the spa.
Activities and entertainment
The hotel is a short walk or ride from Shinjuku’s shops, restaurants and nightlife, and from Shinjuku Gyoen garden. The gym has Technogym equipment and daily classes. A free shuttle runs to the nearby train station during the day.
Who it’s best for
- Best for: couples, honeymooners and design lovers who want a classic Tokyo luxury hotel with big views.
- Consider another resort if: you want to be close to Ginza or Tokyo Station, or need a budget option.
Getting there from Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport (HND) is about 45 minutes away by car, depending on traffic. Narita International Airport (NRT) is about 80 minutes away. The hotel does not list an airport shuttle.
Book a private transfer in advance so a driver meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to the hotel, with no need to handle trains or taxis with luggage after a long flight.
Good to know
- Parking is charged
- A Tokyo accommodation tax applies per person per night
- Guests under 16 cannot use the spa
- Free shuttle to the nearby train station during the day
Location of Park Hyatt Tokyo
FAQ about Park Hyatt Tokyo
Is Park Hyatt Tokyo open?
Yes. It reopened on December 9, 2025, after a 19-month renovation.
How many rooms does Park Hyatt Tokyo have?
171 rooms and suites.
Which floors is the hotel on?
Floors 39 to 52 of Shinjuku Park Tower.
Does Park Hyatt Tokyo have a pool?
Yes, an indoor pool under a glass atrium.
Is the New York Bar still open?
Yes. The New York Grill & Bar was restored in the renovation.
Is the hotel all-inclusive?
No. Meals are paid separately.
How far is Haneda Airport?
About 45 minutes by car, depending on traffic.
How far is Narita Airport?
About 80 minutes by car.
Is there an airport shuttle?
No airport shuttle is listed. Book a private transfer in advance.
Can children use the spa?
No. Guests under 16 cannot use the spa.
