HYATT REGENCY TOKYO BAY

The Tokyo Bay-area city of Urayasu in Chiba Prefecture is close to leisure facilities such as Tokyo Disney Resort® and international transportation hubs, making it popular with many people from both Japan and overseas.

Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay is based on the concept of an urban oasis, where guests can experience a resort atmosphere just 30 minutes from central Tokyo. The hotel combines urban convenience with the essence of travel; in other words, getting away from everyday life and setting the mind free. There are spaces within the hotel to suit any purpose, whether sightseeing or business, including a spacious lounge, a sunlit terrace, a bar with a sunset view, a fitness center, meeting rooms, and a club lounge. The hotel is surrounded by lush green parks and bayside promenades that are perfect for morning jogs and evening strolls.

The ten-story hotel has 350 guest rooms that combine the warmth of natural wood with modern sophistication. There are rooms with terraces that offer bay or garden views, and also extravagantly spacious suites. Artworks by Japanese and foreign artists are placed throughout the hotel. At the Rooftop Bar on the top floor, guests can enjoy a special moment that will forever etch the shifting skyscape and scenic Tokyo Bay into memory. Guests are welcomed with service that fuses Japanese attention to detail and the international-standard hospitality unique to the Hyatt Regency global hotel chain. The hotel also values inclusivity, carefully considering religious, cultural, and language needs to ensure all guests have a comfortable stay.

When it comes to dining, there are three restaurants offering Japanese and international cuisine to meet the diverse needs of guests, providing a relaxed and satisfying experience. Sushi Ema serves sushi made using traditional Edomae techniques and seasonal ingredients carefully selected to ensure guests enjoy them at their very best. At Teppanyaki Fukitei, dishes of Matsusaka beef, seafood, and seasonal vegetables are prepared right in front of guests in a live performance of culinary art. Meanwhile, The Garden Brasserie & Bar, which is open from breakfast, is an all-day dining restaurant with European panache.

Access to the hotel includes limousine buses from Narita Airport and Haneda Airport that arrive at the front entrance of the hotel. A free shuttle bus also runs daily from the hotel to Tokyo Disney Resort®. To make sightseeing in Tokyo even easier, the hotel offers a free shuttle bus service called “Free Ride to Tokyo.” This provides access to tourist areas in and around Tokyo Station, allowing guests to venture further afield and have an even more memorable visit.

Thanks to its excellent airport access, Hyatt Regency Tokyo Bay is a particularly convenient place to stay on arrival in Japan or just before returning home.