The Grand Hyatt Tokyo wasn’t our original hotel choice for our first visit to Japan. We had initially planned to stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo, but due to ongoing renovations, we pivoted to the Grand Hyatt – and we’re so glad we did. Nestled in the vibrant Roppongi Hills neighborhood, this 5-star hotel offers impeccable luxury, modern conveniences, and the refined, understated elegance that defines Japanese hospitality. We loved our experience so much, we chose to return and stay here twice during our trip.
Grand Hyatt Tokyo hotel facts
Located at 6 Chome-10-3 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032, Japan, right in the heart of the vibrant Roppongi Hills neighborhood, this five-star hotel is perfectly positioned for exploring one of Tokyo’s most dynamic districts. From the moment you step inside, the Grand Hyatt Tokyo delivers a seamless blend of style, service, and sophistication.
The hotel offers:
- 387 very spacious hotel rooms, including 27 executive suites and a stunning presidential suite with a private pool.
- A modern take on traditional Japanese aesthetics, thoughtfully woven into the design details throughout the property.
- Luxurious beds in elegant Egyptian cotton Frette linens.
- Spacious marble bathrooms featuring deep-soaking tubs and invigorating rain showers (a total personal favorite 💖).
- High-tech Japanese toilets with every feature you can imagine – because of course, it’s Japan.
- An exclusive Club Level Lounge with personalized concierge service, complimentary breakfast and happy hour for World of Hyatt members.
- A full Nagomi Spa, a 24-hour fitness center, and a serene indoor pool for recharging between adventures.
- A variety of on-site dining options, from Japanese fine dining to international cuisine – perfect for travelers who appreciate culinary excellence.
- Personalized concierge services to help you curate unforgettable Tokyo experiences.
Checking in/out of the Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Check-in is 3pm and check-out is 12pm, which is a bit later than many hotels. If you arrive early the hotel will store your bags at a minimum and will also accommodate you if your room is not available. Additionally, if you are a World of Hyatt program member, you can request a late check out. Becoming a World of Hyatt program member is free, and it provides great program loyalty perks – early check-in, late check-out, free breakfast (at the Globalist level) and more. We highly recommend it.
Rooms and suites
The rooms and suites at Grand Hyatt Tokyo are super spacious, with high ceilings and plenty of room to relax and settle in. If you’re staying on one of the higher floors, you’re in for a treat – sweeping views of Tokyo’s skyline add a magical touch to mornings and evenings alike.
The beds are ultra-comfy, wrapped in soft, luxurious linens that make it hard to get up in the morning (in the best way). Each room comes with cozy bathrobes and slippers, and in true Japanese fashion, a yukata – a casual kimono – is thoughtfully provided for every guest to wear during their stay.
The bathrooms are a standout feature: expect invigorating rain showers and one of the deepest soaking tubs we’ve ever seen in a hotel. It’s the kind of space that makes you want to turn your evening into a mini spa ritual. You’ll also find an array of complimentary amenities – toothbrushes, hairbrushes, personal washcloths, and more – so you can pack light and still feel completely taken care of.
And yes, there’s a Japanese-style smart toilet (because luxury should include warm seats and automatic lids). 💖
Rooms are stocked with complimentary coffee, tea, and mineral water, making it easy to settle in and feel at home from the moment you arrive. Every detail is designed for maximum comfort and ease, with a perfect balance of international luxury and Japanese hospitality.
Dining options
The dining options at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo go beyond what you’ll find at most hotels – offering an impressive variety that rivals some of Tokyo’s best restaurants. Whether you’re in the mood for elegant Japanese cuisine, perfectly grilled steak, or comforting international dishes, there’s something for every craving.
Onsite restaurants
- The Oak Door, Steakhouse – If you’re in the mood for a great steak, this is the place to be. This restaurant serves perfectly cooked steaks and juicy burgers; all paired with seasonal sides that change to keep things fresh. Plus, they’ve got an excellent wine list to complement your meal. It’s definitely worth booking ahead, though – it’s a popular spot!
