Made semi-famous by the sweet Sofia Coppola movie Lost in Translation, the Park Hyatt Tokyo is one of the city’s best hotels and is among my all-time world favorites. Like most Park Hyatts we’ve stayed in, the Park Hyatt Tokyo is modern, sleek, and tastefully decorated.

The hotel has beautiful views and is so high up that you feel quite detached from the hustle and bustle of the city below. The Park Hyatt Tokyo occupies the top 14 floors of a 52-floor building.

Artwork and books are scattered throughout the common areas, and all rooms have original art pieces as well.

The Park Suite had a massive bathroom with a soaking tub and shower with multiple shower heads—nice. It also had a yoga mat and kimonos in the closet.

The hotel pool and gym area have breathtaking views of Tokyo. You have to wear a swim cap to enter the water, which is a memorable experience for a honeymoon.

Park Hyatt Tokyo Virtuoso Amenities

• Upgrade on arrival, subject to availability
• Daily full breakfast for up to two guests via room service
• $100 USD equivalent food and beverage credit (not combinable, no cash value)
• Early check-in/late check-out, subject to availability
• Complimentary Wi-Fi

Click here to request more information about Virtuoso amenities or to book your stay.

More About the Park Hyatt Tokyo:

• The Points Guy: Inside the “Lost in Translation” Hotel
• Forbes: Hotels I Love
• Conde Nast Traveler: Readers’ Choice Awards