We were very happy with this hotel, which is a definite cut above other Hyatt Houses we’ve stayed in before. The hotel was brand new and spotless, and the room (we got a king deluxe for a family of 3) was extremely spacious- compared to many complaints about small Tokyo hotel rooms we usually see. We would probably have been absolutely fine in the normal king which is a bit smaller. Plenty of closet space, between hanging area, shelves and drawers, we didn’t even use half of it. As I understand is often the case in Tokyo, everything (including toothbrush and paste, razor etc) toiletry wise is provided as well as pajamas and slipper. Safe in room, Fully equipped kitchen with a 2 plate induction stove, nespresso machine and kettle and all the utensils, pots, crockery etc you’d need. Washer dryer in the bathroom was convenient - I usually don’t do laundry on vacation because of time to go back and fetch stuff etc but it’s so easy when it’s in your room. They provide laundry soap in the room and replaced it when we used it, just as every opened toiletry packet was also replaced (even the hairbrush which you don’t consume!) Location. As others have said taxi drivers seem a little confused. There is a great taxi pick up /drop off area but they don’t seem to find it and kept dropping us off/picking up next to the hatchery (which is fine and easy walk to hotel entrance…just not as easy). Not sure if this is something the hotel can address. But it’s right next to Shibuya station (one of the many entrances anyway), and while the hotel itself is quiet, it is very close to all the action, near Shibuya crossing and the shopping malls around there, many restaurants etc. It’s in a kind of multipurpose complex that also has a pickleball/yoga center (they change function depending on times!), Starbucks etc. One surprise was we found breakfast wasn’t included in our rate, we didn’t recall seeing a separate rate for that and every other Hyatt house we’ve stayed in has included breakfast as standard. We were very lucky to be there at peak cherry blossom season and walking past the beautiful Sakuragaoka in bloom every day to get to and from the hotel was a delight. If we return to Tokyo there is a very high chance we would stay here again.