Park Hyatt Tokyo Closed For Renovation
Park Hyatt Tokyo, a popular property for World of Hyatt loyalists, has closed its doors today. The hotel will stay closed for about a year and a half to undergo property-wide renovations to upgrade its guestrooms and facilities. The hotel will suspend operations from May 7, 2024 and is slated to reopen in October 2025.
The news was shared on X (formerly Twitter):
#ParkHyattTokyo would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your amazing support over the past 30 years. From now, we are pausing operations for a comprehensive restoration program and look forward to welcoming you home in October 2025! #PHT30thAnniversary pic.twitter.com/E0yfUCqhv0
— Park Hyatt Tokyo (@ParkHyattTokyo) May 7, 2024
The renovations coincide with the hotel’s 30th anniversary, ushering in a new chapter for the hotel which was in need of upgrades. The hotel first opened its doors on 1994, and became famous for being featured in the movie “Lost in Translation”.
Design agency Jouin Manku has been chosen to lead the transformation respecting the beloved design philosophy of the hotel’s notable original interior designer, John Morford.
In a joint statement, Mr. Patrick Jouin and Mr. Sanjit Manku, co-founders and CEOs of Jouin Manku share, “We are sincerely grateful that our studio has been given the rare opportunity to renovate Park Hyatt Tokyo and set the stage for this prestigious hotel’s much-anticipated future. We are excited to work with the hotel team to create a uniquely elegant design experience for guests, all in keeping with John Morford’s original vision. We thank the Park Hyatt Tokyo team for the trust they have placed in us.”
“As Park Hyatt Tokyo approaches its 30th anniversary next year, we are delighted to work with the wonderful team at Jouin Manku and our hotel’s associates to make this renewal a success,” said Fredrik Harfors, general manager of Park Hyatt Tokyo, in a statement. “We are grateful for everyone’s patience and understanding as we embark on a journey to enhance the guest experience at our hotel. Drawing inspiration from the trailblazing legacy of Park Hyatt Tokyo, we are committed to creating an elevated atmosphere that will continue to shine as a beacon of understated luxury for decades to come.”
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