Century Hyatt Tokyo in Tokyo Japan

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Century Hyatt Tokyo
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2-7-2 Nishi-Shinjuku
Tokyo, JP 160
Chain: Hyatt Hotels and Resorts

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Room rates from

$177.42

About the Century Hyatt Tokyo

Formerly Century Hyatt Tokyo, the Hotel Hyatt Regency Tokyo is located in Shinjuku, a thriving business, shopping and entertainment district and home to many of the most select Tokyo hotels. This property makes a good alternative to its more expensive sister hotel the Park Hyatt. This hotel is conveniently close to Shinjuku Station, with links to the Tokyo subway and services to Hakone, a popular mountain hot spring resort. The hotel operates a free shuttle bus every 20 minutes to Shinjuku station. All 741 rooms and suites enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Does HotelsByCity recommend this hotel?

Several guests have said upgrading to one of the rooms on the Regency Club floor is well worthwhile. The benefits are a fine breakfast buffet and the free cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the evening. There were many favorable comments about friendly and efficient staff. Those who have stayed here and at the Park Hyatt say this is more affordable and the services available to businessmen are equally as good. Read our customer reviews?

Century Hyatt Tokyo Accommodations

All rooms have a modern décor in brown hues and there is a choice of one king bed or two twins. There is no charge for Internet access and the accommodation features include large bathroom with tub and shower, satellite TV, dual line phones, minibar and in-room safe. An English newspaper is delivered daily and room service is available around the clock.

Amenities offered

The hotel’s spa and wellness center is located atop the property with spa, pool and fitness areas having views of the city and Mount Fuji. The indoor pool under a skylight roof includes a whirlpool with fiber optic lights which provide a fantasy of changing colors. On the ground level there are boutiques and shops for gifts, fashion, books and designer items. There is also a drugstore, florist and newsstand and a pastry shop specializing in hotel-baked breads, pastries, cookies and chocolates. There are five restaurants in the hotel – French, Chinese and Japanese – and an all day café serving European and American comfort foods.

Directions (view map)

From Narita International Airport: Take the Higashi Kanto Expressway towards Tokyo. The highway connects with the Shuto Expressway into Tokyo. Exit at Shinjuku.

General hotel policies

Check-in: 12:00 a.m.
Check-out:
Parking: Yes, there is parking. There is space for 505 cars in the basement of the hotel..
Pets: No, pets are not allowed.