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Review: Park Hyatt Tokyo (Park King Suite)

Matthew Klint Posted onMay 26, 2018November 14, 2023 3 Comments

During my last stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo, I received an upgrade to a Park King Suite. This review focuses exclusively on the suite.

Yesterday, I provided a full review of the Park Hyatt Tokyo, its service, restaurant, and other amenities. That review also includes pictures from a standard room.

> Read More: Park Hyatt Tokyo Review

As is often the case when checking in early, a suite is not yet vacant. Thankfully, most hotels, including the Park Hyatt Tokyo, proactively offer a standard room until the suite is ready. We had to wait until 5pm to check-in to this room, but it was worth the wait.

First, I like how the Park Hyatt Tokyo still uses “real” keys. It’s old fashioned for sure, but I don’t mind it.

a door with a lock and a keypad

Our 44th floor room included a living room, bedroom, and bathroom: a standard Park King Suite.

Entering the room, the bathroom was on the left and living on the right. It was a beautiful day in Tokyo and the afternoon sunlight streamed through the windows. The living room featured a couch, two chairs, a coffee table, desk, and entertainment center.

a hallway with a lamp and a table

a room with couches and chairs

a living room with a couch and a table

a living room with couches and chairs

a table and chairs in a room with a window and a city view

a room with couches and chairs

a room with a tv and a couch

a glass table with chairs in a room

The entertainment center had a TV, Bose sound system (with iPhone plug-in), and a mini-bar with assorted alcohol, soft drinks, and snacks. I appreciated the fresh fruit juices available. The ice bucket had been replenished just before we moved in.

a rectangular silver device on a shelf

a shelf with a black kettle and cups

a tea set on a tray

a group of wine glasses on a white surface

a coffee machine and cups on a table

a black tray with multiple coffee cups

a shelf with bottles of alcohol

a mini fridge with bottles of alcohol and drinks

a group of bottles of liquid

a silver bowl with ice cubes in it

Excellent view from the room, as well:

a city with many buildings

A panoramic view:

a room with a bed and a couch

Around the corner, the bedroom featured a king bed, second TV, and dressing table.

a bed with white sheets and pillows in a room with wood paneled walls

a room with a bed and a tv

It took me a moment to figure it out, but lighting was controlled by spherical knobs:

a close up of a glass knob

Finally, the bathroom contained a tub, small shower, Toto toilet, single sink, dressing area, and walk-in closet. I actually liked the bathroom in the corner room better because it had a window over the bathtub  with natural light.

a bathroom with a white robe and a mirror

a bathtub with towels on the side

a bathroom with sinks and mirrors

a shower with a shower head and shower head

a toilet in a bathroom

a soap dish and small bottles of liquid on a counter

a basket with a box of products

a bathroom with two sinks and a mirror

a mirror on a table

a closet with a black and white wall

a black cabinet with a lock

a hallway with a mirror and lamps

No guest bathroom in this suite.

CONCLUSION

We hosted a meeting in our room, which we would not have done without the suite upgrade. While you’ll be just fine without a suite at this hotel, I certainly appreciated the upgrade.

> Read More: Park Hyatt Tokyo Review

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Matthew Klint

Matthew is an avid traveler who calls Los Angeles home. Each year he travels more than 200,000 miles by air and has visited more than 135 countries. Working both in the aviation industry and as a travel consultant, Matthew has been featured in major media outlets around the world and uses his Live and Let's Fly blog to share the latest news in the airline industry, commentary on frequent flyer programs, and detailed reports of his worldwide travel.

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3 Comments

  1. Dave Fleming Reply
    May 26, 2018 at 2:35 pm

    Looks nice, but dated. Just curious, do you share rooms with your business partner when traveling? I notice you refer to it as ‘our room’ etc.

    • Matthew Reply
      May 26, 2018 at 2:52 pm

      I do. We’ve been best friends for 20 years, we run a start-up and cannot justify separate rooms.

  2. Hal Reply
    May 26, 2018 at 9:06 pm

    What’s the price of the Yamazaki 12 in the minibar? It’s $42 for a pour of that here.

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