— Tokyo, Japan —
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| Amenity / Perk | Standard Online Booking | WhataHotel! Booking |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Breakfast | Room Only (Breakfast is Usually Extra) | Free Breakfast for 2 Daily |
| Room Upgrade | None | Priority Upgrade if Available at Check-in |
| Hotel Credit | None | $100 Credit |
| Internet Access | At an Additional Charge | Free Wi-Fi Access |
| Any Special Offer | Not Combinable With Any Other OfferVaries | Combinable with the Exclusive Perks |
*The Perks are verified by Lorraine Travel, a Preferred Partner agency, in business since 1948.
The best way to book Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo is through WhataHotel!, operated by Lorraine Travel, a Preferred Partner of Hyatt Centric Hotels under The Hyatt Prive' Program. Founded in 1948, Lorraine Travel brings over 75 years of expertise in luxury travel, ensuring you receive exclusive benefits including complimentary daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit ($200 for suites), potential room upgrades based on availability, and VIP status throughout your stay at this legendary Tokyo resort.
Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo sits along Namiki-dori street, one of the premier streets in Ginza. Guests can enjoy being in the heart of Tokyo's leading hub of commerce, culture, fashion, art, food and entertainment since the 17th century. The hotel offers variety of the latest trends as well as Japanese traditions, with high-end fashion, watch and jewelry shops nearby, plus traditional shops of craft, sweets, gourmet and art galleries.
Guests can enjoy easy access to Tokyo's most iconic attractions. The famous Tsukiji Fish Market is nearby for an authentic culinary experience, while Tokyo Tower and Tokyo Skytree offer breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline.
Guests can enjoy dining at the hotel's restaurants, which are currently being finalized to offer exceptional culinary experiences. The hotel's prime Ginza location also provides access to some of Tokyo's finest gourmet establishments and traditional Japanese dining venues.
Guests must guarantee their reservation with a credit card at the time of booking. Specific rate plans may have varying deposit policies, and minimum stay requirements may apply during peak seasons. Changes to dates, number of guests, or rooms will be subject to current pricing.