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BELLUSTAR TOKYO

BELLUSTAR TOKYO

Meguro, Shibuya, Tokyo

Opened 2023   $$$$

“Sky-high minimalist sanctuary”

Luxe Design
Lively

MICHELIN Guide

BELLUSTAR TOKYO — vibe

Vibe

Perched atop Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, silent minimalist lounges float far above Shinjuku's neon-lit nightlife district.

“Sky-high minimalist sanctuary”

Luxe

Floor-to-ceiling Shinjuku views, personal service, and penthouse suites perched atop Tokyu Kabukicho Tower.

Design

Minimalist interiors designed by Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects overlooking neon-lit Shinjuku.

Wellness

The forty-seventh-floor spa offers holistic body treatments framed by panoramic views of Tokyo.

Lively

In Kabukicho atop Tokyu Kabukicho Tower, surrounded by Shinjuku's neon entertainment district

BELLUSTAR TOKYO — rooms

Rooms

Framed by expansive floor-to-ceiling glass, understated rooms designed by Norm Architects look out across the Tokyo basin.

BELLUSTAR TOKYO — backstory

Backstory

Opened in 2023, the property crowns the upper floors of Shinjuku's landmark Tokyu Kabukicho Tower.

BELLUSTAR TOKYO — wellness

Wellness

The 47th-floor spa pairs holistic body treatments with panoramic cloud-level views over the cityscape below.

The neighborhood

Kabukicho's energetic alleyways sit directly below, with Shinjuku Station a short five-minute walk away.

“Rooms occupy the 39th to 44th floors of the Tokyu Kabukicho Tower... providing sweeping views of the city skyline through wide windows.” 
MICHELIN Guide · 1 Key · 2024

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