Grand Hyatt Tokyo – Review & Photos

The hotel did not stand out from the outside, and I think that the Roppongi Hills Mori Tower and the Residence Building will have more impact, probably because it is located inside Roppongi Hills.

There was a carport at the main entrance, and many luxury cars were parked there, and I got the image that many celebrities were staying.

The entrance seen from the inside.

The lobby was very spacious.

There was a space to sit and relax.

A stylish staircase.

The front desk was in front of the entrance.

The staff were working very fast.

The lobby had a modern atmosphere which excited me.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

You can see the Tokyo Tower from inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

There was a cafe corner on the right and a full length mirror on the left.

My first impression of the room was that it was a luxury business hotel. The interior is mainly made of wood, and the color of the wallpaper is soothing. From the image of Roppongi, I thought that this hotel had a more flashy atmosphere. In addition, although it has a simple and calm impression, there are many furniture and home appliances with a modern and well-thought-out design, and the curtains were automatically shielded from light.

The bed was king size and was very big. The mattress as comfortable to sleep on. The sheets also felt nice on my skin.

A total of 4 pillows were prepared. There were also tables on both sides of the bed, with a phone, note set and an alarm clock. In addition to the light panel, there was also an outlet which was convenient for charging my electronic devices.

TV across the bed.

A spacious desk.

A chair with a foot rest.

There was a large window at the back of the room. A few days before my stay, I requested a room with a view on the upper floors.

There were no taller building in front of me than I expected, so even the room on the 17th floor had a view. It’s a pity that we didn’t see many iconic buildings in the city center, but if you look closely, you can find Shibuya and Ebisu. Also, because it was a sunny day, it was impressive that Mt. Fuji, which was colored by the setting sun looked very beautiful.

There was a sink, bathtub and a toilet in the same space. There was a sliding door between the bedroom and the bathroom.

The bathtub was divided with a glass door.

I was able to relax in the bathtub.

There are two types of showers, a hand shower and a rain shower. There was no problem with the water pressure and temperature control.

Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were provided next to the shower.

A toilet with a washlet function.

The sink was spacious and easy to use. There was even a TV on the sink. This TV was able to change direction. Thick and soft towels were prepared next to the sink.

In the drawer under the wash basin, amenities such as toothbrush set, razor, nail file, hairbrush, shower cap, cotton set, body towel, sewing kit were provided. There was also an amenity list, and I was able to request what I needed. I pre-ordered nightwear and a humidifier.

The bedroom seen from the bathroom.

There was a closet in the bathroom behind of the sink. While I think it’s useful for getting dressed, I was worried about my clothes getting damp due to the moisture in the bathroom.

There were plenty of hangers in the closet, as well as an iron, ironing board and slippers.

There was also a bathrobe in the closet.

The safe was in a drawer underneath the TV.

There was a small counter on the right side of the room, and there was a cafe corner there. There was a capsule coffee machine, tea set, electric kettle, etc. Four coffee capsules were prepared, and if you asked for an addition you can get more for free.

In addition to cups and glasses, mini bottles of alcohol were provided as a minibar (charged) in the drawer.

Soft drinks and alcohol such as beer were prepared as a minibar (charged) in the refrigerator.

“Fiorentina” on the 1st floor.

There were plenty of restaurants in the hotel, but I think the shop itself was the only fragrance shop here. However, it’s all in Roppongi Hills, so you don’t have to be in the hotel. Roppongi Hills has various shops such as luxury brands, casual apparel, and fashionable general stores, so I think it is perfect for those who are looking for shopping.

There is an indoor pool on the 5th floor, and when I stayed, it was open by appointment from 6 am to 9 pm. There was also a jacuzzi with white gold tiles made in Italy.

There is a gym, which seems to be equipped with Italian brands such as technogym aerobic exercise, kinesis machines and weight machines.

There is a spa, where you can receive treatments using carefully selected natural materials in the ultimate relaxation space that combines Japanese and international.

There is a Grand Club Lounge on the 10th floor. Exclusive lounge for guests staying in Club King / Twin, Club Deluxe Twin, Club Premium King / Twin and suites, including check-in and check-out, continental breakfast, evening cocktails and canapés, coffee and tea services.

This is a facility used for events and conferences.

Cityscape around the hotel.

Hinokicho Park which is a tourist attraction

Although there were less people than usual, I got the impression that there were many foreigners, so I think it is used by foreigners living in Japan. In addition, there were many stylish people in the hotel.

Garden next to the tourist attraction Midtown.