BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel

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1 Jan

Tokyo, Japan

A serene counterpoint to Tokyo’s bustle

Occupying the uppermost floors of TOKYU KABUKICHO TOWER in Shinjuku, the 97-room BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel is an intimate hideaway whose Zen-like, minimalist interiors redefines opulence in one of the world’s most captivating neighbourhoods. Japanese culture and design are woven into the interiors of the guest rooms, while broad windows offer incredible panoramas of the city.

At the pinnacle of luxury, the hotel presents its crown jewels: five expansive penthouses occupying the top three floors. These “sky villas” bear names inspired by a different element of nature. A collaboration between Keiji Ashizawa Design and Norm Architects, these retreats embody “honest design”.

Step onto the 45th floor, Restaurant Bellustar serves modern French cuisine beneath a 13m ceiling, while at Bar Bellustar, patrons can enjoy cocktails crafted from artisanal Japanese spirits. Sushi JIN-È offers authentic Edomae sushi at counter, while Teppan Ten-yu provides an intimate teppanyaki experience with views to Mount Fuji.

Perched atop the 47th floor, SPA sunya promotes wellness retreats with treatments that incorporate seasonal ingredients from around Japan. As with the rest of BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel, it carves out a space of tranquility and contemplation far above the commotion of the city.

Stand-out Experience:

Guided Tour

Stroll through Shinjuku Golden Gai with a private guide and explore the hidden retro culture in Kabukicho. Here you can discover the retro atmosphere of old Shinjuku that still lingers in Shinjuku Golden Gai, an iconic pub district, a maze of narrow alleys, filled with over 200 tiny bars and eateries. This private tour promises an authentic Japanese nightlife experience without the language barrier or any worry about etiquette.