Hyatt Regency Tokyo

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Formerly The Century Hyatt

The Hyatt Regency Tokyo, rebranded from The Century Hyatt when it first opened in 1980, is centrally located and a few minutes away from the Shinjuku station. The hotel has a courtesy shuttle between the Shinjuku JR station and the hotel. You can also access the hotel from the Tochomae metro station below the hotel, which is a much shorter walk.

Upon entering the hotel, the front desk is to the left. The lobby is large with high ceilings. The lobby does look a little tired and outdated though.

Check-in was quick and efficient.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Hallway to Bathroom
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Sink

Upon entering the room, the bathroom was located on the left. There was a single sink with plenty of counter space.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Toilet

There was the typical Japanese toilet.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Shower/Tub Combo

There was a shower/tub combo with a hand held shower.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Pharmacopia Products

There were Pharmacopia bath products.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Luggage Rack

Upon exiting the bathroom, there was a small space for luggage.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Desk

The desk was located to the left. The desk was on the smaller side but functional.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Regency Club Lounge Info

There was a letter outlining the club hours.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Sitting Area

Behind the desk was the sitting area.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Dresser/TV

Beyond the sitting area was the “bedroom”. There was a dresser/TV.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Bed

The king bed was on the firm side, but not uncomfortably so. There was a dresser on each side of the bed. Unfortunately, there were no outlets next to the bed.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Chair with Ottoman

Next to the bed was another chair with ottoman.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Yoyogi Park

My room had a view of Yoyogi Park.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Regency Club

The Regency Club was on the smaller side.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Lounge Offerings
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Lounge Offerings
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Lounge Offerings

 

Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Lounge Offerings
Hyatt Regency Tokyo
Lounge Offerings

There was a small cooler with drinks, a self-serve drink station, cookies, nuts, dried fruit, arare, pickled vegetables and cheese.

I didn’t spend much time in the lounge during my stay. I also did not eat breakfast in the lounge, as I wanted to go out and explore Tokyo rather than eat a mundane meal in all likelihood.

Service was fine throughout my stay. I wasn’t in the hotel much but all employees I encountered were friendly. The hotel is showing its age, and is in need of a renovation. The hotel is centrally located. There’s a decision to be made in the Hyatt market in Tokyo. The Grand Hyatt is a much nicer property, but appears to have more limited treatment options. The Hyatt Regency needs a makeover, but has better transportation options from what I’ve seen.

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