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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The huge private garden (like a private park) with 3 story pagoda is incredible and the pools, onsen, sauna and hot tubs are really nice.
This was once a Four Seasons Hotel and still now remains one the best classic Ritz Carlton like hotels in Tokyo.
The huge private garden (like a private park) with 3 story pagoda is incredible and the pools, onsen, sauna and hot tubs are really nice.
This was once a Four Seasons Hotel and still now remains one the best classic Ritz Carlton like hotels in Tokyo.
Daniel
Reviewed January 30, 2025Reviewed January 30, 2025
Without question, this was a five star stay. The staff was exceptionally helpful, professional, and the property is immaculate. This is my second long stay at the property, and I will definitely be back!
Without question, this was a five star stay. The staff was exceptionally helpful, professional, and the property is immaculate. This is my second long stay at the property, and I will definitely be back!
George
Reviewed October 23, 2026Reviewed October 23, 2026
Beautiful property with lovely rooms. Location is quiet, so it is a little distance to main tourist sites. As the pool is part of the building (commercial) gym, no kids allowed, which was a shame.
Beautiful property with lovely rooms. Location is quiet, so it is a little distance to main tourist sites. As the pool is part of the building (commercial) gym, no kids allowed, which was a shame.
The most amazing king size bed we’ve ever seen. 92” wide! Perfectly firm. Great views from 29 floor and up renovated rooms. Amazing shower bath and spacious. Breakfast buffet was excellent and we enjoyed the lounge.
The most amazing king size bed we’ve ever seen. 92” wide! Perfectly firm. Great views from 29 floor and up renovated rooms. Amazing shower bath and spacious. Breakfast buffet was excellent and we enjoyed the lounge.
Loved loved loved waking up and having breakfast at the hotel and then heading out for the day! It is what we miss the most. It was the most serene way to start the day. The spa treatment was so soothing and relieving!
Loved loved loved waking up and having breakfast at the hotel and then heading out for the day! It is what we miss the most. It was the most serene way to start the day. The spa treatment was so soothing and relieving!
Kimberly
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
Very helpful staff, close to Shibuya Station, wonderful room amenities. It was hard to find at first because it’s on the third floor of the Sakura Tower. The staff mentioned that they’re working on improving signage and directions.
Very helpful staff, close to Shibuya Station, wonderful room amenities. It was hard to find at first because it’s on the third floor of the Sakura Tower. The staff mentioned that they’re working on improving signage and directions.
The room and facilities were clean and well maintained. I slept great! The staff were very friendly and helpful. Great location, easy walk to Nippori station and fun shopping. I would definitely stay here again.
The room and facilities were clean and well maintained. I slept great! The staff were very friendly and helpful. Great location, easy walk to Nippori station and fun shopping. I would definitely stay here again.
Susan
Reviewed October 27, 2026Reviewed October 27, 2026
Price-wise, the Grand Hyatt falls into the middle group of luxury hotels in Tokyo -- not as expensive as the Park Hyatt but on average a bit more expensive than the New Otani. For the price, you get absolutely top quality service, a beautifully clean and stylish room, top-notch facilities (including spa), and great restaurants (if you have the expense account for them). If you can, you will enjoy treating yourself to a truly first-rate experience there.
Price-wise, the Grand Hyatt falls into the middle group of luxury hotels in Tokyo -- not as expensive as the Park Hyatt but on average a bit more expensive than the New Otani. For the price, you get absolutely top quality service, a beautifully clean and stylish room, top-notch facilities (including spa), and great restaurants (if you have the expense account for them). If you can, you will enjoy treating yourself to a truly first-rate experience there.
rbd0819
Reviewed November 23, 2016Reviewed November 23, 2016
Great view of Tokyo Japan from your room
Hotel staff cleans your place 2-3 times during the day to make sure your place is well kept. Never ran out of bottle water and always filled anything that was used. Never had such amazing service like this before.
Free access to gym, internet, pool, and classes.
Hotel is very pricey.
