Hotel, Shinjuku, Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo is a hotel on the 39th to 52nd floors of Shinjuku Park Tower, reopened in December 2025 after a restoration of nineteen months, with 171 rooms and suites, a pool beneath a glass atrium and views to Mount Fuji.
- 171
- rooms and suites
- Floors 39 to 52
- of Shinjuku Park Tower
- Twenty metres
- of pool beneath a glass atrium
- Mount Fuji
- from the windows on clear days
Stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo on a Custom Tour of Japan, created around your party alone, on the dates you choose.
the room
The rooms
The 171 rooms and suites were redesigned in a black and anthracite palette with softer green carpets, in tactile materials and with contemporary Japanese art, their bathrooms in marble and wood laid out as open wet rooms. Deluxe Rooms of 55 square metres carry a walk-in closet, a daybed, a separate shower and a deep tub, with views of the city or Mount Fuji.
The new Park Suites of 85 square metres add a separate living room, and the larger suites, up to 290 square metres, keep soaking tubs of hinoki or marble and a steam or mist sauna of their own.
to unwind
The pool and the spa
The pool and spa fill the 45th and 47th floors: a pool of twenty metres by eight beneath a glass atrium some fourteen metres high, the skyline around it, with marble whirlpools, seven treatment rooms and a gym.
the table
Dining
A brasserie joins French cooking to Japanese precision; a modern Japanese dining room, drawing on kaiseki and finished in walnut, looks to Mount Fuji; and a grill and bar on the 52nd floor, its walls hung with murals, looks over the whole city. The lounge serves afternoon tea and cocktails among the bamboo, and a library of more than 2,000 books sits between them.
the setting
Tokyo
Shinjuku Park Tower stands on the west side of Shinjuku, crowned with three triangular peaks, and the hotel occupies its upper fourteen floors, from the 39th to the 52nd. The windows look across Harajuku and Shibuya, the forest of Meiji Jingu and Yoyogi Park, and on clear days to Mount Fuji.
The towers of west Shinjuku stand around it, and Meiji Jingu, Yoyogi Park and Shinjuku Gyoen are each a short drive away.
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Park Hyatt Tokyo, on a journey of your own
A Custom Tour of Japan can place Park Hyatt Tokyo wherever it best suits your journey, for as many nights as you wish, with your own Tour Director and a private car and driver every day.
questions
Questions about Park Hyatt Tokyo
Where is Park Hyatt Tokyo?
In Shinjuku, on the 39th to 52nd floors of Shinjuku Park Tower, on the west side of the district.
Does Park Hyatt Tokyo have a pool?
Yes. A pool of twenty metres by eight beneath a glass atrium high in the tower, with marble whirlpools, seven treatment rooms and a gym.
Can Park Hyatt Tokyo be part of a private journey?
Yes. A Custom Tour of Japan can include Park Hyatt Tokyo on dates of your own, created around your party alone, with your own Tour Director. If you would rather travel independently, the Expert Japan Itinerary plans every day for you.
Park Hyatt Tokyo, on your dates.
Tell us when you would like to travel, and we will answer with a Custom Tour of Japan that includes Park Hyatt Tokyo, created around your party alone. If you would rather travel independently, the Expert Japan Itinerary plans every day for you.