# Tokyo, Japan｜Stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo

This golden autumn, I chose to stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo, located at 3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. The location is very convenient, right next to Shinjuku Central Park, just a few steps away from the bustling Shinjuku business and entertainment districts—super convenient! 🔍📍

The hotel building is very unique, designed by Kenzo Tange, known as the "Father of Contemporary Japanese Architecture." The entire structure perfectly combines modernity and practicality, truly impressive. The hotel lobby is spacious and bright, and the staff are very friendly. The room design meets their luxury room standards, all decorated with exquisite materials, featuring a very Japanese minimalist style. 🏢🌟

The room experience is definitely a highlight of this stay. The hotel rooms are considered large for Tokyo, and each room offers views of the city or the sky. On good weather days, I was lucky enough to see the magnificent snow-capped Mount Fuji 🥺⛰️. The room is equipped with special features like a laser turntable and a fax machine, which definitely add points. The bed is especially comfortable, and I slept very well every night. Truly amazing, the room also has a modern tech vibe. 🛏️👀

There are plenty of nearby dining options. We tried the New York Bar, which gave us a chance to experience the setting from the movie "Lost in Translation." Also, I personally recommend Himawari Sushi and Menya Musashi. It's worth mentioning that the nearby Tokyo Bike Tour is great for experiencing the cityscape better. 🍣🥢🚲

The only downside is public transportation. Although Shinjuku Station is a bit far, about a 15-minute walk, the hotel offers a free shuttle to the west exit of Shinjuku Station, which somewhat alleviates this inconvenience. Overall, staying at this hotel was a pleasant experience, with perfect service and a quiet environment that makes you want to linger. 🌆🚶‍♂️

Post by TreeHatBook | May 23, 2025