Great view of Tokyo Japan from your room
Hotel staff cleans your place 2-3 times during the day to make sure your place is well kept. Never ran out of bottle water and always filled anything that was used. Never had such amazing service like this before.
Free access to gym, internet, pool, and classes.
Hotel is very pricey.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed October 15, 2017Reviewed October 15, 2017
I had the privilege to stay in the Garden Suite, with access to the Club Lounge. The check-in was SWIFT. A manager came, handled my little luggage and a bell-boy took over and walked me to the Club Lounge. Hot & cold drinks & tea-time snacks were served. I spent an hour before going to the Suite. The suite is IMPECCABLE, from the furnishing to the amenities (Imabari towels) & toiletries (Bamford). It has a large balcony. Though it was rather windy, I kept one of the large panels open. The VIEWS...
I had the privilege to stay in the Garden Suite, with access to the Club Lounge. The check-in was SWIFT. A manager came, handled my little luggage and a bell-boy took over and walked me to the Club Lounge. Hot & cold drinks & tea-time snacks were served. I spent an hour before going to the Suite. The suite is IMPECCABLE, from the furnishing to the amenities (Imabari towels) & toiletries (Bamford). It has a large balcony. Though it was rather windy, I kept one of the large panels open. The VIEWS...
The rooms were spacious and luxurious (amenities such as tooth paste, pajamas etc). The room service was fast and tasty. The front desk, house keeping were all incredible! The hotel is by far one of the best 5 stars we’ve stayed at.
The rooms were spacious and luxurious (amenities such as tooth paste, pajamas etc). The room service was fast and tasty. The front desk, house keeping were all incredible! The hotel is by far one of the best 5 stars we’ve stayed at.
the Conrad is one of the very best 5 star hotels that I have stayed in. The views overlooking Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu gardens are great. The hotel is a short walk to Hamarikyu garden and the Sumida river water bus. The fish market is nearby. The hotel sits above Shiodome subway station and communicates underground with Shimbasi station.
the Conrad is one of the very best 5 star hotels that I have stayed in. The views overlooking Tokyo Bay and Hamarikyu gardens are great. The hotel is a short walk to Hamarikyu garden and the Sumida river water bus. The fish market is nearby. The hotel sits above Shiodome subway station and communicates underground with Shimbasi station.
Michael
Reviewed September 25, 2014Reviewed September 25, 2014
The Peninsula Tokyo lives up to the Penisula's reputation as a premier hotel. The staff is incredible and our trip was capped off with a last minute dinner reservation the concierge was able to get us at one of Tokyo's Michelin two star restaurants.
The Peninsula Tokyo lives up to the Penisula's reputation as a premier hotel. The staff is incredible and our trip was capped off with a last minute dinner reservation the concierge was able to get us at one of Tokyo's Michelin two star restaurants.
What are a few noteworthy accommodations in Tachikawa that offer indoor pools?
SORANO Hotel is a short walk from Showa Memorial Park and features an indoor pool, as well as an outdoor pool, a steam room, spa services, and complimentary wireless internet access.
What does Tachikawa have to offer in addition to hotels with indoor pools?
Enjoy the shopping and excursions in Tachikawa accompanied by accommodation with an indoor pool for some easy access R&R. Don't miss the restaurants and theater in Tachikawa—prepare to be entertained from dusk ‘til dawn.
What is there to do in Tachikawa?
After several refreshing laps in the swimming pool, head out and visit some of the notable attractions in and around Tachikawa. Consider a trip to Showa Memorial Park, LaLaPort Tachikawa Tachihi, and Green Springs Shopping Mall. A few other contenders are Polar Science Museum, Tachikawa City Central Library, and Cinemacity.
Why should I choose a hotel with an indoor pool for my stay in Tachikawa?
Lounging by the pool is the perfect way to spend drizzly afternoons should it decide to rain during your weekend in Tachikawa. If you’re looking for an accommodation to take the kids to, pick a winner with an indoor pool.