- Roku Roku, Edo-mae Sushi – For sushi lovers, Roku Roku is a great choice. The sushi and sashimi here are made with the freshest seafood, sourced daily from local markets across Japan. And the space? Beautifully designed by Sugimoto Takashi – you’re in for a treat, both for your taste buds and your eyes. Make sure to book a reservation to secure a seat!
- Keyakizaka, Teppanyaki – Watching your meal cooked right in front of you makes dining here a fun experience. Keyakizaka serves top-notch meats and seasonal veggies, all expertly prepared on the Teppanyaki grill. Be sure to make a reservation as seating is limited.
- Chinaroom, Chinese – Craving some authentic Chinese food? This restaurant offers just that, with beautifully presented dishes that make every meal feel special. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch or dinner, it’s a great place to enjoy some tasty, traditional Chinese flavors. Reservations are recommended.
- Shunbou Japanese – This restaurant offers beautifully prepared Kappo-style Japanese cuisine in a calm, elegant setting. For a more intimate experience, book the seasonal Kaiseki menu in a traditional Ryotei-style private room. It’s a special meal worth planning for – reservations are a must.
- Fiorentina, Italian Cafe – Sometimes, you just crave pizza or pasta, even in Japan. Fiorentina delivers exactly that, with delicious Italian fare served on the cozy lobby-level terrace. Perfect for a casual meal when you need a break from the usual Japanese cuisine.
Onsite bars
- Maduro, Bar & Jazz Lounge – At Maduro you can unwind to live jazz music every night in a luxuriously designed setting. The bar boasts an extensive selection of beverages, cigars (smoking is allowed), and light bites. There’s a small music cover charge, but it’s well worth it for the atmosphere. A perfect spot for a laid-back, yet refined evening.
- The French Kitchen Bar – Located on the second floor, this bar is the ideal spot to sip drinks, indulge in afternoon tea, or enjoy light French bistro fare. The environment is charming and relaxed for a perfect unwind after a day of exploring.
- The Oak Door Bar – A great place to spend an evening or to just sample pre-dinner drinks. Enjoy masterfully crafted cocktails and light bites. Be sure to try the exclusive Grand Hyatt Tokyo private cask single malt Japanese whisky – a true standout in their collection.
Other amenities
Although we hadn’t planned on using the hotel’s spa or pool initially, we couldn’t resist stopping by to check them out – and once we did, we had to give them a try. The serene and beautifully designed space is the perfect place to recharge, so be sure to carve out some time to enjoy it during your stay.
The Nagomi Spa and Fitness Center offers:
- A full-service spa with a range of treatments to indulge in. The standout offerings are the Nagomi Experiences – exclusive facials and massages that incorporate indigenous Japanese ingredients, making for a truly unique spa experience.
- Complimentary hydrotherapy facilities for hotel guests, including a sauna, steam room, hot bath, and cold plunge pools. We highly recommend trying these at least once during your stay.
- A 20m x 7m pool, ideal for maintaining your swim routine or simply enjoying a refreshing dip.
- A 24-hour fitness center stocked with cutting-edge cardio and strength-training equipment, so you can keep up with your workouts.
The Nagomi Spa and Fitness Center also offers rentals for swimwear and equipment, available for a small fee – or complimentary for World of Hyatt Globalists and Nagomi members.
Overall impressions of the Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Our stay at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo was flawless from start to finish. From the moment we arrived to the moment we checked out, every detail was thoughtfully taken care of – making it a truly seamless and luxurious experience.
Why we loved staying here:
- The location couldn’t have been better – near a major metro station, many shops and restaurants but also in a neighborhood where people live and work.
- An elegantly designed hotel which felt calming and welcoming.
- Luxury and pretty spacious rooms and suites with top notch amenities.
- Bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, invigorating showers, and of course Japanese toilets!
- An absolutely impressive variety of onsite restaurants, including Japanese, Italian, Chinese and French.
- A welcoming and courteous staff which took care of every one of our needs.
In closing, staying at Grand Hyatt Tokyo was a great experience which we highly recommend. We will definitely consider staying at this property again on our next trip to Tokyo. 💖
[All pictures taken by the Styled Traveler]
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