Park Hyatt Tokyo
Shinjuku, Tokyo
“Cinematic skyline perch”
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Vibe
Perched atop Kenzo Tange’s landmark tower, quiet sophistication and cinematic skyline views set a calm, timeless tone.
“Cinematic skyline perch”
Decades of unchanged mystique, anchored by the fifty-second-floor New York Bar's nightly live jazz.
Frette linens, Aesop skincare, spacious rooms, and attentive service across the tower's top fourteen floors.
Kenzo Tange architecture framed by Studio Jouin Manku's refreshed interiors and glass-atrium bamboo groves.
In Nishi-Shinjuku atop Shinjuku Park Tower, overlooking Shinjuku Central Park and the skyline.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the city below, and on clear days Mount Fuji hovers on the horizon.
Backstory
Sofia Coppola filmed Lost in Translation here, cementing Kenzo Tange's 1994 tower as a design icon.
Wellness
A marble-lined pool sits beneath a soaring glass pyramid, looking straight out over the Tokyo skyline.
Eat & drink
The 52nd-floor New York Grill pairs live jazz and skyline views with an iconic cocktail scene.
The neighborhood
Set in Nishi-Shinjuku's skyscraper district, with tranquil Yoyogi Park and neon-lit streets just minutes away.
“The Park Hyatt Tokyo, of course, is the ultramodern skyscraper-topping luxury hotel made famous in Lost in Translation...”
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