Hyatt Regency Hotel, Tokyo

Tokyo is one of the most prominent and popular tourist destinations in the world. Owing to its varied sightseeing places and tourist attractions, the city is thronged by a considerable portion of tourists from all over the world. There are different categories of hotels in the city, ranging from five star luxury hotels to budget hotels. The Hyaat Regency (Formerly Century Hyatt) Hotel Tokyo is one among the famous hotels in Tokyo.

Located in the Shinjuku-ku area, this luxurious hotel features about 744 rooms and suites which are classified into regency club rooms and lounge, and presidential suite. Each of the rooms is well-furnished with every possible amenity. The rooms in the Hyaat Regency (Formerly Century Hyatt) Hotel Tokyo comprise of AC, telephone, data port, voicemail service, clock radio, mini bar and many other facilities. Apart from providing comfort, the rooms offer spectacular views of the city.

The Hyaat Regency Tokyo comprises of five restaurants serving different types of international cuisines like Japanese, Chinese and French. There is also a 24 hours café offering European snacks and American refreshments. The hotel has a well-stocked bar where you can relax and get soaked into absolute pleasure.

The Hyaat Regency (Formerly Century Hyatt) Hotel Tokyo consists of eighteen banquet rooms, and a well-equipped business center. Many meetings and business conferences are organized in this hotel. For the guests, the hotel has various shops selling interesting items. Dry cleaning and laundry services are also available here. There is a sprawling indoor car parking area within the hotel premises. A bus service operates between the hotel and the Shinjuku Station.

Other amenities in the Hyaat Regency Tokyo Hotel include a health club and a modern spa, a sky pool, and many more. There are pleasant parks and sports arena nearby this hotel which offer amusement and entertainment to the guests.

Some of the major local attractions very close to the Century Hyatt Hotel Tokyo are Asakusa, Shinjuku Gyoen Park, Odaiba, and Meiji Shrine.