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Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan · Grand Hyatt · High Luxury
Embedded at the heart of Roppongi Hills, the 2003 mixed-use complex that repositioned Roppongi from Tokyo's most notorious nightlife district into one of Asia's premier arts destinations, the hotel sits beneath the Mori Art Museum's 52nd-floor Sky Deck and anchors a cultural triangle that also includes the Suntory and National Art Center. The Oak Door steakhouse anchors the dining floor, and Shinkansen connections from nearby Shinagawa reach Kyoto in under three hours.
- 387 rooms
- Opened 2003
- Neighborhood: Roppongi
- Architect: Kenzō Tange
About Grand Hyatt Tokyo
- The hotel's 387 rooms include 28 suites, and the property holds a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating as of 2026.
History
Grand Hyatt Tokyo opened in 2003 as a luxury hotel in Roppongi, directly connected to the Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo’s Minato ward. Hyatt’s official hotel page states that the property has 387 contemporary rooms, including 28 suites, and features a range of restaurants and bars on-site. The hotel is widely documented as part of the Roppongi Hills development associated with architect Kenzō Tange, though the hotel’s own current site emphasizes the property’s modern lifestyle positioning rather than its original design history. Since 2003, it has operated under Hyatt’s Grand Hyatt brand and has been recognized in awards lists including Forbes Travel Guide and Michelin Guide hotel selections. The Oak Door is one of the hotel’s notable restaurants and appears on the hotel’s official site as a signature steakhouse/bar venue.
The setting
Grand Hyatt Tokyo is embedded within Roppongi Hills, the Mori Building complex that reshaped central Tokyo from 2003 by layering world-class culture, luxury retail and fine dining around the 54-storey Mori Tower. The celebrated Mori Art Museum — with panoramic city views from its 52nd-floor Sky Deck — anchors the Art Triangle Roppongi alongside the Suntory Museum of Art and the National Art Center. Roppongi Station is 13 minutes on foot; Tokyo Tower rises less than ten minutes by transit to the south. The hotel sits at the centre of a district that has evolved from Tokyo's most notorious nightlife quarter into one of Asia's most sophisticated arts-and-dining destinations.
Restaurants and bars
- The Oak Door — Restaurant
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
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