Guest rooms and suites incorporate natural woods and fabrics to create a residential atmosphere, yet provide advanced technology, including a 30-inch flat screen TV, a DVD player and high-speed Internet access. Bathrooms are designed to redefine bathing and feature large glass doors that can be drawn back to expose an extra deep soaking tub that allows water to luxuriously overflow, a separate invigorating ''rain shower'' and spacious dressing areas. Guests will also enjoy a 13-inch flat screen TV in their bathroom. In addition to an exclusive Grand Club lounge with access to a private modern Japanese garden, the hotel features a 260-square metre Presidential suite - the only one in Tokyo with its own private, heated rooftop swimming pool and Japanese garden. Guests will be spoilt for choice with a selection of ten restaurants and bars, including contemporary Italian, French, Western, Northern European, Japanese and Chinese cuisines. Recreational facilities include ''Nagomi'', a stunning 1400 square metre spa and fitness facility with a unique stone swimming pool, Jacuzzi, relaxation area, garden, gymnasium and eight luxury treatment rooms. As Grand Hyatt Tokyo is positioning itself as one of the city's most sophisticated conference hotels, the hotel will provide creative refreshment breaks and innovative themed events in its 13 function rooms and 2800 square metres of conference and banquet space.