The Park Hyatt Tokyo, made famous by “Lost in Translation,” has officially reopened after a 19-month renovation. World of Hyatt is adhering to its previously announced reopening date of December 9, which was announced in September when it began accepting reservations again.
The hotel located on the 39th to 52nd floors of Shinjuku Park Tower has been closed since May 2024 to undergo extensive renovations of its lobby, guest rooms, restaurants and event spaces. The renovations were completed under the direction of Paris-based design studio Jouin Manku and were designed to respect the hotel’s iconic design.
All 171 rooms and suites are now fully renovated and ready for guests to stay. The Park Hyatt Tokyo is a Hyatt Category 8 hotel, so you can redeem a standard room for 35,000 to 45,000 points per night. Park Hyatt Tokyo’s standard rooms feature twin beds or a king bed and city views.
Standard room awards are available for stays in December, but through June, they are very scarce.
If you want to spend a few nights during off-peak periods, consider staying in August.
Be warned, though, that the hotel’s reopening also comes with some bad news: If you want to redeem your Hyatt points for a suite or use a suite upgrade award, that might be difficult. I discovered that there were no accommodations available for Standard or Superior Suite Awards at the end of the booking window.
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Therefore, if you want to book a suite or superior room category, you may need to pay to do so. Suites start at about $1,400 per night, just over twice as much as standard rooms.
I’m sure we’ll be visiting soon, so stay tuned for photos and our thoughts on the property after its extensive renovations.
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