Calling all Pokémon fans—get ready to catch ’em all at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo this summer.
The luxurious 387-room Hotel is located in Tokyo‘s Roppongi Hills complex, is collaborating with Nintendo, the parent company of Pokémon, to give its fans the ultimate respite this summer: a few nights surrounded by their favorite pocket monsters.
From now through the end of August, guests can make a reservation to experience either the Pokémon Beach Resort Stay or the Pokémon Suite Stay packages.
Suite Stay Package is only available for one room. The package includes a number of goodies. The 1,291 square foot Chairman Suite at Grand Hyatt Tokyo is available for a staggering 550,000 yen ($3,730). This king suite is furnished in the hotel’s signature warm woods with lush fabrics. It has a large living room and a deep, luxurious soaking tub.
As part of the Pokémon collaboration, those staying in the spacious suite will enjoy beach-inspired decor featuring palm trees, Pokémon illustrations, and a variety of Poké-plushies. Pikachu, Piplup and Snorlax are included in this set. Additionally, guests can take home one of the hotel’s collaboration sets, which has a custom Pokémon-embroidered Garnier-Thiebaut bathrobe and beach towel, a beach bag, a cap, and an oversized T-shirt.
Those who opt for the standard Pokémon Beach Resort Stay, available in 10 of the hotel’s twin rooms, will still get to experience the beautiful summer-themed decorations, but at around a fifth of the price. Here, guests will receive one plushie—a miniature Lapras—and a smaller goodie bag which features the embroidered beach bag, cap, and oversized T-shirt.
The Pokémon experience extends beyond the rooms. For those who choose the package, the hotel offers a special menu with themed dishes that are based on some of the most popular characters from the franchise. Suite guests will be able to enjoy, among other things, a Bulbasaur gourmet burger with pork shoulder and pineapple, Squirtle tarts made of ricotta and Piplup blue soda at a dinner. Suite and standard-stay guests can enjoy Pikachu fruit pancakes at breakfast. The French Kitchen is the hotel’s 24-hour restaurant.
Travelers interested in reserving one of the Pokémon Beach Resort Stays can book directly on the Grand Hyatt Tokyo website. Hotel recommends that you book your experience three days in advanced, as the hotel will only accept first come, first served reservations. Get ready to be Grand Hyatt Tokyo’s next Pokémon Master.
