BELLUSTAR TOKYO and HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU are the two properties opened on May 19, 2023, as a part of TOKYU KABUKICHO TOWER development, a high-rise complex that combines hotels, restaurants and entertainment facilities.

Urban luxury: BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel’s reception area

Immersive excitement: HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel’s reception area

BELLUSTAR TOKYO, A Pan Pacific Hotel, will transport you to a realm of serenity amidst the city's vigor. Picture yourself in one of their 97 luxury rooms, perched high above on the 39th to 44th floors, owning the stunning vistas of Tokyo through expansive seven-meter-wide windows... From the fusion of traditional Japanese elements to the impeccable design, every detail is carefully crafted to create a celestial ambiance. And the icing on this tall cake? Indulge in their penthouse suites on the 45th to 47th floors, offering up to 277 square meters of pure opulence; all of the suites are equipped with a full kitchen where top chefs can prepare the seasonal omakase for you and the guests.

tsuki Penthouse Suite’s stunning vista of Tokyo

The suite has a luxe spa set up

BELLUSTAR TOKYO has four exquisite restaurants and bars, across three-stories sitting at a stunning 200 meters as well as a sky spa that offers the ultimate relaxation experience. Restaurant Bellustar is a modern French cuisine with impeccable wine pairings. Indulge in the artistry of Teppan Ten-yu, where sizzling dishes come to life before your eyes… Savor the delicate mastery of Sushi JIN-È, transporting you to the heart of traditional Japanese gastronomy. Bar Bellustar is a rare experience in itself, offering an impressive array of Japanese craft liquors.

Restaurant Bellustar (left) & Sushi JIN-È (right)

HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, A PARKROYAL Hotel, on the other hand, is your gateway to a world of unique experiences in Kabukicho. A lifestyle hotel with 538 stylish rooms spanning from the 20th to 38th floors, encompasses the vibrant energy of this iconic district in mid-century modern design.

GROOVE ROOM produced by local artist Kaihatsu,
with cassette tape recordings of Shinjuku city sounds of nostalgia

JAM17 DINING & BAR

JAM17 DINING is a jam-session inspired Italian casual dining located on the 17th floor, and welcomes you with an open kitchen and terrace, perfect for mingling and soaking up the city's eclectic vibes.

GM of the Hotels Nick K. Nishikawa (left), CEO of Pan Pacific Hotels Group Choe Peng Sum (right)

…where, art, music and culture collide

[ TARO Nana ]: Could you share some distinctive offerings that guests can expect when staying at BELLUSTAR TOKYO or HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU?

[ GM of the hotels Nick K. Nishikawa ]: The differences are evident from the moment guests step foot into the hotels, as the varying aroma sets the tone. At HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, the design reflects the vibrant essence of the locale, representing the lively nature of the area. BELLUSTAR TOKYO, on the other hand, exudes a sense of sophistication, with minimalistic designs and a tranquil atmosphere. From the decor to the staff uniforms, each hotel has its own character, but they share a common mindset.

[ Choe Peng Sum, CEO of Pan Pacific Hotels Group ]: BELLUSTAR TOKYO embraces what I call, graceful luxury, where guests are welcomed into an environment of comfort and tranquility. It's not about extravagant chandeliers or marble, but a sense of peaceful elegance that permeates the entire space. In contrast, HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU celebrates the vibrant atmosphere of its locale. It's a place where guests can experience a lively and social environment, with various meeting places, a happening bar, and a sense of vibrancy that defines the pop-royal concept. Despite the differences, both hotels ensure guests feel at home in their respective settings.

[ Nana ]: You have quite a diversity of guests here. What is night entertainment like, please tell me about some upcoming events?

[ Nick ]: Since the opening of the tower, we have hosted various events that cater to diverse audiences. At HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU, we organize club events with DJs, and have welcomed attendees from the Rainbow Parade. We aim to create a vibrant blend of experiences.

[ Nana ]: Dining is an integral part of any hotel experience. Could you shed some light on the dining options available at BELLUSTAR TOKYO and HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU?

[ Choe ]: Restaurant Bellustar provides guests with a taste of exquisite French cuisine with impeccable wine pairings, in an elegant setting while indulging the breathtaking view of Tokyo while indulging in a sophisticated atmosphere. Meanwhile, HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU boasts a casual Italian restaurant that serves delicious dishes like spaghetti meatballs. The dining experience here is more laid-back, perfect for guests seeking a relaxed and flavorful meal. Our bar is vibrant, featuring a DJ and music, creating a happening and energetic environment.

DJ event at JAM17 TERRACE

BELLUSTAR TOKYO and HOTEL GROOVE SHINJUKU are ready to ignite your senses and leave an indelible mark on your travel memories. Embrace yourself to dive into a world of urban enchantment, where luxury meets edgy sophistication, and adventure awaits at every turn.

Located: 39-47th flr (Reception 18th Flr)
Room dimensions: 41㎡～82㎡ (BELLUSTAR Penthouse 5 rooms 113～277㎡, on 45－47th flr )
Total: 97 rooms

Location: 45th flr
Restaurant Bellustar (Modern French)：36 seats (one private room for 8 persons)
Bar Bellustar (Main bar): 58 seats
Teppan Ten-yu (Teppanyaki): 10 seats
Sushi JIN-È (Sushi): 9 seats

Location: 47th flr
SPA sunya (spa): 4 rooms

Located: 20 - 38th flr (Reception 18th Flr)
Room dimensions: 21㎡～61㎡
Total: 538 rooms

Location: 17th flr
JAM17 DINING (Italian style dining): 132 seats
JAM17 BAR (Bar): 11 seats + standing space
JAM17 GELATERIA (Gelato)
JAM17 TERRACE (Open terrace): 318㎡
JAM17 SPACE EAST (Event space): 167㎡
JAM17 SPACE WEST (Event space): 231㎡ (Including 100㎡ terrace area)

Two Hotels in TOKYU KABUKICHO TOWER:
Address: 1-29-1, Kabukicho Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Japan 160-0021

Nearby attractions:
Shinjuku Golden Gai, Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Takashimaya, Lumine