Hyatt House Shibuya Hotel Review and How to Get There
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Time Stamps
00:00 Intro
00:13 The Room
01:19 The Shower
02:26 The Gym
02:34 The Breakfast
03:03 The Easiest Way to Get There
04:18 By Taxi
04:45 What Happened With Us
Welcome, wanderlusters, to the most mildly entertaining hotel review you'll ever watch…right up until our next one. Daniel and Alicia here, reporting live (and by live I mean recorded) from the vibrant heart of Shibuya, Tokyo. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to stay at the Hyatt House Shibuya, you're in for a treat. Buckle up, because this video is about to be as informative as a Snapple cap.
Hyatt House Shibuya: www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/jap...
🚪 The Room: Picture this: You open the door, and boom! You're greeted by a clean, modern room that makes you feel like you’ve got everything you need to stay for a while. We’ll show you the amenities and the view.
🚿 The Shower: I had a whole thing with the shower, because one morning I reflexively turned on the water, it bounced off the door and sprayed me with cold water.
💪 The Gym: Because nothing says vacation like a treadmill, right? Just kidding, but it is good to burn some calories and sweat out the toxins. Spoiler: the view from the gym might just motivate you to actually work out…
🍳 The Breakfast: Wake up and smell the miso soup! From fluffy pastries to traditional Japanese dishes, we’ll take you on a culinary journey that is their buffet breakfast.
🗺 Getting There: Let’s face it, navigating Tokyo can be daunting. We'll share our Google Maps adventure, complete with unexpected obstacles and a few “Where are we going?” moments. Plus, tips on how to get there easily by train without looking like a confused tourist.
So hit that play button and join us for the ultimate review of Hyatt House Shibuya. By the end of this video, you’ll know if this hotel is your next home away from home. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment below with your Tokyo travel tips!
🎥 Stay curious, stay adventurous, and remember: Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer. ✈️
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Awesome! Great information!!
Super helpful, thanks for the heads up, I definitely would have done the same thing getting lost with turn by turn directions, thanks for the killer video!
Thanks Eva, We’ll try and keep things helpful ☺️
This is super informative! Thank you!
Happy you liked it! We tried to think of the stuff that we would have liked to know. 😊
I'll be staying there in the fall. This was super helpful, thanks for making this!
Fall looks amazing! We’ll be heading back during the fall too, but that might be next year or the year after.
Great! Staying at Hyatt House soon so very helpful.
Good! I’m sure you’ll have an amazing time and we are already planning our return trip. 😊
I feel like that is a really good sized room for Japan.
We were really happy with it. The coffee machine and laundry was clutch. 😊
Thank you for this review! I'm looking into booking this place for my next trip. Random question but what app do you use to make those graphics on the map? Thanks!
I’m happy you liked it. I used After Effects and the free version of Mocha it came with for these.
Thank you for the clarification on the New South Exit, I never knew you could just cross on over from that exit to Hyatt. I'm wondering if we should always just aim for the New South Exit Entrance/Exit (seems more direct and less walking) than doing what Hyatt has suggested on their own website even for the other metro lines like the Ginza Line (essentially Hyatt says to go Sakura Stage Building->Shibuya Stream Building->Shibuya Scramble Building via all the above-ground walkways).
Also to access the New South Gate overpass, do you need to tap your IC card to use it? For example I am at the Lawson across from the New South Gate Exit, can I use this overpass to go to Hyatt or do I have to walk to Shibuya Stream->Shibuya Sakura Stage (essentially taking a detour north then west then south via directing just going west) to Hyatt.
I think it all depends on the situation. If we ended up on the Yamanote Line the New Southgate Exit would be the best.
But if you’re coming off of the Ginza line you’d probably only want to travel through the train station and exit New South Gate if it was really cold or something. But you’re still going to have to walk a bit from Ginza no matter what.
I regards to using the Shibuya overpass, I think you have to take the detour through Shibuya Stream or you’d have to use your IC card, but I’m not 100% on that part, so please let me know if I’m wrong about that.
We are arriving into HND at 8:30 pm after a 9 hr flight from Hawaii. Do you know how long it will take by train to the HP? I’m guessing we will arrive after 10:30 pm, would there be anything open for us to eat?
I’m not sure about the time to HP, but I can say when things closed, we would always lean on a convenience stores like 7/11 or Lawson’s. We got things like Onigiri 🍙, hot plates, and crème brûlée ice cream (too many times). The quality of food in the convenience stores was pretty shocking initially, so I think that’s a good thing to have in mind if it’s late and you want to get something that’s easy.
@@DanielandAliciaTravel Thank you for the feedback. What time does 7/11 and Lawson typically close?
Hey! Can you tell me if it had air conditioning? I like it really cold! Thank you
Yup, They is good AC. It’s a new Hyatt so everything is in good condition.
cab drivers had a hard time finding this place
That’s unfortunate they are still having that issue. I know they trouble finding it when we were there as well. It’s a bit of a bummer because I really thought it was great hotel outside of it being hard to find.
What’s the WiFi speed in the room?
It was good, I was able to stream and upload videos with the same time I would have in most places in the US
any good places to eat around there for dinner?
I will say there are ton of places to eat, but we only ate at one spot by the Hyatt House. That was Tengu Bar Shibuya West. You order with your phone so that gave us some time to translate things. If you’re not getting service and don’t speak Japanese I wouldn’t recommend it though. It was lively, and a little really enjoyed the Yakatori and High Balls. We ate a more than a few different kinds and I enjoyed them all.
The location of this hotel is extremely confusing and difficult to locate. I also made a video.
I totally watched you videos AFTER we figured it out but I couldn’t agree more.
Awesome! Great information!!
Awesome! Great information!!
Awesome! Great information!!
Happy you enjoyed it 😁