Grand Hyatt Tokyo

Grand Hyatt Tokyo, owned by Mori Building Co., Ltd and operated by Hyatt International Corporation is part of one of the largest urban re-development project in Japan, Roppongi Hills. The project covers 11.6 hectares (28.7 acres) with a total floor space of 760,000 square metres (8.2 million square feet). Costing US$4 billion, it can be considered one of the worlds most extensive mixed-use complexes. At the center of Roppongi Hills (www.roppongihills.com) is a 54 story office tower (238 metres / 781 feet) with a world-class museum, the Mori Arts Center, Grand Hyatt Tokyo, Asahi Television Broadcasting Headquarter, TOHO Cinemas Roppongi Hills, four exclusive residential complexes and 200 prestigious shops and restaurants

The hotel is located in the heart of Roppongi, Tokyos commercial and entertainment hub a lively international district that is known worldwide as a stimulating center for business, culture, fashion and recreation. Conveniently located to Tokyos famed Ginza shopping district (15 minutes by subway) and Kasumigaseki government district, Grand Hyatt Tokyo is within 90 minutes by airport limousine bus from New Tokyo International Airport, 40 minutes from Haneda Airport and is accessible by four subway lines, with Roppongi subway station only a three minute walk from the hotel.