Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Luxury Hotel in West Shinjuku
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I've stayed in this hotel many times while traveling to Japan and later housed business associates here when I was living in Tokyo for two years. I was never disappointed.
Reviewed by: saguaro from on Dec 28 2008
Fantastic ,location overlooking Shinjuku Chuodo Park and next to subway.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 06 2008
This my mine and my wife's first time in Tokyo and I don't think we could have been happier with our choice in hotels. The Century Hyatt is in a nice, quiet part of this bustling city and only a 10 minute walk from the action of Kabuki-cho (if that's your thing). Shinjuku station is also only a few minutes walk, but like another reviewer said, Tochomae station is actually at the base of the hotel.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 28 2008
Stayed at Hyatt Regency at Kyoto for 3 nights which was great and was expecting the same at Century Hyatt but were first of all met by a rude guy at check in - asked for an upgrade, was told your room is already nice -which wasnt - aircon didnt work well, musty smell in the rooms and corridor, old furniture, old tv, rollaway bed squicked. Paid 38,000 yen for this room. Wouldnt recommend this hotel to anyone - not worth the price you pay. Would recommend Hilton next door - better service, great rooms, great breakfast etc.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 02 2007
stayed for 4 nights, in July/August.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 08 2007
i liked everything about it. it was awsome. the service was great. it was probably the nicest hotel ever. i will definately stay there again.
Reviewed by: Douglas from on Jul 25 2007
The room I stayed in (on the 19th floor) had next-to-zero air conditioning. Hotel staff took a look at it and claimed nothing wrong. But it was obvious since the windows are covered with vapor which is a sign for humidity.
Reviewed by: wei-chun from on Mar 04 2006
Stayed here in 2002. Delightful, extermely polite service, (relatively) large rooms, and all you would expect from a high quality metropolitan hotel. Well worth the money and convenient regular shuttles to popular shopping areas and train stations.
Reviewed by: Tony Quan from on Dec 20 2005
A wonderful hotel with great amenities. Location is close to the subway. Shinjuku station only minutes away. $20 to use the pool was the only thing I thought was a little ridiculous.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 16 2005
I give this plac a 5 star rating all the way. its survese is asome along whith evrethig else!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 09 2005
Luxury Hotel in West Shinjuku
Back to Hyatt Regency Tokyo
I've stayed in this hotel many times while traveling to Japan and later housed business associates here when I was living in Tokyo for two years. I was never disappointed.
Reviewed by: saguaro from on Dec 28 2008
Fantastic ,location overlooking Shinjuku Chuodo Park and next to subway.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 06 2008
This my mine and my wife's first time in Tokyo and I don't think we could have been happier with our choice in hotels. The Century Hyatt is in a nice, quiet part of this bustling city and only a 10 minute walk from the action of Kabuki-cho (if that's your thing). Shinjuku station is also only a few minutes walk, but like another reviewer said, Tochomae station is actually at the base of the hotel.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 28 2008
Stayed at Hyatt Regency at Kyoto for 3 nights which was great and was expecting the same at Century Hyatt but were first of all met by a rude guy at check in - asked for an upgrade, was told your room is already nice -which wasnt - aircon didnt work well, musty smell in the rooms and corridor, old furniture, old tv, rollaway bed squicked. Paid 38,000 yen for this room. Wouldnt recommend this hotel to anyone - not worth the price you pay. Would recommend Hilton next door - better service, great rooms, great breakfast etc.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 02 2007
stayed for 4 nights, in July/August.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 08 2007
i liked everything about it. it was awsome. the service was great. it was probably the nicest hotel ever. i will definately stay there again.
Reviewed by: Douglas from on Jul 25 2007
The room I stayed in (on the 19th floor) had next-to-zero air conditioning. Hotel staff took a look at it and claimed nothing wrong. But it was obvious since the windows are covered with vapor which is a sign for humidity.
Reviewed by: wei-chun from on Mar 04 2006
Stayed here in 2002. Delightful, extermely polite service, (relatively) large rooms, and all you would expect from a high quality metropolitan hotel. Well worth the money and convenient regular shuttles to popular shopping areas and train stations.
Reviewed by: Tony Quan from on Dec 20 2005
A wonderful hotel with great amenities. Location is close to the subway. Shinjuku station only minutes away. $20 to use the pool was the only thing I thought was a little ridiculous.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 16 2005
I give this plac a 5 star rating all the way. its survese is asome along whith evrethig else!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 09 2005
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