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Lost in Translation at the PARK HYATT TOKYO (Japan): impressions & review

Lost in Translation at the PARK HYATT TOKYO (Japan): impressions & review

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Lost in Translation at the PARK HYATT TOKYO (Japan): impressions & review v y c o n: Ive been to this hotel many times and I rate it 6/10 stars. The workers are amazing but every time you want to go downstairs from your room you have to walk across the building then take another elevator to the 2nd floor. At 1: 16 this room leads to u to the elevator which only goes to floors 2, 9, 35, and 41. Floor 41 has the elevator to go to your room (which is through floors 42 to 60) and it is around a minute walk. There are only 8 floors of rooms because floors 40 to 10 are all office buildings. The rooms are nice, offering sweets, but your room is not vacuumed every day and sometimes small objects are moved and it is hard finding them. The food is great, and so is the view. Hope this helped you understand the hotel
Date: 2019-09-06

Comments and reviews: 9


Oh and by the way you inspired me to be an international business person because of the fact that if I travel a lot for business then I will earn miles and if I earn miles I can go to the places you have gone I'm aware of the other ways that you can earn miles but I think that kind of job would allow me to collect a large amount of miles.
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Awesome. LiT happens to be my favourite movie of all time. Excellent camera work. How do you keep the camera so still when walking? It's very smooth and fluid. -- Edit. I looked up your camera and it has stabilization tech in it. I guess that's the answer. Works really well.
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Thank you for the video. Always I watch with great interest. And then there's about Japan. I could not stop and looked several times all the videos from Japan. I have a question, that the music is playing? Who is the composer?
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I stayed in the PHT in september of 2015, because of the movie LIT. For 2 nights I was living the movie in front of my eyes. It was a terrific time for me Viewing this video I relive very nice memories Tks
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Amazing hotel walkthrough. Also: Many here stateside don't know about the early sunrises in Tokyo during the summer. Friends of mine were there last year and it took them by surprise after a night out drinking.
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did edit this video by urself or hire a proffesional? cos the editing is spot on too match the background music with certain part of the video made the video more enjoyable thx for sharing and ur hardwork
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I just love this hotel. I come here to dine but that gives me enough to appreciate John Morford's great taste in designing hotels. Minimalistic with simple tones, colors but exquisite attention to detail.
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I stayed 2 nights at this hotel in september 2015, atracted by the LIT movie It was a dream came true for me I visited almost all the locations of Japan seen in that movie
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Remember going to the top floor of the bar on a weekday evening. Spend less than 30 bucks on a drink while enjoying the view. Better than tokyo skytree.
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