# Tokyo, Japan | Stay at Park Hyatt Tokyo

This golden autumn, I chose the Park Hyatt Tokyo, located at 3-7-1-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. Its prime location next to Shinjuku Central Park and within walking distance to the bustling Shinjuku business and entertainment districts makes it incredibly convenient! 🔍📍 The hotel's architecture is truly unique, designed by Kenzo Tange, the "father of modern Japanese architecture." The building perfectly blends modernity and practicality, leaving me in awe. The lobby is spacious and bright, with exceptionally friendly staff. The room design aligns with their luxury standards, featuring exquisite materials and a minimalist Japanese aesthetic. 🏢🌟 The room experience was undoubtedly a highlight of my stay. By Tokyo standards, the rooms are generously sized, each offering stunning city or skyline views. On clear days, I was even lucky enough to catch a breathtaking glimpse of Mount Fuji's snow-capped peak 🥺⛰️. Special touches like a CD player and fax machine in the room were definite pluses. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful sleep every night. The modern tech-savvy vibe of the room was truly impressive. 🛏️👀 Dining options nearby are abundant. We tried the New York Bar, reliving scenes from the movie *Lost in Translation*. I also highly recommend Himawari Sushi and Menya Musashi. The Tokyo Bike Tour around the area is another great way to explore the city. 🍣🥢🚲 The only downside is public transportation. While Shinjuku Station is a bit far (about a 15-minute walk), the hotel offers a complimentary shuttle to the station's west exit, easing the inconvenience. Overall, staying here was a delightful experience—impeccable service and a serene environment made it unforgettable. 🌆🚶‍♂️