Hyatt debuts Hyatt House branded property in Tokyo, Japan 

The new hotel is part of Shibuya Sakura Stage, a new two-tower complex by Tokyu Land Corporation.

Upasana Mukherjee February 27 2024

Hospitality major Hyatt has bolstered its presence in Japan by opening its first Hyatt House-branded property in Tokyo. 

Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya follows the debut of Hyatt House Kanazawa and marks the 20th Hyatt hotel in the country. 

The new hotel is part of Shibuya Sakura Stage, a new two-tower complex by Tokyu Land Corporation. 

Tokyu Land Corporation Wellness Promotion Unit executive officer Tatsuaki Tanaka said: “Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya will open today in Shibuya Sakura Stage, the final piece in the redevelopment of central Shibuya.  

“This multifaceted complex will not only be the only residential building in central Shibuya but will also house offices for 10,000 people and commercial facilities offering diverse new experiences. It will even have a vibrant green plaza unique to the area.” 

It features 126 apartment-style guestrooms, starting from 344ft², including 18 suites, suitable for both short and extended stays.

Each room includes a kitchen and washer/dryer, microwave and refrigerator, among other appliances. 

The property also offers a 24/7 fitness centre and an indoor pool that overlooks a rooftop garden. 

The hotel also provides amenities such as a 24/7 fitness centre and an indoor pool. 

Moss Cross Tokyo, the main restaurant at Hyatt House Tokyo Shibuya, offers a casual dining experience with a menu that serves modern Japanese-French cuisine. 

The hotel also features two private dining rooms and an H Bar in the lobby, which offers a selection of beverages. 

In addition, the property offers quick snacks and drinks at the 24-hour H Market in the lobby. 

Located near the scramble crossing in front of Shibuya Station, with direct access to Shibuya Station, the property offers access to explore Tokyo, its suburbs, Yokohama, and more. 

The hotel is also close to cultural and fashion hubs such as Harajuku and the Meiji Jingu Shrine, as well as Shinjuku. 

Haneda Airport is also around 45 minutes away by shuttle bus. 

Last week, the Hyatt Hotels Corporation and Wellington Estates revealed their intention to launch the Cas en Bas Beach Resort in the Caribbean. 

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