Officially upgraded to C8, making it even more unaffordable! Tokyo Tower view room ceiling

Andaz Tokyo ⬆️ will be upgraded to C8 in 2025 The cost of redeeming points for rooms is higher, and Hyatt vouchers are difficult to use World of Hyatt Globalists, cherish every stay … This time I used a C7 voucher. I originally wanted to use a suite voucher, but 💡 the Tokyo Tower view from the suite isn't directly facing the tower, only a small pointed section is visible from the side window. So I specifically "had a chat" with the hotel and got an upgrade to a 🗼Tokyo Tower view room! … Our room was ㊙️4922. The Tokyo Tower wasn't directly centered, it was slightly off to the side. You could request a more centered view. But it was so close to the 📸Tokyo Tower, it felt within reach The weather was strange on the first afternoon, it had a kind of apocalyptic feel It cleared up on the second day, and the photos looked amazing no matter the weather~ … The room size is 50㎡, which is luxurious in Tokyo, where rooms of 10-20 square meters can cost over 1,000 yen. The hotel was designed by Tony Chi. In addition to Japanese style, there are also some Hong Kong style influences. ✨The room has many surprising little details: remote control-like switches, cube-shaped cabinets, a semi-circular bathtub perfect for lounging, aluminum bottled mineral water, tangram-like amenities... The hand soap is designed to look like a daifuku in a teacup, white, translucent, soft, and chewy. Every little detail really impressed me. The toiletries are ✨Aesop, and they smell really good. I wanted to ask the hotel for a bottle, but they said 😂 they could only replace them, not give them away. 😍The yukata is so beautiful, just like the one on the cover! The pattern is different from the yukata at the Andaz Pattaya. Maybe each Andaz hotel has its own design? The two pairs of slippers are also different, one pair is flip-flops, and the other pair is regular slippers.