Who says its small and compact in Tokyo. the Hyatt certainly boasts of the best room, location. The international food choice within the hotel makes life so much more easier to have business meetings without being forced to move out. With the SHINJU KU station at a walking distance, you are free to just move around freely anytime. There are... More

Lovely hotel. Very nice room with a queen size bed. A very nice dinner at the Cafe with excellent service and nice portions. Awesome views of Tokyo.

As usual Hyatt perform well. The hotel is very big and it is perfectly located. It's two steps from the Park Hyatt hotel, a masterpiece, where we went for our meals. The Regency has good minimalistc rooms and good ambiance. Courteous staff, elegant. The gym is too expensive, we skypped it, pity. Restaurants are ok but the Park Hyatt's are... More

This HR is very well located, in the Shinjuku area. Minutes walking distance from the Shinjuku station, it might be a bit tough to find the first time but once you get there, it's a piece of cake. It's a straight walk, with a last flight of stairs at the end which might be a bit of work if you... More

This hotel was beautiful and centrally located. Staff and service were excellent. Everyone spoke english and staff were very attentive to any requests. Room was spotless and updated. Only a few TV channels iin english. Only real drawback was that using the fitness facilities was VERY expensive. Paying about $25 to do my 45 minute bike ride was an extravagence... More

This was our first visit to Tokyo so we did not really know what to expect. The hotel is quite conveniently located: Either you take the complimentary hotel shuttle bus (3x per hour) or you undertake the 15 minutes walk to the amusement area across the rail tracks. The hotel is surrounded by offices and thus there are not many... More

I have never had to wait this long for breakfast - massive queue - especially when you have a busy schedule. Duty manager did assist us and took us to the executive breakfast room, but what nothing was done for the other guests quietly queueing.

We are currently on the last night of a three night stay at a Regency Club Room. We can't say enough good things about the attitude and courtesy of the staff. They are genuine in striving to provide excellent service. As other reviewers have written before, this hotel has many added touches that make it distinctive. Free shuttle service to... More

We decided to use up some of our Hyatt points for 3 night's hotel accommodation in Tokyo. Unfortunately, we didn't have enough points to stay again at the Park Hyatt so we decided to try the Hyatt Regency in Shinjuku instead. The hotel itself is old and quite 80's looking - think brick, tiled floors and more brick. We were... More