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BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel

Name: BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel
Telephone: 81-3-6233-8800

Shinjuku’s modern sanctuary in the sky

VERIFIED LUXURY

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BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel, feels like a secret sanctuary high above the organized chaos of Shinjuku. From the moment you emerge from the glass-walled elevator onto the 18th-floor reception, the city’s din dissolves into an oasis of minimalist design and contemplative calm, where expansive windows frame ever-shifting panoramas of Tokyo below.

Rooms and suites are spacious and refined, blending Japanese cultural motifs with contemporary luxury and offering a front-row seat over Japan’s bustling capital. For a moment of pure serenity, head to SPA Sunya on the upper floors, where treatments inspired by Japan’s natural bounty unfold against a backdrop of breathtaking cityscapes.

Dining here is no afterthought, either, whether it’s inventive French-Japanese cuisine at Restaurant Bellustar, the theatrical precision of Teppan Ten-yu or impeccably crafted nigiri at Sushi JIN-È. Every meal feels elevated by the skyline views.

Our Inspector's Highlights

With just 97 guest rooms perched between the 39th and 47th floors, BELLUSTAR TOKYO feels exclusive among Shinjuku’s expansive skyline.
Also known as “The Sky Villa,” the Sora penthouse is BELLUSTAR TOKYO’s crème de la crème, spanning the entire 47th floor. The palatial accommodation offers optimal privacy, a jetted tub with skyline views and a dedicated spa room for in-suite services.
Perched in the heart of the Kabukicho entertainment district, the luxury hotel puts you steps from lively entertainment, the iconic Shinjuku Gyoen and Tokyo’s bustling transport hub.
BELLUSTAR TOKYO’s three restaurants are as much a feast for the eyes as the taste buds. French venue Restaurant Bellustar’s three-story atrium entices, as does Teppan Ten-yu’s live-fire teppanyaki and Sushi JIN-È’s multicourse omakase experience.
The top-floor Spa Sunya (named after the Sanskrit word for “sky”) sets the mood with a distinctive soundtrack. Listen closely for authentic recordings of birdsong from Tokyo's Tamagawa-josui aqueduct and Meiji Jingu Shrine that shift with the seasons and time of day, grounding you in the natural world as you float above the cityscape.

The Rooms

Accommodations are designed around wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows that flood every room with light and offer breathtaking views of Tokyo’s cityscape by day and glittering lights by night.
Interiors subtly weave traditional Japanese elements with contemporary minimalism (see: calligraphy-inspired artworks and throw pillows upholstered with abstract floral patterns).
Black marble bathrooms offer spa-like retreats, complete with rain showers, deep-soaking tubs and plush gray robes. Large walk-in closets are a rare luxury among the city’s notoriously small hotel rooms.
Expect luxurious bedding, handy modern touches like Bluetooth speakers and yoga mats for well-being within your private sanctuary.
The five penthouses, each named for nature’s elements, elevate the experience with expansive square footage (starting at 1,200-plus square feet), residential-level layouts and bespoke features courtesy of Keiji Ashizawa Design and Norm Architects.

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