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Glass finds tranquillity above the lively capital at Bellustar Tokyo


Tokyo is known to be an energetic city that never stops. Although the hustle and bustle is found on the ground, here at BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel, it’s a completely new world.

The unique property elevated above the vibrant city is an urban retreat in the heart of Shinjuku’s world-famous Kabukicho district. It’s worth staying for the views alone – being nestled on the 39th to 47th floors of the Tokyo Kabukicho Tower means that you’ll be overlooking the panorama of Tokyo.

Studio Premier

Reception

As with all the guest rooms in BELLUSTAR TOKYO, Japanese culture is seamlessly woven into the interiors. My Studio Premier room has all the amenities you’ll find in a comfortable home, with the option of the rain shower or jet bath to revitalise oneself after long days in the city.

SPA Sunya

If ultra-relaxation is what you’re after, Spa Sunya, Sanskrit for “sky”, offers treatments to calm the body and mind, inspired by blessings from the different regions of the country. Guests can experience the four seasons and beauty of Japan’s soil while surrounded by dramatic sights as the spa is situated on the hotel’s highest floor. 

Teppan Ten-Yu

For elevated Japanese experience of the culinary kind, Teppan Ten-Yu is perfect for guests like me who are looking to relish the finest Wagyu beef. The restaurant savours seasonal ingredients crafted by skilled chefs and, with a backdrop of Tokyo’s skyline, it’s hard not to be clicking on your camera while in this private dining space. 

Up in the skies, the tranquil haven of BELLUSTAR TOKYO sets itself apart from the buzz of the city, but with its central location and easy access to Tokyo’s must-visits, you get the best of both worlds.

by Vivian Hui

Starting rate at BELLUSTAR TOKYO is JPY75,000 net (all room rates are subject to prevailing taxes)

Address: 1-29-1, Kabukicho Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan 160-0021 

panpacific.com/en/hotels-and-resorts/bellustar-tokyo.html

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