Join us for our video reviews showcasing hotel suites and rooms from across the globe! This week’s edition features the Grand Suite, a 85 sq.m./914 sq.ft. 1-bedroom suite at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, Japan.
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Opened on April 25, 2003, Grand Hyatt Tokyo was developed as part of the Roppongi Hills project, a large-scale urban complex designed to attract both international visitors and local business travelers. The hotel features 387 uniquely designed guest rooms, 10 restaurants, a Grand Club Lounge, a business center, Nagomi Spa & Fitness club, and 17 multi-purpose event spaces.
Its architecture and interiors were created in collaboration with global designers including Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, Takashi Sugimoto, and Tony Chi, bringing together a mix of international and Japanese influences. Throughout the hotel, guests can find approximately 200 art pieces curated around the theme “East meets West,” reflecting the property’s global outlook. To remain current, key renovations were made in 2011, 2014, and 2016 to update the lounge, guest rooms, and event spaces.
Located on the 6th to 9th floors, this modern and quiet corner suite offers 85-square-meter (914 square feet) of space with a separate living area, a generous workspace, a rain shower and a deep-soaking tub. Other features include a king-sized bed fitted with soft Egyptian cotton linens by Frette. This is a premium suite. Please see World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility.
Premium Suite - See World of Hyatt program terms for upgrade eligibility
The Grand Suite at Grand Hyatt Tokyo offers a generous amount of space with a well-balanced design that creates a warm and open atmosphere. As a Category 8 property in the World of Hyatt program, room rates next month start around $600 or 40,000 points per night, while the Grand Suite is priced from approximately $2,000 per night (Tokyo hotel prices are crazy lately!)
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